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KEEN Women's Pyrenees Mid Height Waterproof Hiking Boots

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Size: 8


Color: Keen Maple/Marmalade


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Classic trails call for classic boots. Blending traditional all-leather construction with modern waterproof/breathable technology, the Pyrenees is built to keep feet dry and comfortable over long days and rough miles. European styling conceals a KEEN.DRY membrane that seals out precipitation while allowing moisture to escape. Weighing 20.2 oz / 573.8 g (per boot), made with durable, waterproof leather, and featuring a moisture-wicking lining, the KEEN Pyrenees Hiking Boot for women is built off KEEN’s traditional wider footwear form. KEEN is a values-led, family-owned maker of original hybrid footwear for working and playing outside. Since 2003, KEEN has been creating sandals, boots, shoes, and sneakers in its mission to make the outdoors more accessible for everyone. Every KEEN product is Consciously Created to help leave the planet better than we found it.

Item model number ‏ : ‎ 1026848


Department ‏ : ‎ womens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 11, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ KEEN


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    • Comfy, supportive and well made
Size: 7 Color: Syrup/Syrup
I love these boots, as I have been trying to replace a pair of Keen boots that I have had for almost 10 years, and they're still great. These are all leather, and they scuff very easily, which makes them look worn in no time at all. But if you clean them up with a damp sponge and a little leather cleaner, like Lexol, they look perfect again. They were comfortable right out of the box, and I have already hiked many miles in them. There have been several reviews stating that the soles came off, and that the boots were not waterproof. I have only had these for about 2 months, but so far the soles are still there, and I have even hosed them off and my feet were completely dry. My one great disappointment is that Keen's sizing has changed and is very inconsistent not only between styles, but even within the same style. My 10 year old boots were a 7 1/2, and didn't have much room to spare. But I had to try 3 pairs of these to finally get the right fit, which wound up being a 7, and they're roomy. But size was not the only inconsistency, as the 1st pair was a 7 1/2, which fit well in size but had a seam across the back of the heel that dug into the bony area, so I returned them. For some reason I decided to try another pair in a 7 1/2 and they were too large but didn't have the heel problem. They did, however, cause pressure at the front sides of my ankles, where the thick edges of the tongue were digging in. But I liked the boots so much that I tried a 3rd pair, in a 7, and all the problems were pretty much gone. Still had a little of the tongue pressing on the ankle, but less so, and as I wear them it seems to be getting better, or my ankles are acclimating. I do love these boots and they are beautifully made, provided they stay in one piece. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by A Plus
    • Great boots
Size: 8 Color: Cask/Keen Maple
What elese can I say but that they're Keen boots. Well made and confortable. Roomy toebox but supportive in the heel. Vibrant color and great for mixed condition weather and cold days.
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024 by Jon
    • Exceeded expectations
I received these boots a little over a week ago as a replacement for my Vasque Fusion GTX that I hiked in for 8 years. Before my first hike I wore these boots around the house for a couple of hours for about 3 days. They were comfortable from the start. I laced them up to the second hook from the top and they felt sturdy on my feet. There were slight pressure points along the top of the boot but they were brand new so they were naturally stiff. I've already hiked 3 times for 14 miles in these Pyrenees boots. On my first hike, I hiked up Kwaay Paay peak in Mission Trails Regional Park. It is rated moderately difficult with a 900' gain in 2.5 miles with most of the elevation gain in the last half mile. There was a semi-flat rock at a slight incline along the trail and I saw that it was lightly covered in sandy soil. I worried that these boots would not grip well and that I would lose my footing. Perfect! I stepped trepidatiously and I couldn't have been more wrong. If I weren't lagging behind in the group I hiked with, I would have tested these boots by running across that flat smooth rock a couple of times to test it further. Coming down Kwaay Paay in the dark (my first full moon hike) had me nervous. We came down a different path that was steep. So steep that I had to let my dog off leash so I could balance myself and use my hands to step down the frequent drops. Once at the bottom, my feet felt snug-as-a-bug and my toes did not cram up in the toe box. My feet were a little warm but that is expected seeing as how I had just completed a mod-stren hike and the ambient temp was quite warm. I still felt a slight pressure points along the top of the boot but figured this was just a 2.5 mile hike and it would take a bit longer to soften the top. On my second hike, I hiked about 6 miles in and around Iron Mountain in Poway. This hike had some strenuous (for me) parts on various soils and terrain. Again, these boots did not lose grip and they supported my feet without question. I lost my footing a couple of times (due to my own clumsy self) and had it not been for the full ankle support of these boots, I would have, without a doubt, twisted my ankle. By the end of this hike, I felt absolutely no pressure points at the top of the boot. I had no blisters and no hot spots. My third outing in these boots was an easy and level, but uneven in places, hike at Los Penasquitos in San Diego. Before leaving the house, I decided to lace up my boots to the last and top-most hook. I felt pressure points all around but decided that I would suffer with it for this hike to soften up the top even further. We hiked to the waterfall then we had to cross it. There were three rocks in the water where we would have to step on to get across. I was wary about these boots losing grip on the wet rocks. I hiked to these waterfalls before in my Vasque boots and those boots lost grip easily. I had to step into the stream in order to get to the first rock. These boots were underwater up to my ankles. I expected to feel water seep through but that wasn't my concern. My concern was slipping on a rock and falling in the very shallow stream and, quite possibly, smacking my head against a rock. I stepped on one rock but didn't commit all the way but felt reasonably comfortable that my footing would hold. I held on to a branch near me for balance. My next step was on a wet rock where I could not rely on anything for balance and I had to take a long step/lunge at the next rock. I went for it and my foot didn't lose grip at all. I was so pleased at both my dry feet and the incredible grip of these boots that I decided, then and there, to write a review on these boots. I just hope that they last as long as my Vasque but that would be unreasonable. I hope to write a follow up review after one year or 100 miles, whichever comes first. ;) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2010 by WS
    • Used for work boots
Size: 8 Color: Keen Maple/Marmalade
I use these boots for work boots. these are the most comfortable boots I have ever tried. The extra space in the toe box is perfect. My feet don't hurt after a 10 hour shift on cement. There is room to add a Dr Sholes shoe liner, They seem well made, and true to size, I didn't size up and they are perfect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Sjram
    • Poor sole construction
Update: I did write keen regarding my issue with the sole, and they stood by their product and offered me a full store credit on their website to replace my boots. And I don't even have to return the faulty boots! I rerated the boots because of the customer service keen provided even though I didn't buy the boots from them. I also got the chance to take my faulty boots out on a 10 mile hilly PA hike and they did a good job. The side of my big toes were a little sore by the end, but all in all a decent boot for the price. It's just a shame that boot retailers don't sew tread onto the soles anymore! Old post: I was so excited for these boots. They seemed like they were of good quality, and were so comfortable I actually wore them to work quite a bit! They were snug around the foot, but were spacious around the toes. I also loved the generous amount of rubber sole on the front for a better grip when climbing uphill. I thought the price was too good to be true...unfortunately, it was. After only 2 months of light wear (barely any trail time, mostly street walking), the sole started coming apart. Also, looking closely at the seam where the sole meets the shoe I doubt it's very waterproof. I didn't get the chance to try that out. Good thing I found this out a few months before my backpacking trip so I have time to break in a new pair. Unfortunately I'm passed the 30 day return policy, so I'll have to eat the cost. Even though the prices are crazy I'll be going to REI so I can get my boots replaced more easily. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2015 by Kayla Price

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