KEEN Women’s Targhee II Mid Outdoor Boot, Raven/Bossa Nova, 9.5 M US
October 10, 2017 - Comment
Conquer changing terrain in the KEEN Targhee II Mid hiking boot. The mid-level height of this women’s trail boot protects your ankle from debris and rocks. Waterproof leather and an eVent� membrane keep you dry while offering breathability. Supportive and strong, the S3 heel structure absorbs shock for a stress-free hike, every time you hit the trail in the KEEN Targhee II Mid hiking boot. Fit tip: This style runs a half-size short. KEEN recommends ordering a half-size up from your normal size (if you normally wear an 8, order an 8.5).
Product Features
- Mid-height hiking boot featuring breathable waterproof membrane and protective toe cap
- Rear pull-on loop
- Removable dual-density EVA foam footbed
- Torsion stability ESS shank
- Compression-molded EVA foam midsole
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