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Heavy-duty protection from conditions in a lightweight hiking boot.

Season after season the KEEN Men's Bryce Mid WP Hiking boot will keep your toes dry and protected from harsh mountain terrain, and you'll be able to go the distance in comfort. KEEN boots aren't the bulky, heavyweight hikers you're used to, this boot instead takes a light-and-fast approach that's kind to your feet and supportive enough for short or long treks.

  • Rugged leather uppers have been waterproofed to provide protection against the elements
  • Waterproof breathable membrane inside this boot blocks moisture from the outside and allows sweaty vapor to escape from within
  • Removable footbed cradles your foot comfortably to make long miles feel like a walk in the park
  • EVA midsole and TPU shank work together to create a stable platform underfoot so you can have confidence in loose or rocky terrain
  • Rubber outsole uses multi-directional lugs that dig into the terrain for ample traction whether you're going uphill or down

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4 5

John B.R.

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(3.5 stars) I feel these would be a great pair of on-trail hiking boots. The keen adzorb sole is nice and cushy, there is a good toe-spring (good if you like it, bad if you do not), and the lacing keeps your foot snug and in place. The leather, along with front and back rubber toe caps make it a little burly and certainly durable.
Where I ran in to problems was using the boot off trail and on steep slopes. The traction just would not "grip-up". The tread pattern of the bryce is different from other keen boots. It has these "direction arrow lugs" that although is a good try for something different, just does not apply well off trail. I slipped a lot more than i expected to.
The keen.dry membrane worked well on the few stream crossings that I had encountered.