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KEEN Voyageur Hiking Shoe - Men's
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Best Hiking Shoe I Have Owned
Matthew Pizza
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this shoe. Had my pair for 3 years now. still holding up strong. Starting to show some signs of wear on the fabric on the inside just in the last year are so. Great for hiking or just wearing around town as your everyday shoe.
Outside lowers blues
Russ Carlson, Jr.
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Having wore my Voyageurs for only 10 months during work day, usually walking on soft or uneven soil (construction sites), the lower rubber in separating. I imagine its the glue.
KEEN needs to resolve the glue issue; especially for $110 shoes!
I hope my replacement KEEN Austin Casuals can hold up to every day use as I love the comfort of KEEN shoes.
Great. But QC issues.
san4686701
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I usually buy these 3 pair at a time and in fact just ordered 3 pair. I'm just finishing my 5th or 6th pair now and I'm hopeful that Keen can get it together with manufacturing because every single pair of these I have worn (for normal everyday use) has had the lowers separate. It's a real drag because these are perfect for my feet since they're wide and allow my feet to breath and I never, ever slip on any kind of surface - wet OR dry.
Why do the lowers ALWAYS separate?
san4686701
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Why do the lowers ALWAYS separate?
Karl G.
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Entropy.
Made for my feet
Chris C
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These are the most comfortable hiking shoes I've ever owned. They just fit perfectly. But Keens just seem to be like that for me (unlike most other shoes). Decent for short bursts of trail running too on colder days. Not exactly waterproof, but that's not what these are for...
North Shore, Lake Superior, MN
Russ Carlson, Jr.
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Performed fairly well on slippery moss.
Great hiking shoe
edy100214592
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I bought these for my husband and this is the second pair we bought. The sole did wear out after a couple years which was a bit quick but he did wear them a ton. Comfortable and true to size.
MOST COMFORTABLE SHOES
Juan A. Sandoval
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Take some advise from someone who just turned 66 and doesn't own a car. When you are young, you are more interested in looks than comfort--forget it! After a lifetime of wearing narrow shoes, in your mature years, you will, by necessity, be more interested in comfort and the Keen shoes with wide toe boxes are essential. Avoid future problems and use wider shoes--you won't regret it! Keens are probably the most (only) comfotable shoes I have found for my wide feet. Do yourself a favor and buy them.
Waterproof
Mom5322720
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Waterproof
Gone Fishing
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Nope, not waterproof.
Just Right!!
Russ Carlson, Jr.
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I exchanged the Voyageur mid hiking boots for these...good choice. The boots dug into my ankles.
I wear 11 1/2 shoes and these feel true to size. I have low arches and thinner feet (opposed to thick feet) and narrow ankles. If you have feet like mine, replace the insoles with thicker ones as the footbeds are very stiff.
The overall exchange experience and free 2-day shipping Backcountry offers will keep me coming back.
Great Shoes
Dean Raynes
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These shoes are real comfy, probably one of most Comfortable shoes I have. I will be getting another pair when these wear out.
comfortable shoe
Richard Gehring
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Wore a pair of these on the last 500 miles of my AT thru hike in 2010. These shoes were the most comfortable of the 4 pairs I used on the hike. Not one blister. Bought another pair just for knocking around and hiking around the home place. I did have problem with the lugs on the side of the shoes peeling off on my first pair after 2 weeks, but I finished my hike and still have the shoes. This problem did not affect anything.
Good...at first...
ebodalski2091142
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Lets start with the good. Fit, comfort, breathability. Lightweight, a real good shoe for a person who is on their feet as I am 15+ hours a day at work. Love them. Really....
Then it went south. About 4 weeks after purchacing this shoe, the upper began to "delaminate" from the sole. First only a little on the right foor shoe near the toe, then widening from the toe to midfoot. Then slightly at the heel. I cannot even tighten the laces on the right shoe. The left shoe, so far, is only delaminating by the outside heel. I am really unhappy about this.
I sent a warranty claim into Keen via their website, with pictures and comments regarding the problems with these shoes. it's been over a week, and the "status" is still "pending" Frustration is starting to set in. This is My third pair of Keens, the others, I have worn them out, but these are, in a word, terrible.
Loose Lugs
biz4634141
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Love the shoes but after about two months bottom started coming unglued. BackCounry replaced with no questions. Second pair lasted only two weeks before the bottom started coming loose again. Sent them back for refund and bought a pair of Keen, Siskiyou WP that has a different bottom. I feel Keen really missed it with gluing the lugs on the Voyageur shoes.
good shoe
Michael Martinelli
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So I tried on a few different pairs of Keen shoes. Since they stopped making the shoe I had been wearing i thought i would purchase Keen. I've seen mixed reviews and had to find out for myself. After a couple different size changes (the clerk hated me) and different styles i settled on these. light weight and a good flex. Some of the shoes didn't feel right or were too stiff. These fit great and didn't take long to break in. Not as waterproof as i would like. But they do breath to let out the heat and moisture. Durable and supportive soles make for a good hiker.
Returned
Bellinghamster
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The bend in the forefoot was very stiff & dug in to my foot. Returned. Just not the right Keen for me. Went with the Keen Red Rock instead: very happy
Comfortable Shoe, Poor Sole Quality
emp3201577
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I generally love keen shoes. These puppies are very comfortable but after only limited use, the soles began to peal away from the uppers. I was honestly surprised to still see these shoes for sale on here. I purchased mine almost a year ago and have had to use shoe goo to keep the sole on. I live down the street from Backcountry and I know that they'll return anything but can't bring myself to returning shoes that while defective, have been used a fair amount.
I went with two stars because honestly I would not recommend a shoe that falls apart. After reading the comments, I know i'm not alone in this. Come on Keen.
I have a pair of Newport sandles, these...
Phil Sly
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I have a pair of Newport sandles, these fit perfectly (without socks) at 11.5 US. For the purchase of Keen shoes or boots should I go up half a size to accomodate the socks?
Angus Bohanon
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I'd say stick with 11.5. Socks aren't that thick, and besides sandals are sized to be worn barefoot anyway, so these are likely to accomodate.
Michael Martinelli
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alway try on your shoes to make sure of the right fit. even if you own the shoe currently they could still wear differently out of the box. just my opinion.
steve in kentucky
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Just bought a pair of low cuts. Web site says they run 1/2 size small, but with wool socks on, an 11 fit me perfectly. My tennies are also an 11.
Love these
Dave
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These are great shoes...I got them a few weeks ago and they are very comfortable....no real break in time feeling. I wear them everyday working...I'm a woodworker and on my feet 10+ hours a day, they take the abuse at work and still feel comfortable heading up the trails right after work.
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