KEEN Women's Terradora 2 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

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My impression, after 6 months of use, is that this pair of Terradora II's will continue to serve me well on my frequent hikes around Vermont and the Northeast, in a variety of conditions and temperatures. The Terradora II boots are such a neat and tidy looking pair of boots compared to the various clumpy, heavy walking boots or trainers I’ve worn before discovering Keen. For those who love to push the limits of where a sandal can go, Keen's women's Terradora II Sandal is here to support you.

In short, these are designed to take you wherever a hiking shoe can take you, but without the need for laces. Get the right fit, and you'll never have to limp back to the trail head, using your hiking partner for support. DRYA waterproof, breathable membrane that lets vapor out without letting water in which means the boots are waterproof but they are not sweaty! The footbed is also reported to have an anti-odor function, by being infused with probiotic technology, designed to naturally break down odor from sweat "without heavy metals or hazardous chemicals. Unfortunately, we cannot accept any footwear back if they have been worn outside or they are not in their original condition*.I have used the boot on early winter snow hiking and snowshoeing outings, so stick season (aka shoulder season) snowy hiking is also within this boot's capabilities.

In late spring and early winter snowy hikes, my feet were definitely comfortable, even with a lightweight sock (merino blend). The trail shoe being reviewed is the Keen Terradora leather waterproof Mid, in mushroom/magnet colors. Keen, aware that these PFCs are suspected carcinogens, has switched to an "alternative chemistry" which they claim is safer, without sacrificing performance. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I often use regular hiking boots (as opposed to a winter snowshoeing boot), for early-season hiking and snowshoeing.The shank in the Terradora is constructed of a lightweight nylon, adding minimal weight to the boot.

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