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Pull on the KEEN Men’s Growler Winter Boot When the winter weather gets downright nasty. KEEN made this winter-slaying boot with its KEEN.DRY waterproof system to keep deep snow from seeping in on the way to work, and the KEEN.WARM insulation ensures your dogs stay toasty while you shovel out the driveway or take your little one sledding at the local hill.
- KEEN.DRY waterproof system lets vapor out without letting water in
- KEEN.WARM insulation uses charcoal bamboo to cut down weight and prevent foot-funk without sacrificing warmth
- Dual Climate rubber outsole hardens in cold weather to bite into snow and ice
- Thermal heat shield footbed prevents the cold from seeping in underfoot
- KEEN’s Patented Toe Protection wraps the outsole over your toes for ultimate protection
- KEEN notes that this boot runs about a ½ size small
Bottom Line: Pour yourself a tall glass of winter comfort.
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i like the rubber toe...
By:
Ryan Ivy
February 7, 2010
i like the insulation and the rubber toe, but in the past i've owned a couple of pairs of keen's that have had some problems with the longevity of the soles. la sportiva is highly recommended or anything with a vibram or skywalk sole. owned a pair of the black comb keen's and there were some construction issues where 2 different materials would meet, the canvas tore is several places...had to use shoe glue.
Recommend
By:
cha3615644
January 28, 2010
For the price you cant' beat them. Very comfortable and warm. Kept my feet dry in vail during 18 in. of snow over several days.
I am looking for a boot that can accept snowshoes and crampons
I am looking for a boot that can accept snowshoes and crampons to do some "light" mountaineering. Is this the one or is there a better option? Price is of course a factor, but comfort, weight, warmth are the key factors for me.
By: joe inch
January 7, 2010
These boots would probably accept snowshoes; however, it does not appear that they have the raised lip on the heel that is generally built into snowshoe-compatible boots to prevent the snowshoe's heel strap from sliding down the back of your foot. As for crampons, you can use strap-style crampons on these shoes (and any shoes, for that matter) no problem. But "light" mountaineering? I wouldn't, though I don't know your definition of mountaineering. With a good pair of gaiters, you could probably do some good hiking or winter backpacking in these, assuming the temps don't drop too far below freezing. Note: These are not technical boots at all. Mountaineering boots half a half or full length shank that gives the boot a certin stiffness that allows for proper and efficient crampon use. These are insulated light hiking shoes/boots.
By: Jesse Lind
January 8, 2010
good for everything
By:
junior
January 22, 2010
I live in Wisconsin and wear theae babies every day. I have also used these in the summer for extended (up to 5 day) backpacking trips in the summer with no sweat and plenty of support!
Totally Awesome!
By:
swenson.171948386
January 15, 2010
Got these boots for snow shoeing only, but they are so comfortable and warm that I wear them whenever its cold. They don't make my feet sweat either, which i've had a problem with in other boots.
I have narrow feet especially the heel. Will these fit?
I have narrow feet especially the heel. Will these fit?
By: ABL
December 13, 2009
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By:
fry3055845
November 5, 2009
Great boots. Very light but warm, looks awesome. Like all Keen - worthy
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By:
Cher
November 10, 2009
Thought I might try a men's boot for a better fit over the women's Keen equivalent. Fit well but just a bit clunky for a woman's foot, I felt. Not really the fault of the boot. :)
1 Comment Last Comment: December 21, 2009 by: Stinky Dave
By: Stinky Dave
December 21, 2009
Why even review a men's boot and give it 3 stars if you are a woman?
Change me.
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i like the insulation and the rubber toe, but in the past i've owned a couple of pairs of keen's that have had some problems with the longevity more...
- Material:
- [Upper] leather & webbing; [Lining] KEEN.DRY waterproof membrane
- Insulation:
- 200g KEEN.WARM
- Sole:
- KEEN Dual Climate Rubber
- Lacing:
- Standard
- Recommended Use:
- Winter wear
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year