Keen Gypsum Mid
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Description
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Durability and functionality is what you get with the Keen® Gypsum Mid. Be prepared the next time you hit the trail with the heavy-duty and dependable Gypsum.
- Waterproof nubuck leather uppers offer ample durability, flexibility and breathability for lasting comfort on and off the trail.
- KEEN.DRY™ waterproof breathable membranes keep feet dry while allowing perspiration to dissipate before it saturates the inside of the shoe.
- Patented rubber Toe Guards protect feet and uppers from impacts and abrasion.
- Removable Metatomical EVA footbeds are shaped to provide ample cushioning and arch support; can also accommodate orthotics.
- Compression-molded EVA midsoles offer shock-absorption and padding for all-day comfort.
- External thermoplastic urethane heel stabilizers support feet on impact, dissipate shock and reduce the chance of twisting an ankle.
- Supportive ESS thermoplastic urethane plates provide torsional stability and protection from uneven and rocky terrain.
- Gypsum Mid hiking boots have non-marking rubber outsoles with aggressive 4mm multidirectional lugs to deliver durability and traction.
- Imported.
- Specifications:
Best use - Hiking.
Shoe height - Over-the-ankle.
Shoe closure - Lace-up.
Waterproof - Yes.
Upper - Waterproof nubuck leather.
Lining - KEEN.DRY waterproof breathable membrane/polyester.
Midsole - EVA.
Support - Thermoplastic urethane shank/hard EVA ESS plate.
Outsole - Rubber. - Measurements:
- Weight: 1 lb
- Product measurements were taken using size 8.5, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Fit Survey:
- 0% Full size too large
- 13% Half size too Large
- 48% True to size
- 22% Half size too small
- 17% Full size too small
- 73% Felt true to width
- 0% Felt narrower than marked
- 27% Felt wider than marked
- 45% Excellent arch support
- 50% Moderate arch support
- 5% No arch support
Customer Reviews
Keen Gypsum Mid
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I bought these to hike through the Adirondacks and at one point my whole foot slipped into a river -- completely dry! I wore them all weekend; they're comfortable even with two pairs of socks, and warm. The only issue I have is they squish my second toe, but once I broke them in, it was fine. I am so glad I bought these; they'll last forever and are worth the money!
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- Anonymous - customer
- September 14, 2011
Great pair of boots! They fit me perfectly because of the wider toe box in Keen shoes. I purchased a pair of hiking boots a couple of years ago from Eddie Bauer that I was never able to really wear because they didn't give my toes enough room. These not only fit, they are light, yet seem very sturdy. Metal eyelets. Tough laces. I have worn on several hikes and am totally happy with them. In fact, I like to wear them around the house. Usually I wear 9.5 but had to get size 10, so it seems they run about a half size small.
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- Layla S - customer
- from Larkspur, CA
- November 2, 2011
I tried this boot in my usual size, but very short. Even a 1/2 size up my big toe hits the front of the toe box. Plenty of toe room across, so I tried the Keen Oregon PCT in 1/2 size bigger than my usual size and they fit great. Both boots have great arch support. I tried on many hiking boots and Keens were the only ones that had good toe room across. I do not have a wide foot, so I'm glad I tried Keen.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Colorado
- September 17, 2011
This is the first pair of hiking boots I have ever tried on, so I did not know what to expect. I ordered a half size up from what I normally wear in athletic shoes. The bigger size fit perfectly, but when I walked around, the shaft rubbed above my ankle funny. After trying on Keen Targhee II Mids, I have decided to return the Gypsums. The Targhees are much cushier, offer more arch support, and are slightly lower cut, so they do not rub above the ankle.
I'd also recommend: Keen Targhee II Mid
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Winterville
- January 15, 2013
So far, so good with these boots. Haven't been on any long hikes yet, but have been comfortable on short walks. Can't beat Keen for a roomy toe-box. Look forward to taking them to Canada this summer. I needed to go up a half size, as Keens tend to run small.
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Massachusetts
- March 1, 2012
