Overview
About Keen Durand EVO Mid Hiking Boots - Waterproof, Wide Width (For Men)
Closeout. Lighter and more flexible than Keen's original Durand boots, these Keen Durand EVO mid hiking boots are made from lightweight performance mesh with KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX technology for maximum flexibility, a supportive footbed for cushion and a grippy lugged rubber outsole for reliable traction.
- KEEN.DRY® waterproof breathable membrane
- Lightweight, flexible performance mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX technology in upper allows footwear to bend and flex three times easier than regular footwear
- Protective rubber toe
- Lace ups
- Padded tongue and collar
- Breathable, quick-drying fabric lining
- Anti-odor technology for odor control
- Removable cushioned polyurethane footbed with arch support
- Direct-attach polyurethane midsole for resilient, long-lasting cushion
- Stability shank for lightweight support
- KEEN.ALL-TERRAIN rubber outsole for high-traction grip
- Wide width
- Made in United States of America
Specs
Specs about Keen Durand EVO Mid Hiking Boots - Waterproof, Wide Width (For Men)
- Waterproof (All)
- Waterproof materials: KEEN.DRY® proprietary waterproof breathable membrane
- Upper: Mesh and synthetic
- Lining: KEEN.DRY® waterproof membrane and lining
- Removable insole
- Outsole: Rubber
- Made in United States of America
Reviews
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Most Helpful 3-Star Review
3.0 out of 5 stars.
Pros and Cons - Mixed Bag
Reviewed by Laurel of Boulder from Colorado on Friday, January 12, 2024
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1.0 out of 5 stars. Avoid Keen Durand EVOReviewed by DFv from Arizona on Tuesday, March 19, 2024First of all Hiking Boots should be the most comfortable shoe you own. These boots are the fourth set of keens I have owned and this model does not fill that rule.
They lack arch support. They are too high for a "mid" and rubs my ankles raw on the trails. They made my feet hurt before and after breaking them in. I have tried several different sock and insole combinations and none have worked. Black boots in Arizona is a big NO for our sun, even in winter hiking. The usual roomy toe box of my past keens does not exist in this model. I can go on, but sadly, I have been disappointed by Keen this time around. -
3.0 out of 5 stars. Pros and Cons - Mixed BagReviewed by Laurel of Boulder from Colorado on Friday, January 12, 2024These are really well made... and with an added tech feature that the boot has a bellows arrangement that basically eliminates any break-in requirements. Really, you can go into a deep lunge the first time you don the boots and feel completely stable. The toe bellows is that good. The drawback, unfortunately is that the boot inherently pre-selects where the "break" will be. If the bellows happens to align with where your bunion is (in my case), pain ensues. For a "wide" boot... these aren't all that wide. Yes, wider than the standard Keen footbed, but not a great deal. The boots I received (SZ 13) also seemed a bit short in the toe box as compared to a standard 47-ish euro size. So... great boots overall with a great tech feature though whether they'll work for you depends on your foot geometry and toe length. Wear them around for a while with those disposable shoe covers before deciding to hit the trail with them. You may want to return based on sizing oddities. Hope that helps.
