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womens voyageur runs a little big
dspp187793
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- Gender: Female
I have a few pairs of different style Keen shoes but I think this particular style runs a little big. Maybe a half size big.
I am hiking in this shoe now, but need...
Claudia Williams
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I am hiking in this shoe now, but need something with a thicker sole because of rocky terrain. Got any suggestions?
Phil Maher
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Hi Claudia,
As a general comment that might help you head in the right direction, you may want to consider going with a backpacking boot for rocky terrain, not a hiking shoe/boot. Big difference in comfort and performance. You'll get that thicker and stiffer sole that you need, not to mention the ankle support that will, at some point, be something you're thankful for. Specific to another style- my son has been doing heavy packing in Yosemite, etc for several years in the same pair of Keen Targhee II mids and has been really happy with them. Still holding up and giving him plenty of support. You should also consider a pair of good aftermarket foot-beds. Hope this helped.
Try this one: item # KEN0172
perfect from the start
its5592437
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I've loved all the Keen shoes I've owned, but this one, the Voyager, is outstanding, like they were made for my feet. The fit, the comfort, and the stability from the moment I put them on had me sold immediately. Bought a second pair for work, where I walk and/or stand the whole day long. Now, the first pair is wearing out, so I'm shopping for pair number three. My only complaint about all my Keen shoes is that I seem to wear down the tread on the heel more quickly than I expect.
Fabulous grip
Kelly Sherwood
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I am so impressed by the rugged bottom sole of this hiking shoe. It keeps me from slipping down gravel trails. I feel so more stable in these shoes than I have felt in any other hiking shoes/boots I've ever owned. I did want to comment on the size comments I have read. I wear a 9.5 and bought these in a 10, thinking they ran big as many have said. But my feet swam in the size 10. I am ordering a 9.5 now as my size 10 were burned up in my house fire. The Keen sandals I would recommend ordering a 1/2 size up, but not this particular shoe/boot - order your normal size.
Most comfortable shoe ever...really!
hikermom62
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Like the title says - these are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. I have wide feet, making it hard to find comfortable women's shoes. I have two different styles of Keens (the Voyageur and the Presidio? ) that I wear daily and I love them! Even suffered from severe plantar fasciitis for more than a year - nothing worked until I switched to the Keens. They fit my feet perfectly and apparently give the precise support my feet need, as the PF was completely gone within a few months of switching. I wear the Voyageurs everywhere - hiking, biking, daily activities...they are my go-to shoe. I can walk in them all day without fatigue or pain :-) I may wear Keens for the rest of my life :-)
So far so good
Rich Fahey
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Got these for the lady friend and so far so good. Mainly using them for light backpacking and day hikes. No complaints so far, so sounds like a win to me.
If you have narrow feet, do not buy these!
ale3125138
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These shoes were great for stability, support and overall ruggedness. However, I have little/narrow feet and these suckers gave me blisters a lot of them! I tried breaking them in (just like my smart boyfriend told me to), but even after several multi-day backpacking trips, I still got blisters. If you've got normal to wider feet I would definitely recommend. Happy hiking!! :)
Do not hold up very well
Karen Hare
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I loved these shoes when I bought them 6 months ago but they are already falling apart. Will not buy Keen again. Usually buy Merrill...
Awesome shoe, but not wide enough
jmi101326342
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I ordered these for my mom because she has an extremely hard time finding shoes that are wide enough. She normally wears a 6 1/2. Unfortunately they didn't work out. The heel was wide enough, but the toe area was not. I really wish Keen would make a wide specific shoe. Other than that, everything was great. Super fast shipping and wonderful customer service.
I got the Voyageur and the Targhee II --...
clcarley108437
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I got the Voyageur and the Targhee II -- trying to decide between them... I have a week of hiking coming up in October in Utah (not backpacking, so won't be carrying much) and am nervous my feet will be too warm in the Targhee. But I live in the Northeast and tend to hike in cooler weather. Thoughts?? Thanks!
Ryan Hamilton
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October in UT is usually cool so overheating isn't too big of a worry.
jer2482335
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The best thing you could do is wear a good pair of socks made out of merino wool. These socks will keep your foot drier and that will keep your foot cooler in the warmer weather or warmer in cooler weather.
KEEN makes some awesome socks that are left and rights so they fit great and are made out of Merino wool, they are called the Bellingham sock and they come in different heights and weights. I would recommend the Bellingham Crew Lite.
jer2482335
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The best thing you could do is wear a good pair of socks made out of merino wool. These socks will keep your foot drier and that will keep your foot cooler in the warmer weather or warmer in cooler weather.
KEEN makes some awesome socks that are left and rights so they fit great and are made out of Merino wool, they are called the Bellingham sock and they come in different heights and weights. I would recommend the Bellingham Crew Lite.
jer2482335
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The best thing you could do is wear a good pair of socks made out of merino wool. These socks will keep your foot drier and that will keep your foot cooler in the warmer weather or warmer in cooler weather.
KEEN makes some awesome socks that are left and rights so they fit great and are made out of Merino wool, they are called the Bellingham sock and they come in different heights and weights. I would recommend the Bellingham Crew Lite.
jer2482335
Member since
The best thing you could do is wear a good pair of socks made out of merino wool. These socks will keep your foot drier and that will keep your foot cooler in the warmer weather or warmer in cooler weather.
KEEN makes some awesome socks that are left and rights so they fit great and are made out of Merino wool, they are called the Bellingham sock and they come in different heights and weights. I would recommend the Bellingham Crew Lite.
Can't stop using them
Manuel Monge
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After using myself keen shoes for a while I convinced my wife to try them, she's been using them since they arrived! She even says she stopped feeling pain in the lower back when she started using these shoes.
what is the difference between the Keen...
Nancy
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what is the difference between the Keen Voyageur and the Keen Alamosa?
jer2482335
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Hey Nancy,
The Alamosa has a smaller toe cap, so it's not as bulky as the Voyageur and across the forefoot of the Alamosa there is 2 to 3 mm less volume, it's the same width but less volume. Why does KEEN do this? They feel the person using the Alamosa over the Voyageur is going to be a little more active ie. they may run up a hill, instead of walking, so the want the forefoot to be more secure, more agile.
KEEN also rounds the soles corners for the same reason on the Alamosa. They both a very stable and use a stone bruising plate in the midsole.
The Alamosa looks more sporty too, kind of a cross between a trail running shoe and a full on hiking shoe. I hope this helps.
Thanks, Jerry
Old design is better
designerontherun
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I loved my old pair of Voyageurs so of course I bought a new pair after my old ones went to shoe heaven. The new pair are good but not great, they lack the same cushioning in the heel/ankle area, so it doesn't hug the foot as much. Previously I could using normal socks and it felt comfortable, but now I have to wear thick socks. Shame... i really did want to love them.
I love them.
Valerie
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I ordered these in the Charcoal/Sterling Blue. I love them!! I find that Keen shoes run large. I originally ordered a size 7 and my feet swam in them. I returned them for a size 6 and they fit well. They were comfortable from the moment I put them on. I've worn them on several short hikes (2-3 hours) over rough terrain, rocks, roots, logs, up and down fairly steep inclines, etc., and they were very comfortable. I've also worn them on a day-long mall outing (yuck) because they are so supportive and comfortable, and they served me very well there too. I've taken to wearing them for walking on the track in the evenings instead of my sneakers! I love the way they look and I love the way they feel. I would definitely recommend them. Also a word for Backcountry...I love them...great service, helpful, free and very fast delivery, easy returns.
Great/Comfortable Shoe
sus4529607
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Great/comfortable shoe right out of the box.
Fit for me, at least, was true to size.
Happy Feet
mic4540926
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Was looking for a good hiking boot and found it! Not only great for hiking, but for walking. I broke these in on a trip to New York City. My Keens covered a lot of ground and were comfortable and gave my feet great support. Can't wait to get out on the hiking trails, as I live out in the Pacific Northwest. You can't go wrong with these boots. Do as the other reviews suggest, go up 1/2 a size.
I wear orthotics. Are the insoles...
Sharon
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I wear orthotics. Are the insoles removable?
Cory Guru
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Yes the insoles are removable.
Very Happy
lyn4307044
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The shoes were a gift to my daughter, who recently added hiking to her fitness regime. I was concerned about buying without trying them on, but figured we could always return them. She wore them on a somewhat difficult hike last week, without first wearing them around the house to make sure they felt good, but she loved them. The fit was great and she felt the hike would have been much more difficult with her prior shoes. We are both happy with the result.
recommended
jtc3400770
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shoes were great but I should have ordered my original size because the are true to the size of your feet. I listened to another review that they run small but they do not. Order the size you wear. I only wear KEEN shoes they are the best.
Ruth Johnson
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I agree they run true to size as with a narrower shoe I sometimes need a size 9 but because of the wide toe box design I can wear an 8 1/2 which is my normal size.
Very comfortable, But...
Wendy Cox
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Okay, let me first say I LOVE Keen sandals. That's the only Keens I've ever owned until this purchase. The shoe is very good looking & comfortable just like the sandals, but with only one drawback. These shoes have tie laces, not the bungie cord like the sandals. The laces are a little too short in my opinion, not leaving quite enough lace to double tie & you don't get that quick on & off that I love. I also have a narrow heel and my heel slides just a little in this shoe. I've remedied that by wearing a little thicker sock. If these shoes had the bungie cord lace, they would be perfect and earn 5 stars. These run small just like the Keen sandals. I normally wear a 9-9.5 in other shoes and a Keen size 10 fits perfect. Overall, if you don't mind the laces, it's still a great shoe.
Nancy C. DeCook
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That's funny..every keen I've ordered runs small...so I have to order a 1/2 larger. Lol oh well. Thank you for this review as I'm looking into buying them, but can't decide over the two brown versions.
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