“Our little guy loves to run around in puddles, and basically do everything he isn’t supposed to, so the Pyrenees WP winter snow boots will at least keep him warm and dry while he makes us chase after him. The soles are rubber and have good traction, great for those icy patches, and the fact that they are both waterproof and breathable really sold us on it,” comments Penelope on Penelope’s Oasis Blog.
The KEEN Pyrenees boots are featured on Outside TV as part of the its Winter 2012 retro-designer fashions.
“The Bechler River Trail approaching Douglas Knob in Yellowstone National Park crosses a wide expanse of grasslands, one that in mid-September we were surprised to find was nearly ankle-deep in water. We were, I came later to find, sloshing through the headwaters of Littles Fork, a tributary of the Bechler River, ” comments the National Park Traveler.
“Though the trail turned boggy and soggy, it was a perfect test for KEEN’s Erickson PCT, a heavy-weight, full-grain leather boot.”
“I’ve been fooled by other hiking boots with the false promise of a tough grip in winter conditions, so I was surprised by how well the Keen Revel reacted to the variable trail conditions in front of me. The KEEN Revel’s dual climate rubber sole and traction lugs hold a grip in slick terrain with its deep tread design, suited for packed-down snow or muddy trails,” comments Stephanie Nitsch of Snowshoe Magazine.
“Like the name implies, the dual climate sole can handle contrasting temperature differences, which hardens in cold weather conditions for a better bite into snow. That technology allowed me to feel more confident and maintain my casual pace in spots where I’ve previously slid uncontrollably down small, slippery descents in other boots.”
