KEEN Men's Targhee 2 Mid Height Waterproof Hiking Boots

Great Hiking shoe! Put about 20 miles on them now, no discomfort. Lots of room in the toe and the US size is accurate.

As always, Keen delivers all day comfort. These were purchased to replace an original pair of Targhee’s. They are supportive and lightweight. Be aware that this model runs a bit small, so it is advisable to order a half size larger than your typical size.

I love these boots!! I like the laces better on the last pair of these I had (for many years). These aren't as soft, so a little annoying. But the boots are great. Wish they had different colors in Women's of this shoe, but I am happy with the Men's version. They feel very protective and solid. I love the quality.

UPDATE: In the past, Keen was a good brand, with great durability. Now.... Keen is a worthless company when it comes to quality/durability, and warranty..........WARRANTY IS USELESS! Keen's warranty is so lopsided in favor of Keen, and you will never get anything from them under the warranty. My shoes literally fell apart within 4 months.... I contacted them about the warranty. Sent images, receipt images, screenshots of purchase info, and right from the start they throw up roadblocks. Went back and forth via email for a weeks.....pictures, and even video showing how badly the shoes fell apart..... they always have some excuse as to why the warranty won't cover it, EVERY time, a some point in an email or phone conversation this phrase came out..... "That is considered normal wear and tear, and is not covered under out warranty." WAY OVERPRICED SHOES, AND LESS THAN 6 MONHTS OF USABILITY BEFORE THEY HAVE FALLEN APART.....AND A WARRANTY THAT IS USELESS TO THE CUSTOMER! I don't know what happened to Keen, but they went from a good brand, to horrible in no time at all. If you buy Keen brand footwear, then make sure you buy a CASE of Shoe Goo, or similar product..... YOU WILL NEED IT! The lugs that wrap upward will be the first to start coming apart..... for me, it caused me to trip and fall! Even when you try to "glue" the lugs back in place, another one comes loose, and you spend more time trying to repair them then wear them! Shortly after the sole lugs start coming loose, the stitching starts coming out, and the soles tear away from the uppers. It's insane, trying to repair a shoe that for the high cost, should not be coming apart in the first place. Keen shoes/boots are without a doubt the most overpriced, poorest quality footwear I have ever seen! You'd be just about as well off to burn your money for warmth....because that's about how long these boots will last! UPDATED REVIEW: Less then 8 months with only wearing them about once a week, and the lugs have separated around the outside of BOTH soles! This is totally unacceptable for a shoe of this price! No way will I spend that kind of money for such lousy durability! NEVER AGAIN! THESE BOOTS ARE NOT TRUE TO SIZE! (They run small) I was looking at this boot through a local retailer, and glad I did. I tried on my normal size (11.5 W) and they were very small and tight. I asked to try on a 12W and it fit just right. They only had one pair of 12W at the store, and that pair had a defect that I wasn't willing to live with. I got home, looked on Amazon, and the same boots are $49 LESS! I ordered a pair of 12W, and they fit just right. This is day 1 with them on my feet, so we'll see how the comfort and durability holds up. If they start coming apart prematurely as others have stated in reviews, I will update my review/

I have been using Keen Targhee boots for a decade because they are great boots but they are not perfect. 99% of the time the boots fit as ordered and will be comfortable for the entire day. Once in a while, I get a pair that fits a little too snug and I have to return them but otherwise fit is true to size. As a person who wears these boots for 12-18 hours a day, 365 days a year, at work delivering packages and on my off time, I can attest that they are quite comfortable and they are mostly well made. When I say mostly, it means that the only real problem I have with the boots is the rubber sole. Because the sole alternates between rubber and foam rubber in the design, there are times when the rubber separates from the foam and will flap around. Keen has a warranty but when I tried to contact customer service about the rubber separating from the foam, I was told it wasn't a manufacturing defect but normal wear and tear, improper care, misuse, accident, neglect, or the natural breakdown of the material. So in that aspect, having a one year warranty is nice but under theses circumstances it would have only been 30 days. For the price, I would expect the soles to at least hold up a little better than they do. If you don't wear your boots for 12-18 hours a day, 365 days a year, then these boots are great and will most definitely be a great choice for you. If you want to wear these boots with an extra pair of socks you should up size by at least a half, but ideally a full size, to make wearing them more comfortable. Unless #Keen does something drastic and changes the shoe completely, I will continue to buy theses as they are really that good. Too bad Keen does not read these reviews as I would love to be a tester for their product line as the boots would really get put through the paces by me and my co-workers.

I really like these shoes. I need something with good arch support but also has to be comfortable because I wear them for hours when hiking. It’s a nice snug fit and they don’t rub my ankles - which is important to me because other shoes have rubbed my heel raw. I’m a taller person, so I need the good arch support because that helps to better align my entire back while walking. Definitely recommend these.

Phenomenal. I've had them for a few years now. Size was just right. Great for wide feet. Best for earthy terrain - not so much for spending all day on hard man-made surfaces.

I've had three pairs over the years. Pros: Comfort and toebox room. Cons: Durability. The laces, waterproofing and sole adhesion all give up after about a year. The laces when new are great as they are bumpy and can lock into the lace hooks well enough you don't even have to tie them. The waterproofing is good, until 6-8 months in. The soles start flapping in a year or so. I walk and hike a lot, but even so I'd expect $100+ boots to last more than a year.