Customer Reviews KEEN Rosarita

Sorry, Keen, These get thumbs down. Even ordering a size down as others suggested the heel straps on these Keens stretched out so much they just flop behind me as I walk. I end up wearing the shoes with the heel straps inside the shoe, like mules, but they don't look so great that way. In my opinion, these are a Keens flop. I've already put them in the "to donate" box. Maybe if you buy them two or three sizes too small they'll work, and if that's the case, they'll be good looking shoes.

Strap Woes - These are so cute but forget you even saw them! The strap stretches out and renders them almost unwearable. I may try the cobbler route and see if someone can stop the stretch! Wish they could still be returned but I've worn them too much.

Forget it - Pay $100 for a shoe that stretches out in the first couple of weeks? Forget it. I ordered down a size and loved this shoe for two weeks, and then it was so stretched out in the back that it was useless. It doesn't matter how snugly it fits when you first put it on. It will stretch to the point where you can't wear it anymore. Looks like Keen stopped making this one anyway. It's not on their website anymore. It'd be nice if they offered refunds to the rest of us who paid $100 for a shoe that fit for two weeks...

Goldilocks says, "This shoe is too big!" This shoe felt true to size until I wore it for a few days. Within just a few days of wearing the shoe it stretched out to the point that it is too big!

Homely yet comfortable. These run big and it seems that the straps stretch. I take a 9 and the 8.5 was still a little floppy. They are also wide--I have an alarmingly wide foot and these actually fit. As with all Keens shoes, these have excellent arch support. They also make the feet sweat. I hate that I need comfortable shoes due to plantar fasciitis and nascent bunion problems. Yes, they are comfortable but be warned: they are homely. Profoundly unflattering, they are they make the legs look stumpy, the feet wide. I would not classify them as funky; they are all business and built solely for comfort, not aesthetics.