KEEN Men's Voyageur Low Height Breathable Hiking Shoe

Keen boots and shoe have a wide open toe area. My feet love them. They are worth the price. Sizes are right on

Some of the best shoes I’ve ever had. Comfortable right out of the box with good heal and arch support. I use these for sport casual wear, but walk everywhere and anywhere with them. Have two older pairs now for casual hiking too. Good price and fine quality. Highly recommend!

You get what you pay forWell worth the price

I purchased these last week and have been wearing them daily since, hoping that they will break in a little sooner.They do give good support, have excellent tread, I can not speak to how water resistant they are.The value seems to be good for the amount of money.The fit is tight, I wear a 12 and here is were my problem is with these shoes.1. They are very stiff to try to I try lace them up tightly.2. The top of the backside of my heels at ankle level are being rubbed raw this is my largest complaint.Mind you I wear socks, and still they are rubbing me rawI understand shoes need to be broken in, I will update this review in 2 more weeks.To give a better overall reviewIt has been a few weeks rather rough breaking these in, however they have stopped hurting the backside of my heels so broken in but you need to place a little mileage on them in order to hit that point so only 4 stars because of the discomfort for a few weeks

After short break in , these are very comfortable and are exactly what I need !

With the exception of heavy hiking boots, for over 10 years the only shoe I have worn is this one--the Keen Voyageur, men's size 11.5. I wear them to work, I wear them to walk, I wear them to the gym--everywhere. I have problem feet: I need a very wide toe box and a narrow heel. Few shoes have ever worked for me. This one has. Until now. The pair I bought on Amazon in June 2019 was very, very different than any before (I have owned at least 6 pairs of this shoe.) The latest pair is more than a full size shorter than the 11.5 that I need. My Superfeet footbeds that I had cut to fit the two previous pairs were way too long to fit the new pair. I had to cut at least a 1/4 inch (probably more like 3/8 inch) off the toe of the Superfeet footbed to get it to lie flat in this new Voyageur. It's not just the length that's the problem. The heel is wider in the new one, so now I have heel-slip. The arch has been relocated to a position that does not match my arch or previous Voyageur's position. The sole and the toebox are much stiffer, uncomfortably so. The sole and toebox seem to be made of a different, harder material than previously. Also, minor as this is, the color is much darker than before. I read the label and found what I expect is the source of the problem. All my previous Voyageurs had been made in China (possibly some of the older ones were made in the US). The new pair was made at Keen's new plant in Thailand. Please don't take this as a complaint about Thailand--it is one of my very favorite places. This is a complaint about Keen for not making sure that the plant met their standards. IT DOES NOT. I also notice that this pair of Voyageurs was $20 cheaper than any I had ever bought before. I DO NOT WANT CHEAPER SHOES. I WANT BETTER SHOES. Keen, if you are paying attention, know this: I will pay double your regular price to get my old fit back. Seriously. My feet hurt because you decided to cut costs and sell cheaper shoes. While you're at it, bring that plant back to the US. I am so disappointed and so angry at you, Keen, that you have caused me to write my first product review ever. It really hurts when something that was not just good, but THE BEST EVER, is taken and turned into crap, but you've done it, Keen.

Excellent

First I'm a big fan of Keen shoes, I've tried lots of other brands but always come back to Keen.. why, fit, cost, waterproofing, and wear and tear... You cannot go wrong with Keen, especially if you want a comfortable tie box,