KEEN Mens Austin Brindle Bungee Men's Shoes for Mules & Clogs Review

I have bought 5 pairs of shoes of this style over the years. You usually only get 1 year from them or other shoes. This pair is built differently and is very disappointing. They're always stiff and need a break-in period, but I noticed that this pair has a longer tongue. The difference is less than half an inch and is very noticeable due to the fact that it is a hard material. So I looked at the label to see where they were made. Bingo. Another country of origin, India. I hate to admit that the

Keen is my favorite brand of sandals and hiking shoes and I can attest that this shoe has the 'traditional' snug fit I was looking for. So if hiking shoes and Targhee boots and Newport sandals are your thing, they should live up to your expectations. They also fit the regular size I usually order. They seemed a bit stiff at first and I had my doubts, but after a few days they settle in well.

It's hard to imagine how one could wear these shoes without causing many problems with comfort and functionality. on dirt, rocks or in a damp environment.) I am a shoemaker myself, a former mountain hiker and have been wearing many different types of shoes for decades. Maybe it's a stylistic idea (shoe trend or "look"), but the design and materials aren't ready for practice yet. past.