Customer Reviews KEEN Newport H2 Sandals

Purchased these shoes 6 weeks ago. Work on a dive boat so I was looking for something that would hold up well being wet. while I was happy with the look and fit I was less than satisfied with the durability. Less than a week of use they began to smell,advertised in bottom of shoe"anti odor" wrong , somewhat solved this by spraying with Lysol,I can deal with that. About 4 weeks into use shoe started to separate where cloth of shoe meets the sole.finally this week stitching on side of shoe started to give out. Contacted zappos today. Very helpful no problem with return. W. In closing just want to say these are nice shoes if you only occasionally get them wet. If you work in an environment where they will be frequently wet this shoe does not last . This was my second pair of these shoes had same issues with first pair. Should have learned my lesson!

Very disappointed in the quality of these sandals. While Keen usually makes a good product these are clearly "2nds" and not of 1st quality. Quality control is becoming non-existent.

1/2 size larger worked perfectly. Very comfortable and sturdy.

Hubby bought these and stated would definitely recommend the shoe. He bought size twelve and stated they fit ever so slightly smaller than expected and he was glad they were slightly wider than what he expected which was a good thing for his feet. He has used them while kayaking and enjoys the stability in the water they provide and they are a very handsome shoe.

This is my second pair of H2 Sandals. These sandals are as advertised and they are comfortable to wear. I had to replace my first pair because they were destroyed in an accident.

A little small I would suggest getting 1/2 size larger. other than that very happy.

These are well constructed and a favorite of some friends, but in my opinion they are not easy enough to get in to. There is no velcro to open wide and cinch tight. Instead the components are barely adjustable and are slightly stretchy so you need to apply the right force to get the shoe to accommodate the foot. This compares to firm leather sandals with velcro straps that allow you to to step right in the wide opening and then quickly cinch it tight. If you try to do that, you end up with the heel strap pinned under your heel and needing to grab the shoe to force the foot in further, and then fish that heel strap out from under the foot.