Keen Wasatch Crest Trail Running Shoes - Waterproof (For Men)

I have only had this shoe for a few weeks but I am pretty happy so far. +: The look good Feel comfortable The waterproof seems to work great. Great traction in dirt and mud etc. -: Bottom heavy... The soles seem to throw the balance off a bit but it's not that big of a deal. The patterns on the sides and back of the shoe make it kinda hard to keep clean. ZERO ARCH SUPPORT! Overall, not a lot of complaints. These reviews helped me with my decisions to buy shoes online and hopefully this will help someone. I originally bought the Merrell Chameleon wraps but they were at least a half size too big and they were UBER heavy. I exchanged them for these, same size, and they fit perfectly and not near as heavy! GL.

Love all the wasatch crest shoes. on this particular pair, the eyelets tore out the first time I tied the laces. Kept them anyway.

I would recommend renaming this shoe as a really nice stable hiking shoe. This shoe would be too stiff and unflexible for my foot type to use as a running shoe. I usually wear womens 9 running shoe but bought mens size 8. I bought these shoes to use as lightweight hikers.The roominess in the toe box was really nice, but I had to send them back because the heel cup was too roomy, which made my heel slip. They seemed like the uppers would be very durable and waterproof.

I wear these daily for comfortable shoes. I ordered the 1/2 size larger, but my left foot still feels over-pronated (maybe my foot is too wide...but Brooks or Merrills fit great). Anyway, it is a very stylish shoe with lots of padding for the feet, and if you can get the sizing right, buy it. How can such an upper-end shoe be sized wrong???

I WEAR THESE SHOES DAILY IN A MOUNTAIN FOREST SETTING. THEY ARE VERY DURABLE, WATERPROOF, RUGGED AND ATTRACTIVE ASYMETRIC FUNKY STYLING. HAD A PRIOR SIMILAR MODEL FOR NEAR THREE YEARS DAILY MODERATE TO HARSH USEAGE AND THEY ARE STILL USEABLE. EXCELLENT USE FOR LIGHT WEIGHT, NON STICKY RUBBER APPROACH SHOE (I.E. FOR SKILLED DAY HIKERS, JOGGERS)