Customer Reviews KEEN Kaci Winter Mid Waterproof

Super wide which is very hard to find for this big footed girl. I joked that these look a bit like clown shoes. Didn’t feel like they had much support - almost flimsy feeling on the bottom.

I have Keen low cut shoes and I love them, but these were so bulbous that it felt like my feet were sloshing around in them. They kind of look like clown shoes. They would be good for someone with a wide foot.

No support, unusual fit for Keens

My daily work shoes are Keen Presidios. I have several colors. I wanted SO much to like and keep these. They fit, but they lacked the structure and support of the Presidios. They feel like they're made of light cardboard and were on the loose side even in the equivalent size. The lining at the top is cheap thin and abrasive. They do NOT seem like serious winter boots for a real Minnesota winter. Maybe in Georgia? It might have worked if they had a different thicker lining, like the Keen Elsa. But I just could not trust these to keep me warm on days like today. Not enough insulation, no cred on the waterproof when you look at the materials. Had to return.

Not sure what happened to Keen with these boots but, ugh. First of all the sizing is really off. I normally wear a 9-9.5. I ordered these in a 9.5 and the fit like a 10. I also ordered the Keen Hoodoo Chelsea WP in a 10 because I wanted to wear them with really thick socks when riding my bike. They fit perfect with the thick socks. I also put these 9.5's on with the thick socks and they felt the same as the size 10 Hoodoos. Weird. Secondly, I'm not sure what material is used on these, it actually doesn't but they smell like plastic, not leather. They look really cheap and the color I ordered was a weird dark grey? I'm sending these back.

These are probably one of the worst pair of shoes I’ve ever tried, and definitely uncharacteristic for Keen. From the outset, the sole looks cheap and has very little tread. I tried the shoe with a pair of high quality expedition-grade socks for less than a minute. They felt like a cheap pair of rubber boots with nothing inside to support the arch and no insulation or padding to stabilize the ankle. I I felt like my heels were tilted backwards and my spine shifted into an unhealthy angle. Having just had back surgery, I’m acutely aware of what shoes are doing to my posture. I consider this model downright wrong and unhealthy.

I love these boots. I had to order 1/2 size bigger due to putting in arch support. To find boots 10 1/2 is hard to find. I have Achilles tendonitis and when I went to grocery store I never had pain entire time grocery shopping! Color and looks were perfect too! Also short time on delivery, like the next day!

It was refreshing to find a 5.5 boot fit my size 5.5 foot. Love all the toe space. The top the tongue could use more padding but I’ll used lambs wool for comfort. I have very flat feet and the inner soles had I nothing to offer. But the good news is I cam remove the boot’s insert and replace it with my orthodox. That being said I love how light they are and don’t feel like Frankenstein shoes. The bottom sole is one of the best.

I do not have narrow feet but these are so wide in the front, they would be perfect in red for clown shoes. I usually love keen.

SSSSOOOOOOOO disappointed in this boot, Kaci Winter Mid Waterproof. I read Beth's remarks about theses fitting her very wide foot. I'm glad for her. Sorry, not my feet. Has "ANY" shoe/boot company ever heard of WIDE SIZES? Wasn't sure how much time I should give them to stretch out. I'm sending them back. SAD SO SAD! I almost feel discriminated against because NO ONE MAKES SHOES or BOOTS in WIDE SIZES. Who's feet do they measure these things up to, being they aren't made in the US? I am 3 for 3 on sending all my boots back. You CAN NOT make a 1/2 size shoe pattern and then cut the 1/2 off when sewing it together. HELLO! SAD customer.......again. P.S. Its not just Keen brand boots. I'm sending Sorels and Sperry brands back too. My search goes on. This is another reason I don't shop on line. The hassle of receiving and returning is a pain in my foot.