KEEN Ashland Casual Shoe - Men's

I am on my second pair and won't wear anything else. As long as Keen makes the Ashland, that's what I'll be wearing

Bought these shoes after reading a review about them in REI. Make sure if you do buy these to buy a size smaller. I normally wear a 12 but had to buy an 11. One of the most comfortable pairs of shoes I have owned. After they were broken in they were as comfortable as a pair of socks and very weatherproof.

I bought a pair of these shoes for my uncle and he loved them! After wearing them everyday for about 3 months, he asked me to get him 2 more pairs in each of the different colors Keen makes. They are his favorite!

My husband works at a bank and spends a lot of time not only in dress clothes, but standing a lot. I got these for him based off a recommendation from an employee at Backcountry.com, and he loves these! They are by far his favorite to wear to work as they're lightweight and very comfortable. The no-lace feature is actually nice and he said they fit true to size.

I saw a previous reviewer complain that these shoes didn't hug his feet well enough, and that his toes got crammed into the shoes. That has not been my experience. While I found them a little lightweight at first, and was worried they seemed stiff, the formed to my feet quickly and have held up well. I like the rubber toe, as I seem to scuff all my other shoes in the front. They are just what I wanted.

A co-worker has a pair and I like how they looked so I bought myself a pair. I was not disappointed. They are probably the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn. They're durable, comfortable, look great with jeans (or in my line of work, hospital scrubs). I'd buy another pair with out hesitation. They're THAT good.

I liked this shoe, I really did. It was funky and cool looking, unique, and well made. One problem, my toes hit the end of the shoe and I had to return them. A larger size would not have helped, because my feet had plenty of room otherwise. Be careful with these, I think what happens is that a shoe without laces does not hold one's foot securely and they can slide forward, letting the toes hit the upturned front end. I have a pair of Keene Bronx in the same size and this problem did not occur.