KEEN Mens Jasper Low Height Climbing Approach Style

Very comfortable and lightweight. I wear anything from 8.5 to 9 (US) and the size 9 is perfect. The shoes came laced up in a way that made them difficult to get on and off but re-lacing them solved that problem.

These are awesome. True to size, very comfortable all day! Light weight. Will definitely buy another pair!

Awesome fit and form. These allow for use as a mountain bike shoe with platform pedals. They stay planted in good pedal pins for confident riding and play. Annnnd, the ochre/safety orange goes nicely with my bike! Fit is glove like and lacing to the toe equals custom fitment with ease. Uppers are supple out of the box and seem to be reasonably durable. Nikwax treatment to preserve em, recommended. These do offer a more natural feel of terrain than stiffer soled shoes would which lends to good traction and stability. A good ride for your feet. These are a replacement for the venerable 5 10 Guide Tennie.

I got these as a general walking shoe, Normally, I wear from size 8.5-9. I ordered a 9 and they fit really well and have a bit of wiggle room in the toe box which is what I prefer. They are really nice, fit well, and they seem really light, not heavy or boot-like- more like a good pair of sneakers. My ONLY complaint id the tongue is really flimsy. They tend to curl down at the edges and fold onto themselves so you have to be a little more careful when putting them on. Otherwise, they are pretty much perfect for what I wanted.

Keen is a very well made shoe. This is a great tennis shoe. Normally wear an 8 wide and this fit perfect. The box showed an 8M. Not sure what the M stood for, maybe medium. Would recommend.

Great looking shoes and well constructed. A little too flat and not good for over-pronation. Replaced insoles with more arch support, but that resulted in quick wearing of the inside of the heel padding and painful rubbing on heels. For the right foot type, these are probably great, but wouldn't recommend for high arch/over-pronator types.

Love these shoes. I have bone spur in my heel and these shoes are the most comfortable shoes I’ve worn. On my second pair my first pair are two years old and still intact just wore out the insoles and tread is starting to wear now they are my yard shoes They will take an initial breaking in after that super comfy.

After one and a half days of LIGHT use, both shoes had holes in their fabric sides of the toe box. I wore these shoes for less than 24 hours total. During this time I moved some boxes and wood around my house and did some wood working. I was getting frustrated & confused that pebbles kept getting into my shoes when I looked down to my complete and total disbelief to see my sock visible on the side of the shoe. I am in shock at how poorly made these shoes are. This does not seem to be a manufacturing defect as it's not de-lamination, it is just the cheap fabric ripping. These are not approach shoes. Approach shoes are designed to handle rugged terrain and being scuffed and jammed into rocks. These shoes couldn't handle 24 hours of walking in my paved garage and wood floored house lol. I am so glad I didn't bring these on an actual outdoor experience. This was my first time trying keens in a decade. The last time I tried them I was disappointed in their quality and this is the nail in the coffin. This is the absolute worse quality shoe I have ever seen and I will never waste my time with a company whose slogan "Consciously creating versatile footwear that lasts", is the farthest thing from the truth. In contrast, i've shown my CHEAP $40 minimalist Whithin shoes that I have had for a year. I have ABUSED these shoes and taking them on countless hikes and scrambles including Wham Ridge (a 12 mile one way hike with several miles of hiking through downed trees due to tree slides) and it wasn't until recently that their outer fabric started rubbing away, but they still don't have a hole that makes it to the insole like these Keens. My Whithin shoes are explicitly not approach shoes and have superior durability to a shoe marketed as a "approach" shoe that costs 3x the amount. Keen - fool my once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Good bye.

Great quality footwear. Comfy as. Sartorial too, ooff!! My feet tend to be wide for most shoe brands, NOT this shoe…

Je compte utiliser ces chaussures pour le vélo et la marche urbaine. Je suis fan des chaussures keen, celle-ci sont ma 4eme paire, j’ai les sandales, les chaussures de randonnée montantes et les basses. J’aime la solidité de ces chaussures et la place qu’ont mes orteils pour marcher dedans, les lacets permettent sur ce modèle de régler la chaussure même devant, ce qui est un plus, par rapport à mes autres modèles, celui-ci a l’une semelle plus souple, c’est clairement un modèle plus accès loisirs que randonnée, du coup, c’est complémentaire pour moi, la toile est de bonne qualité, le maintien de la voûte plantaire et de talon est parfait, je fais du 40 et chez keen, je prends du 40,5, ce modèle semble très légèrement plus petit que les autres, mais, pour moi, ça ira, j’ai les pieds assez fins. Pour 60€ c’est une bonne affaire

オシャレで、普段使いや軽登山でも使用できる所が良いです。ソールは柔らかく、濡れた場所は滑ります。

キャンバスなので、汚れが入りやすいかと思いますが、それを考慮しても今のところルックスが私としてはベストで、同じの2足目買いました。 通常時は27センチを履いているのですが、こちらは28.5センチを履いています。ゆとりはあるのですが、にしても小さめの作りに思います。

comfy, soft, my feet saying thank you to keen