I bought these for my husband for Christmas. He likes this shoe a lot. It is very comfortable and looks great. It's a great shoe to wear with jeans and a button up shirt or a tshirt. It is multi-purposed. And it is water resistant! Several guys at his job have asked him what brand shoe he is wearing. The shoe is very eye catching in a positive way.

I have owned these shoes for approximately 5 weeks. They are made of quality leather, wear like a boot, and support my feet well. I also appreciate the look of the shoe. I would love this shoe except: I have had one major disappointment with this shoe that has never happened to me previously. This will be difficult to explain in text and I wish I could upload a jpg. On the sole of the shoe, the black rubber above the tan rubber has begun to reveal an underlayer of tan in places. The effect is that sole of the shoe now looks old and/or muddy. So, no impact to functionality - but for the price I expected better craftsmanship and longevity. Pretty upsetting actually. I will probably pass on Keens from now on due to this. Zappos was quick with the order as usual.

This shoe is very comfortable even when worn for long periods of time. Excellent arch support, and the characteristic Keen design where the toe curls up slightly is very comfortable - almost surprisingly so. I have only two caveats for potential buyers: 1. This shoe is very square-toed in its design. As a result, it will make your feet appear shorter and wider than most other shoes. People with very long feet might like this; those with small feet should just be aware that it'll make your feet look even smaller. 2. I think the materials and workmanship are very good, except for the soles. The soles are two-tone, with black rubber lugs protruding from a contrasting tan base. As far as I can tell, this is manufactured by first injecting black rubber into a mold, letting it cool, then following that with tan rubber. The only problem is that while the black lugs on the bottom appear to have an adequate thickness of black rubber, the lugs on the side do not. After very gentle wear over only two or three weeks, the black surface wore through on the side lugs, exposing the tan rubber underneath, almost like wearing through a layer of paint. This is an aesthetic issue only that doesn't affect the shoe's mechanical integrity. I'll continue to wear them and I don't plan to return them. Still, I think this qualifies as a design flaw. A shoe costing this much should not have a problem like this, and had I known it would happen I would have had second thoughts about buying them. Are you listening, Keen? Fix this.

Impressive shoe. Somewhat different than the typical Keen. I need a wide shoe but took a chance on this; has a large toe box and good width. Tune in later for wear report.

A nice change of pace for Keen style wise. Sole is really thick, unlike previous pairs of Keens I've had in the past. But they are still incredibly comfortable.