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KEEN Men's Durand II Mid Height Waterproof Hiking Boot

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Size: 10.5


Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle


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KEEN mens Durand II Waterproof

Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 25, 2024


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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Keen Durand II hiking boot received mostly positive reviews, with customers praising its comfort and excellent waterproof qualities. Some wearers mentioned the boot performed well even on long treks, and was comfortable enough for daily use. However, some customers noted that the boots need breaking in, and further considerations about fit size were mentioned. One recurring issue of a design flaw causing the stitching to rip was cited by a few customers.

Pros

  • 🥾 Excellent comfort level, fitting well for most users.
  • 🌲 Great for long treks and daily wear.
  • 💦 Waterproof qualities are highly praised.
  • 🦶 Roomy and good for wide feet.

Cons

  • 👣 Some users reported needing break-in time due to initial stiffness.
  • 📏 The boot may run half a size smaller.
  • 💢 A design flaw was noted, causing stitching to rip at the outer portion of the foot.
  • 🥾 They may not be ideal as heavy-duty work boots.

Should I Buy It?

Considering the substantial number of positive reviews, it is recommendable for individuals seeking a durable, comfortable, and waterproof outdoor boot. However, buyers should be aware of the potential for initial break-in time, minor size considerations, and the reported design flaw leading to potential holes in the boots.

    • Comfortable
Size: 10 Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
The soles on these hikers are great and appearance is very good.
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024 by donna
    • Great boots
Size: 11.5 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
Fit was great, just put 60 plus miles on them during bird hunting trip in MT, feet dry whole time buddies had wet feet. Only complaint is that laces are too short to double tie but laces held the single knot. Great American made product. Buddy. Just ordered a pair.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Barry J. Jacobsen
    • Excellent Fit
Size: 9 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
I thoroughly enjoy the fit and quality of these boots. Comfortable walking, jogging, and hiking. Great traction. May crease a bit when shifting motorcycle gears but that’s just added patina to the leather. Would buy again; likely the best shoes/boots I’ve purchased. (Size 9 has no issue with shoestring length; related to other’s complaints.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by Family with Dogs
    • I wanted these to be my boot for life.
Size: 8.5 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
I've worn a bunch of different hiking boots over the years, and none have matched the comfort of the Keen Durand II. If you have extra wide feet like I do and struggle to find "wide" footwear that is actually, properly wide, try the Durands. They are roomy and good for all seasons. The traction is very good, a bit short of a German or Italian alpine trekking boot, and they offer good protection underfoot as well as in the toe cap. Seriously, I've kicked plenty of rocks on trails and never felt a thing. I describe the Durands as the middle ground between sneaker-like brands such as Hoka and Solomon on one side and alpine boots like Lowa or Scarpa on the other. You sacrifice a little bit of agility and a little bit of ruggedness but end up with a well-rounded and versatile boot. A minor complain is the lack of padding along the inner side of the foot, particularly at the widest point just behind the big toe. Occasionally a rock or root will glance off that area, and it hurts. Needs some thicker material there. Here's the reason for my wistful headline: These boots have a design flaw. The stitching at the outer portion of the foot, at the widest part the ball, is in the worst possible spot. That is the spot most likely to strike a rock or a root or be scraped by ragged underbrush, so I can't understand why the designers would think that was the right place to join the leather sections of the upper. I've got about 200-250 miles on my Durands and the stitching is completely torn out, leaving a gap wide enough to slide a pinky inside. Funny thing is, when I first got the boots, I ran into a guy on a trail who had the same boots but a year older than my pair. He said exactly what I'm telling you now: Within a year, the stitching will rip in that spot. By contrast, I have a pair of Propet boots that are inferior in most ways but have over 400 miles on them without any notable damage. I've since moved on to European trekking boots so I can marry durability and performance, but I'd certainly consider another pair of Keens if they fix that one design issue or add a rand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent fit for wide feet and great overall boot
Size: 10 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
Assembled in the USA! I have very wide feet (10 EEE) and have shopped for new hiking boots for way too long. Finally decided to try the Keens - very glad I did! They fit right out of the box and have a nice wide toe box (which you can see in the pictures). The Keen Dry material has kept my feet dry so far. The sole is very grippy and aggressive, great for hiking and other similar outdoor endeavors. The upper leather is not too still and toe kick to help protect your little piggies. Reasonable price and initial quality seems very good (had them almost a month with regular wear). Would definitely recommend especially for those with wider feet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2020 by Mark
    • Not the same quality as even 2 years ago
Size: 11 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
Keen is no longer offering a double E width. These are deemed "Wide" which Keen claims is a single E width. That's just barely true. These shoes are not wide enough for my feet. They've made the lasings hardware cheaper and cheaply. The components that used to feel like a good quality rubber that lasted very well, now feel more plastic than rubber. Something feels squishy under my heals and suspect that as the shoes fall apart, I will discover that the soles are hollowed out with big air gaps just waiting to gather stones when the tread wears down. Not the same quality that I found in these shoes back in 2017 when I first discovered Keen. The main reason I bought them was because they offered a wider fit than all the other companies making painfully skinny cheap shoes for 4 toed European types. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by Wade F.
    • This is an outstanding boot.
Size: 13 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
The boot is wearing better and fits better than boots in the higher price range. Did not take a long time to break in and wore on a week long trip just days after I bought them. No issues with fit or wear. I would definitely buy them again.
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Johnny
    • Seems to be a common defect
Size: 14 Wide Color: Cascade Brown/Gargoyle
Within two weeks of normal wear - no hiking, no "work" activities, etc. - the stitching on the left boot where the toe seam and the side seam meet at the sole came unstitched and separated from the sole. This is the exact same defect I have seen in two other reviews. It is too bad because the boots are extremely comfortable and really fit well for my wide feet. I was actually contemplating some shoe glue because I really like the look and feel, but on closer inspection, the leather right there is so thin it was actually starting to tear away from the sole, in addition to the stitching coming undone. For the price, these should last a lot longer and be much more durable. Really a shame, but from the looks of other reviews, this seems to be a common defect in this particular Keen design. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023 by Happy Parents

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