KEENMen's Targhee 3 Waterproof Hiking Shoe

I thoroughly recommend these shoes. They are strong, comfortable and very waterproof.They are a good fit, and have good grip. I wear them every day when walking my dog in and around nearby woods. In light of the recent storm Darragh and all the rain that has brought, they gave stood up extremely well.

These are my second pair of Keen Targee. Great all round trainer. True fit , great waterproofing and so comfortable.

Really comfortable sandals with reinforced area in the toe area. They are perfect for those of us with wide feet. Disappointed with the quality of the laces, however, - and , frustratingly , Keen don't sell replacement laces so you are forced to buy inferior ones online!!! Please take note Keen Plc. I'd give 5 stars otherwise.

I prefer wider fitting shoes for hiking, and these are definitely that. They look big and wide on your feetBut on a warm summers day, I did 20+ miles with these on the first wear. They were really comfortable, I didnt have any blisters and I didnt think of them as being heavy at all. I didnt think about them at all whilst wearing themA few days later, I did a four mile wander after a rain storm, through wet grass and ferns, and my feet stayed dryThe best recommendation I can give, is that these are now my new favourite hiking shoe. I seriously doubt I will need to look at other brands, as these have all the features I need like grip, comfort, waterproofness whilst not making my feet too hot, their appearance isn’t too bad (they are unmistakeably hiking footwear though), and appear to be very durable

Excellent fit, comfortable and sturdy.Will replace with the same, when and if they wear out!

I bought these as a waterproof shoe and for their support for my foot. I've a problem right foot, 14 years of operations on it, lots of metal work, means I need a wider and supportive shoe. I bought mens, they fit well, the arch support took a little bit of getting used to, but they turned into the most comfortable I've had for ages. And waterproof.Until a week ago. Almost a year since I bought them and they leaked like a sieve. They have been well looked after, allowed to dry naturally and actually, not been in used in wet conditions all of the time.Today I walked over the moors. It was wet - as were my feet after five minutes. When I have examined them tonight, I was amazed to see that the sides of the shoes have perished. I really didn't expect this after only a year - and not a particularly hard year of use at that.I'm coming to the conclusion that its not worth paying the money for a 'good' walking shoe. I could buy two pairs for the price of these and get the same amount of wear/ waterproof time.Not happy Keen!

We have an autistic son who used to go through shoes at an alarming rate. A couple of years ago we were recommended to try Keens and - wow! - what a difference. They fit well and the reinforced toes stand up to quite a bashing. They have also kept his feet dry while walking in the Yorkshire Dales. On average, a pair will last about 16 to 18 months which is a big change from a pair every month. I would guess these would also stand up to hillwalking and other outdoor pursuits and also work wear.

Over the past several years I have used Berghaus and Meindl walking shoes . I reckon to do over 1200 miles a year out walking the dogs etc. The Berghaus walking shoes were cheap and waterproof until about a year and a half but then fell apart. The Meindl were much more expensive and not waterproof pretty much straight away. So I tried these Keens and what a difference! I age used them for six months and they are super comfortable . Completely waterproof as well. In fact I have just purchased a second pair as they were on special offer with @40% off . Can highly recommend