Customer Reviews KEEN Versatrail

My son loves Keen. Happy to see more color choices in men's sizes.

Really have enjoyed these. They get a lot of use and are holding up well after nearly one year. Comfortable, easy on and easy off with no complaints on build quality.

Bought these for my 11yr old son who is very picky about his shoes, he loves them! I tried them myself, we are the same size, and they are very comfortable. Great for boys day to day wear and he's always ready for an adventure, whether that's a day hike, hide and seek in the forest or a bike ride through the desert.

Nice fit...light weight. Husband really likes them. His first pair...he's 65...and very picky.

I got the size 8 black Keen Versatrails for my 11-year old son. He is choosy about his footwear so a new pair of shoes is always a gamble. However, he took these out of the box and has barely taken them off since! The black is sharp looking. The shoes are also much more rugged than a regular pair of sneakers so I expect that they will last much longer. Slipping into them is easy and no laces hang down. Since my son loves them, I could not be happier with these Keens.

I own 6 pairs of Keen shoes in various styles. Like the wider toe shape and use a Sole orthodic foot liner. Very high quality finish and trim. Compatible pricing. Yea, Keen.

These hiking/trail shoes are very light, very comfortable, and seem durable enough to handle anything I can throw at them. I was introduced to Keen with a pair of Uneek sandal/shoes, ended up with two pairs, and ordered these sight unseen, same size as the sandals, and they feel almost as free and invisible as the Uneeks do.

The Keen Versatrail shoes were a gift for my dad. He said they were comfortable right out of the box and would recommend them.

Comfortable with nice mix of support with flexibility. Love the colors as well cuz I look down and feel happy. I ordered the mens for myself instead of the womens because I like the color. Seems like Keen is my go-to for comfortable athletic shoes since I have 4 pair now! And they last a long time so well worth the investment.

While not quite as wide in the toe-box as traditional Keens, these are still great shoes. The fit is great and there is no heel slippage. I was concerned about the quick-lace but they seem to stay snug. I was searching for a shoe without a padded tongue and these have a nice thin mesh tongue which is great.

The Keen Versatrail was very comfortable right out of the box. The snug fit and cinch up laces make it easy to slip on and hit the trail with no break in time. Because they were so light weight and comfortable I wasn't sure if they would hold up to a long hike but after a few six milers in the desert I was convinced that they have the support and durability to hold up to most trails. Unlike other hiking shoes the style and design of the Versatrail make them a great shoe for the office as well as the trail. I have owned many Keens and these shoes are my favorites by far. If you are looking for a versatile shoe that can be worn all day indoors and out then I recommend the Keen Versatrail.

These Keen Versatrail shoes were not only very comfortable but they are perfect for athletic wear and hiking. I wore my Keen Versatrail for the first time right out of the box and had them on all day and feet felt great. They are also perfect for less than ideal conditions such as slush, mud, gravel. These Keen shoes are great for hiking and active wear.

I've worn these practically every day the past month; I haven't taken them on the trail yet but I'm a big fan of the style and they've been super comfortable just kicking around town. I also love the fact the bungee cord system makes them almost like slip-ons so super easy to get on an off (but if you prefer laces they come with those in the box).

Almost like a boat shoe. Easy on and off. A better city shoe than trail shoe for me, but you have to try that out on your own. More of a day hiker. I would not try these on the Pacific Coast Trail unless I was going into town to a restaurant or something like that and needed to get out of my hiking boots. More of an urban hiker or urban park. Not for a trail with a heavy pack.

Love this shoe! Extremely light with great functionality. Took this shoe hiking today and it performed great! The fit for me was true to size. If anything it had a little extra width which I prefer having a flat foot. Thanks Zappos!

Very lightweight Keen. Thought this would be great for urban walks. Sadly these seem to run narrow. Not horrible, but if you wear a wide shoe, this will feel a bit tight. The arch support hits just a little off. Compared to the Targhee II, this is noticeably narrow. Not sure the quick lace cord would survive lots of tightening, but that is just a guess. Color is awesome, integrated tongue is nice.

I really like the shoe overall, but it runs more narrow than Keen usually does. I have a wider foot, so usually go with Keen. But I don't think I'll get this one again.

They are definitely lightweight and keep feet warm. The lacing system is so so. After less than six months of use, mostly on gravel roads or trails and some city use they are overly worn. Grip on sole is gone, rigidity of shoe is worthless. Good shoes but I question the durability.

Using this shoe as an all around shoe. New Keen models tend to be slightly narrower and requiring me to go up 1/2 size larger. Needs breaking in. Toe box not as comfortable as my other Keens but may improve later with wear. Have quite a few pairs of Keen shoes and they all are very durable. Zappos was great as usual in exchanging shoes.

Newer generation of Keen shoes tend to be narrower and missing the generous toe box of older generation models. I normally wear a 10.5 M in many of my Keen sandals but recent styles have me moving up to 11 and this pair feels cramped around the toes even with an 11. Nice style but will have to wear sockless or with a very thin pair of socks. Thought I could break them in with wear but it doesn't look like that is going to happen after two months. Will use it sparingly for biking around the neighborhood but not for a long walk.

l wear a lot of Keen shoes and I was very disappointed in these, they were narrow and very uncomfortable arch area.

Almost everyone in my family loves their Keen shoes. I don't. They aren't that comfortable for walking in, but I solved the problem at least somewhat. I took my inserts from my Gravity Defyer shoes and put them in and the comfort level rose quite a bit. Basically if you have a high arch don't expect good support in Keen Shoes. Also the Nikes I bought on this same order for half the cost are far more comfortable.

We purchased these shoes in October for a 10 day trip that I knew I would be doing a lot of walking. At first the shoes were fairly comfortable. After about day 6 my feet started to bother me a little. I have sensitive feet so I make sure I purchase quality shoes. My complaint is not with the comfort. My complaint is with the quality. After about day 7 the shoes started to fall apart. The rubber is peeling at the sole. I maybe only used theses shoes for a total of 10 days. I do not believe they will last 30 days with me. I have running shoes that I last me for approximately 9 months and I run about 100 miles a week. At minimum this kind of shoe failure should have occurred on day 60 and not day 10. I wrote Keen for a replacement or a refund, and I am waiting for their response.