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Keen Alamosa

£85.00

The Alamosa is a real all-rounder of a shoe, with a medium stiffness in the sole that allows for cycling and other sports as well as giving you the ability to move quickly and lightly through the countryside. Although the uppers aren’t particularly rigid, with mesh panels, the Keen Protect system at the front really helps to protect your toes. ...

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Keen Shasta Mid WP

£85.00

The Shasta looks more like a multi-activity shoe with an ankle cuff than a traditional fabric walking boot, with split nubuck leather and mesh uppers which are surprisingly soft and comfortable. Conversely, the midsole offers plenty of support. This mixture of support results in a fast and light hybrid that works as well on the high street as it does ...

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Keen Alamosa 2011

£85.00

Keen footwear tends to have a very spacious forefoot area, which provides a different type of fit to other footwear that is often quite narrow for a more precise fit when climbing. The Alamosa also benefits from Keen’s wrapover toe bumper that extends seamlessly from the sole over the toe. This adds a good degree of durability and toe protection ...

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Keen Targhee 2

£90.00

A broad fitting shoe with a very low cuff that feels light and airy for easy going but is perhaps a bit too casual for most walking situations. There’s no doubting the comfort and the lacing’s effective too, while the midsole is on the flexy side of average – again showing a pedigree best-suited to easier going. But the outsole ...

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Keen Targhee Low 2010

£90.00

The Keen Targhee Low is a well-proven shoe with the particularly spacious forefoot area that can be experienced with all Keen footwear. The sole rubber wraps around the toe box too, which ensures that the toe and sole are very durable in this area as there are no seams to part with wear and tear. Behind the leather and fabric ...

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Keen Genoa Peak WP

£85.00

Lots of padding makes the Genoa feel very comfortable initially but the fit is very narrow. They have a unique round-toed design which can make them feel rather clumsy, and although the all-leather uppers look great, they are quite warm. Lacing system is rather fiddly and doesn’t do a very good job of holding foot securely. Stiff midsole makes them ...

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Keen Targhee Low 2009

£85.00

The Keen Targhee Low is another well-proven multi-activity shoe that sets itself apart from others by having a very wide forefoot and toe box area. The sole rubber wraps around the toe box to offer a seam-free durable bond between upper and sole. The Targhee has a new Keen Dry waterproof lining provided for 2009 to replace the eVent waterproof ...

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Keen Targhee Low

£85.00

Slip these multi-activity shoes on, and the space for your big toes is unprecedented. Furthermore, the sole rubber wraps around the toe box to offer fantastic toe protection. The Targhee has a waterproof lining provided by eVent, while the upper is a blend of leather and synthetics for good durability. The lace loops benefit from reflective trim, which makes these ...

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Keen Targhee Low event

£85.00

The Keen range of footwear has one strong theme throughout and that is the brand’s dedication to its unique toe profile and protection design. Slip these multi-activity shoes on and the space for your big toes is unprecedented. Furthermore, the sole rubber wraps around the toe box to offer superb toe protection. These two features give all Keen footwear a ...

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Keen Targhee

£80.00

These multi-activity shoes from Keen have slightly odd sizing, and might feel a little uncomfortable at first, as the bulbous bumper presses into your toes. But they feel great after a few miles, holding your feet in place perfectly and offering plenty of protection. They are quite warm. The reasonably stiff midsole is well-suited to more rugged terrain, while the ...