Keen Springwater Cycling Shoes (For Women)
Closeouts. Quickly adjust the three touch-fasten straps, and Keen's dual purpose Springwater cycling shoes are ready to jet down the single track and trot around local shops on your way back through town afterwards.
Average Rating based on 30 reviews
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Reviewed by Vanessa from Seattle on Sunday, May 19, 2013I bought these as my first ever dedicated cycling shoes and I have been really happy with them. While Keen shoes are usually pretty wide, they fit my moderately narrow feed comfortably and my heels don't rub or pull out of the shoe. In addition to being comfortable, they look good. The velcro closure is easy to get on and off, the rubber soles & recessed cleats make it easy to walk around a bit when you're off the bike. Overall, I've been very happy with these shoes.
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Reviewed by Black diamond from Upstate NY on Monday, May 13, 2013Great shoe for on road or off. Fit true to size. It is not a light weight cycling shoe. I find it comfortable.
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Reviewed by Sleepy from WI on Wednesday, April 24, 2013These are a nice, well-made shoe. That said, they aren't at all what I expected. I thought they would be the same fit as a normal Keen - not the case! VERY narrow compared to a regular pair. Plus, I probably should've ordered up a half size. That said, they look like they'll last a long time, and it has been surprisingly easy stepping in and out of my cleats. They'll get good use.
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Reviewed by hollie from MA on Saturday, April 20, 2013I have been riding a hybrid bike for over 10 years with trail shoes, not bike shoes. These are comfortable, functional, and not too bad looking. I typically wear 81/2 shoe, but needed 9 in these.
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Reviewed by OregonPeach from Virginia on Tuesday, April 09, 2013I bought these shoes to use with my hybrid bike--the one I use both for commuting and riding off-road. Easy to mount the SPD cleats, comfortable, and good arch support. If you like Keen shoes, you'll like these, too.
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Reviewed by Bantry from Michigan on Tuesday, February 12, 2013Bought these as spinning shoes for my wife. Originally bought her a half size bigger after reading one of the reviews, however i had to send them back because these shoes ended up running true to size and were a half size too big. Ended up ordering the same dize as her normal running as shoes. I like that the can be used with out without clip ins, bc they have the detatchable plate where the cleat goes.
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Reviewed by linda from pittsburgh,pa on Wednesday, February 06, 2013I do a cycle class 6 days a week putting in just short of 150 miles per week. This product makes me use more of my muscles more effecently. I bought the cleats from a local bike store and mounted them myself and it took a few rides to 'tweek' them so I could ride in complete comfort. There are 2 sets of screw holes in the bottom of the shoe allowing more adjustment than other shoes. the shoes are very comfortable to walk on since the cleat is recessed. the arch is keen, good for your feet, The shoe has more support then the Keen sandel version. The shoe fit like any Keen, very roomy but true to size. In short, I love them. I can't wait til summer to ride my bike with them rather than just the spin/ bike in a class.
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Reviewed by Happy shopper from Atlanta GA on Wednesday, February 06, 2013I bought these as a walking shoe. I have major foot problems. Keens seem to be the best or most consistently comfortable for me. They do have some extra width which suits me. Arch support and stability are perfect. And what a bargain. It's nice to find an interesting shoe i can wear all day.
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Reviewed by sodbuster1939 from St. George, Ut on Friday, January 18, 2013I bought these last year and tried them when weather got cold. Wish I had tried them before, found the whole shoe too stiff and not a good choice for someone who had a arch with nerve damage as they pushed up on my bad arch and were immposible to walk in they were soooo stiff. I donated them. I do Love their commuter sandal and they do excellent with my feet
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Reviewed by HoPaint from Grapevine, TX on Tuesday, November 27, 2012Not compatible with Speedplay Frog cleats because the receiver plate and screws, which are unconventionally phillips heads, are too long and the screws project into the insole. Too bad, these looked very promising.
