Newport H2 Full Sandal

What looks like a geeky sandal is a very comfortable haven for the feet! I am amazed. I do get some "looks" when I wear the Keen sandals (in Mango!) is it the style they envy? Or the color? Either way, you really can't go wrong with these. I read several comments indicating "size" was an issue for some. I wear size 7 1/2....I bought US 7 1/2 M and they fit like a glove. Best of luck...your feet will thank you! azchurchlady

These shoes are wonderful. I bought a pair for my 3yr old. I figured it was most cost effective. I got 1 pair of shoes that work as 2. I thought they were great looking & chose a pair for myself. I couldn't have made a better decision. I was out in town and a friend said let's go walk. We did. I walked 2 hours in these shoes and was comfortable the whole time. They are also great to go out on the boat and then to dinner after. I keep mine and my daughter's at the door so we can throw them on when we leave. They are a great investment, easy and comfortable.

I bought a pair of Keens for my trip to Glacier Nat'l Park. They are perfect for rafting because they have the toe-bumper in the front, so it's painless to wedge your feet in the raft. I also hiked for a few hours per day in the shoes, which was also enjoyable, but after a while my arches hurt. They don't have high arch support at all, so I couldn't wear them for too long. My feet got sweaty in the shoes, but they never felt too hot, and with a quick dip in some water, they're clean again (they also dry in a matter of hours)! They seem to run a bit small, so be sure to try on a few different sizes. The width is great, and the colors are fun. Sometimes sand or pebbles might get into the shoe and it can take a minute to remove (you will probably have to take the shoe off), but it's really not a big deal. Overall, I'd recommend Keens for their durability and versatility.

I bought the shoes for everyday wear. I've found them to be quite comfortable. They have even replaced my old walking shoes. I've comfortably walked 4 miles in these shoes.

Ok, I confess, it kills me to spend $50 on shoes. But at 38, and on my feet all day, plus filling in the mid-drift...The shoes I wore in the young hottie days are getting their revenge. Worse yet...at a size 10.5-11 W, I canNOT find shoes to fit.
In need of some water wading shoes, I found a purple pair of this model (incorrectly shown as red on this site) that I thought was too "off color" for professional wear, but worthy of play shoes...for a clearance price of $30 comfort to please my desperation, who could deny the deal?

SHOOT. I don't care if they had bright flashing fuschia blinkers and a whoopie cushion to boot. These shoes rock.

I live 3 hrs from the Birkenstock place I found them in WA, and when I head back that direction, I am clearing the Keen sale shelf, and buying a reg priced pair that is appropriate in style for professional wear. The shoe is kind of wierd looking..but I see Birkenstocks as wierd looking (which didnt work out for me--very painful).

If you have plantar faciatis (sp?) problems, here is a house shoe answer. See, I also drop these shoes next to my bed so I can make it to the bathroom in the middle of the night without tearing up my arches.They are SO comfortable.

And the shoe is breathable, but not cold, not hot, not prone to stretching with sock on, no sock wear.

It's years of shoe nightmares come to an end. I have had 'em for 6 weeks now, weigh 235 lbs (fluffy amazon chick) and the shoe looks like it will hold it's own--wet or dry. A challenge, considering size 6, 110 lb girl shoes are made with the same materials as the larger sizes...like harnessing up a chihuahua the same as a St.Bernard!
Hope this helps.These shoes are my hunt completed.Oh, it appears all shoes are made with the same funky, loveable sole.