Review on 👟 KEEN Women's Newport H2 Sandal: Stylish and Durable Water Sneakers for Adventurous Ladies by William Burnett

you really like) so I wanted to get a matching pair that would work for hand cruising and rafting / Canoeing and sea/ocean swimming as well as disc golf with my husband and hiking the easy way and that's enough for at least the next 5-10 years. Я начал с того, что направился в Cabela's (к вашему сведению, у меня есть местный Cabela's, Field and Stream и Duluth, все на расстоянии плевка друг от друга, и из этих трех кирпичей и растворов у Cabela был лучший выбор обуви для водных походов , BYE BYE). In the shop I tried the KEEN Newport Hydro, the KEEN Whisper (they mostly had KEEN and their Worldwide Sportsman brand or something) and a few models from their Worldwide Sportsman brand. I found Merrell Water Walker in the store (none of the stores). In any case, of the ones I tried in Cabelas, I quickly gave up on the Worldwide Sportsman as they didn't fit (loose on my very wide feet but tight on top and pressed into the top of the leg). Foot). So KEEN stayed. Both the Whisper and the Newport fit well but I wanted something solid and strong and the Newport fits just right. If you're looking for something prettier and lighter, Whisper is for you. I went for the KEEN Newport Hydro but they weren't my right size (size 10 for women, wide feet). I bought a half size smaller (still fits) and went home ($100). I really wanted to try something different than KEEN, so Revain came in. I have the exact same KEEN in my correct size (10) and a different color ($100), the Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve in size 10 ($75) and the ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital in size 10 ($31) ordered. . Before purchasing, I made sure they all had free returns and patiently waited to try them all before sending the rest back. Here's what I think of them all: KEEN Newport Hydro***PROS*** - Cute - Very durable outsole - Fits snug but still has plenty of room in the toe box (ideal for wide feet) - Seems to fit well in mine the right size and is half a size smaller. In fact, if I had to choose, I would choose shoes half a size smaller. It seems to me that with large cutouts, it is easier for water to drain out of the shoes. Haven't tried it in the water so just my guess: great and solid toe protection *** CONS *** - Expensive - Back strap less comfortable than other options - Heavy *** GENERAL OPINION *** Great shoe. Cozy. Difficult. Expensive. Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve ***PROS*** - Cute - Fits like a dream - Very durable sole - Very comfortable to walk on - The back strap has an extra layer of padding compared to others I've tried and it makes up for it a big difference in walking. Much nicer than KEEN - Cheaper than KEEN - Neoprene ankle strap has less tongue gap than others ***CONS*** - Not as pretty as KEEN (just for my personal taste) but still very, very cute - Smaller cutouts in comparison to KEEN. I'm not sure but my first guess is that they take longer to dry than KEEN by hand - Not as much protection in the toe box *** GENERAL OPINION *** Great shoe. Very convenient. Pretty expensive.ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital***PLUS***-So cheap! The bungee at the top had to be tightened a lot to fit my wide foot, but they were a bit short. It protruded into my heel a bit where the back of the sole meets your heel, and while it's not a big deal, it will probably make a big difference after wearing it all day. Must be half a size bigger. *** OVERALL OPINION *** Surprisingly great shoe for the price. If price is your main factor in your decision making, or if your foot is still growing (hey girls, your feet get bigger when you have a baby. I was a size 8 before I had four kids), these shoes will be great for you . .Finally, I'm going with Merrell. I expected the KEEN to be the best but was surprised by the Merrell's superior comfort and durability and the lower price I sold.