This shoe is very accurately sized and fits my EEE foot and high instep firmly. Its the first shoe I have purchased in a long time that I put on and wore and it felt like I had broken it in myself!

David

Bel Air, MD

the new shoes arent as wide as they used to be in the targhee 2s. please make them wide like how keens used to be. mines will be put to good use to my brother instead while i order a pair of 2s. i like the design but they are very uncomfortable for being wide

lee

Michigan

I own a pair of Keen Sandals that have traveled with me from San Diego to Panama to Europe to the Mediterranean to the Caribbean to Alaska and back. They've been in salt water, lakes, rivers, desert, jungle, beach and city. They look about a month old. Seriously. That's why, when I needed a knock-around, RVing, Camp and Hike, good looking shoe, I picked Keens. The Targhee III Wide was my choice. I looked to see what size the sandals were, ordered the same size and these fit great. They arrived within a few days and I've been wearing them to make sure they were ready for Vancouver, BC, Canada 🇨🇦 and Alaska. We leave tomorrow!

Larry

San Diego, CA

The shoes are very close to the pair I've owned for several years. Outstanding for walks outside. A little warm in nice weather due to the waterproof design.

NWDAD

OR

This is a great looking shoe; however, it is NOT the width of Keens two years ago and does not fit my EE width needs. Keen claims this "wide width" to be EE; however, it is not. I have been an EE wide shoe wearer for as long as I can remember and have been a Keen (2 pair per year) customer for over 20 years. Unfortunately, that stopped two years ago when Keen changed their manufacturing. My feet are measured when I buy new footwear and I continue to buy dress shoes, tennis shoes, golf shoes and ski boots ALL in EE width - so I am confident of my foot width needs. Keen — PLEASE make your hiking shoes (like the Targhee III) as wide as they were two years ago, and earlier. Please heed my suggestions (and others making similar ones) and make your shoes wider. I do want to be a two pair per year customer again, and hope this note inspires changes for me to do so.

Ron

Denver, CO

I have FAT Barney Rubble like feet and Keens wide fit both my feet and my lifestyle. I'm a serious outdoor enthusiast walking approximately 3-5 miles a day with my dog, cycling to and from work, hiking on the weekend, and paddling. Currently I own Durand mids, Sandals, and Targees. They are awesomely waterproof (except sandals) and durable. Sometimes when we hike to Select Hotsprings my Keens are the only thing I wear!

Colorado Sam

Pueblo, CO

Very light, seemed breatheable. Virtually no arch support, but is workable with heavy duty inserts

Koop

Chicago

16EE and they fit great! It took a lot of searching and trial and error, but this is the boot for me. Fit is great. I like the look, and the grip and support on the trail are top-notch. A+

Taoman

Marin, CA

I have been a two pair per year KEEN customer for over 20 years — up until 2017. I need a wide width in the toe area and your shoes "used" to consistently fit great and meet the EE width I need. UNFORTUNATELY, KEEN has changed the dimensions, molds, manufacturing, or other — as your shoes —- even those stated to be wide (ie EE) are not wide enough anymore. Despite what your manufacturing division may say, your shoes classified as wide are not EE in width. I have dress shoes, tennis shoes and ski boots — EACH in EE width and they all provide the appropriate width I need. PLEASE, PLEASE go back to your prior dimensions or molds, or increase your current dimensions of wide products to actually be EE in width.

Ron in CO

Lakewood, CO

Water Proof and Comfortable. Still waiting for return label to sent back the Targhee II's that didn't fit

dpm

NH