Discover Ultimate Hiking Comfort With KEEN Women'S Circadia Waterproof Shoes Review

Wow! These KEEN Women's Circadia Low Height Comfortable Waterproof Hiking Shoes are really attractive. They have a very plush, but sturdy sole that cradles the food while walking, and keeps the feet supported for hard work or outdoor ventures.These shoes are also waterproof, to keep feet dry while hiking in rain, or to while traversing muddy or wet terrain. These look like they will last a long time. I'm really pleased with this pair. My entire family has always been happy with Keen shoes, and…

I work in a place with concrete floors so I wear Keens because they support my feet and back, but also because a less substantial shoe breaks down too quickly as I constantly walk back and forth on the hard floors. These are a new style I haven't tried before, but they didn't disappoint. They're the same great Keens fit, with a roomy toe box, a heel cup that cradles my heel, and a nice, supportive arch. The sole is firm, but forgiving and provides nice support for my foot. As far as the look…

I live in southern Utah so lots of hiking in all terrains. These are better than some other hiking shoes I have tried which are usually too heavy for me. These are lighter but still have weight, but not like bricks. Like other top name brand shoes they don’t have a lot of give so there is a breaking in period to where you want them to be more flexible, however no issues here with blisters or soreness on my feet. It’s often in the 100s here so these are helping keep my feet safe from weather…

These are the best Keen hiking shoes to come out since Keen Kacies. Beautiful leather construction, comfortable wide toe box, heel grip that doesn’t give me blisters, solid traction for steep inclines. The leather is rich, waterproof, and is incredible quality. I cannot say enough good things about these and I’ve been a pretty critical reviewer of Keen shoes lately. I would definitely size UP half a size to accommodate winter socks.

As soon as I got these I took them out for a 3 mile hike and they were so comfy the whole time. They are ridiculously supportive to your whole foot and some ankle. I typically wear a 6 and got a 6 and they fit perfect, very snug. They are a little heavy, I have some Merrell moabs that are lighter, but they don't hurt my feet or legs. I think these make me feel more confident when hiking, in a good way.

I normally wear barefoot type shoes, but was looking for something, should I say, more sturdy, for the hikes that I do. I have to admit, these were adjustment for me to wear after wearing barefoot type shoes, however they are exceedingly comfortable, and have a very nice wide toe box. I've been hiking a few times in them since I received these, and really like them. They are somewhat clunky looking, but I've convinced myself that they don't look as clunky as I think I do. I didn't have any…

I have an upcoming outdoor trip and found these. Reviews are mixed and so I order them anyway. The shoes look like a boat. They are wide and the area is is unattractive. I wear a foot drop brace that is inserted in my left shoe. The shoes are to wide for me and clunky. I wear a size 8 due to my brace. I am returning these. They are not attractive to me.

KEEN Women's Circadia Low Height Comfortable Waterproof Hiking ShoesTrue to sizeThe laces make it impossible to tighten the shoesThe laces will not stay tied unless double knottedNot as soft insole wise as other keen’s that I ownInability to fully tighten the shoes creates an odd rubbing near the ankle bones when wearing for long periodsAll in all while I wanted to love these there is sadly a lot to be desired with this style

The best thing about keen shoes is the wide toe area. I have been buying keens for years and thought I would try these out to see if they were up to the usual, keen standard, and they are.Hiking, these are some of the best shoes that I can wear because of the extremely large toe area. It allows me to go up and down hills without beating my feet up. After a long days hike, I am able to have blister free feet.They are comfortable well-made and live up to the keen brand. I would highly recommend…

These Keen hiking shoes offer great support, wide toe boxes, rigid rubber toe caps, deep treads, waterproofed leather, and ample padding in the tongue and around the foot openings. The pink round laces need to be double-knotted to keep them from untying, but they add a feminine touch to what otherwise is a clunky and rugged shoe. Except for a small pressure point at the outside of my right ankle bone, these shoes were comfortable out of the box. Now that I've worn them a bit, I've completely…

I sized up a half size for wearing with wool socks and they have been exactly what I was hoping for. I have long thin feel and they are snug and work well. Pictures are after a month of wear and they still look and feel great. They are super stiff at first but after a week or two of use they are super durable tough shoes for all of your walking and hiking adventures. I have previously purchased Keen dress boots and loved them, they lasted eight years while still looking great. I expect the same

So far I am loving these new Keens! They are very comfortable to wear with good arch support and much needed toe room, some shock absorption, good toe protection, and the soles are great for rough terrain. I’ve only put them to the test on a few trails so far, but loved that the soles of these shoes have a great grip and just a little bit of flex without feeling any discomfort from rocky terrain. They handled well going through mud on a forrest trail, but I haven’t tested them out on wet ground

The shoes are very sturdy but yet heavy when walking. They aren’t very comfortable for walking long distances, but are okay for just walking around the backyard while doing chores. I wouldn’t recommend them for long hikes. They are good for support, but yet the do cut into just below the ankle.

Have been debating about whether to keep these or not. I think I am between sizes so these are a little large. Will be nice when it is cooler and I wear thicker socks. Also thinking about an arch support insert. They are heavy compared with my Ariat Terrains. Seem well made.

I'm glad that I read the reviews and went down in size. I am normally between a 6 1/2 and 7 so usually take a 7 in hiking shoes. However, I ordered a 6 1/2, and they fit perfectly. I like the wide toe box of Keens.

Very sturdy hiding shoes. We walk a lot and having a shoe with good support and stability is a must for rough terrain. Super comfortable. Good arch support and nice a snug fit without being too tight across the top of your foot.