Keen Ridgeline Trail Shoes (For Men)

So far three of the four top eyelets have broken (and I'm just waiting for the last one to break - heck, I might break it myself just to get it over with...). Apparently the eyelets are made of a very cheap plastic, so I've had to super glue them back on. Honestly I expected more from Keen, but overall it's not a bad pair of shoes.

size not good

I'm a woman with larger feet, and it seems no matter what size running shoe I buy my toenails get badly battered. I've bought mens shoes in the past but had difficulty with the overall fit - wide enough in the toe box but too loose in the heel, etc. These however seem to fit well overall, and most importantly, have a nice roomy toe box with the extra protection of the Keen toe bumper. My toes are happy.

Shoe lace eyelets are falling apart.

I where the shoes daily

comfortable right out of the box nice and ventilated

the shoe are great and comfortable and light.

Another good shoe by Keen. Sizing is Keen usual: order a half size bigger. I've worn both at the Gym on the treadmill, and on some steep trails. Excellent ankle stability. Toe box was a little tighter than I would have liked going downhill, but still better than any other hiking shoe I have owned.

This shoe felt great right out of the box. No breaking in period. No "tongue" on the shoe really enhances the fit. Shoe is stable and great for novice trail runners. If you are doing long runs that include trails that have a lot of rocks, roots, or steep terrain this is not a good shoe. Not a lot of protection for the bottom of your foot. Had a lot of trouble keeping my footing on steep, wet trails. Gave this shoe four stars overall because not many shoes feel this comfortable the first time you put them on.

Shoe fits well and is comfy on my kids' slightly narrow feet. The only con is that I had to replace a plastic lace "eye" on three of the four shoes right out of the box. Otherwise they are great. STP kindly reimbursed my out-of-pocket cost.