Keen gear reviews
Independent reviews of all products from Keen
Pick up the pace with Keen's new fast and light waterproof hiking shoe, the Venture
Brilliant for travelling, wild swimming and hot weather walks, the Keen Terradora Ethos is a comfortable, easy summer hiking shoe.
Keen's original Newport sandal set the tone for sandals that were not only airy and breathable but could take you beyond the beach and on to the trails. Keen have built on this heritage to bring us the latest performance sandal, the Evofit One.
The Targhee EXP takes Keen's classic Targhee and spins it into a more durable boot that offers comfort in spades.
The Leather Mid WP is the most durable shoe in KEEN's women's specific Terradora range and has been built to stand the test of trail time.
The much lauded, female specific Terradora hiking shoe on test is ideal for quick, off road trail adventures. Think cold walks in urban trails and parks rather than wintry ascents on the Ben.
Keen's new Elsa Premium boot is superbly comfortable and eminently stylish, find out why we liked them so much in our review.
We test the weird and wacky Keen Uneek sandals to see whether they're all style and no substance.
The Versatrail will help you 'tackle trails fast', says manufacturer Keen. But does it tick all the boxes for comfort and performance? We put a pair to the test.
We test Keen's more travel focussed shoe - the Westward - to ensure it retains its trail-pounding credentials
We test Keen's SPD sandal, the Commuter IV to see if all the extra fresh air is worth losing this much cycling shoe
The Durand Polar from show manufacture Keen are tough and rugged, yet smart enough to wear around town. Rob Stewart tested the boots on a recent trip to the 3 Valleys and provides his opinion here.
The Keen Clearwater CNX sandals are a lightweight sandal designed for water based activities, we review them here.
We review the Keen Koven, which is a good option if you’re looking for a relatively modestly priced trail shoe
