KEEN Men's, Targhee III Oxford

Quality materials. Great fit ( I appreciate the roomy toe box ) , very comfortable, good support. Good looking shoe . I bought a second pair a while back , such a good price , I'm thinking about getting a third pair ( can wear these until my expiration date ) . Long lasting sole , good quality leather upper.

The absolute most comfortable safety toe shoes I've ever had. I have problem feet, 5 foot surgeries between the 2 so I reeeally struggle to find comfort. These are light weight, not clunky, feel like a tennis shoe, wide toe box so my toes dont rub against the hard safety toe. Love! My only issue is the back broke down after awhile because I dont untie them and I slip my foot in and out because my job is very grossly dirty and my shoes get our product all over them so I dont like to touch them to tie and untie. A slip in heal would be nice...but keep the lace up

They have change=d a few things this time around. I have worn this style for a few years and I prefer the older ones. There is less padding inside. Some of the stitching will rub as result of the last of interior padding. Still durable and comfortable for the most part. The style is nice and I like the black I have bought the brown and green tea colors before. I wish companies would stop raising prices and cutting back on materials. I would definitely buy on sale. Way over priced.

I bought these low-cut shoes because I liked the company's hiking boots. I was not disappointed. Good fit - including plenty of width in the toes. Well made. Nice and sturdy. Tread is deep enough to give good traction without tracking in a lot of mud and snow. I like that the tongue lifts up enough to let my foot slide into the shoe easily. The positioning of the eyelets lets me lace it up nice and snug.

Perfect fit. Very comfortable for all day wear. Slippery on some wet surfaces. On my feet all day inside a large hospital and outside in the weather. High quality including the laces. Stiff soles are excellent for the work i do.

I've purchased Keen shoes about a dozen times throughout the last few years. I've had no issues with their products until now. This may be my last Keen purchase. I began wearing this pair shortly after I received them. For a few days, they seemed good. After about a week or week and a half, the glue on the sole of the right shoe failed and the sole began to separate from the shoe. I contacted Keen customer service and told them about the issue. They replied fairly quickly. They asked me to send all my information, a photo of the receipt, photos of the shoes, of the issue and of the tag inside. I did this right away and have heard nothing ever since. The shoes aren't very expensive, but I can more easily throw $90 into the garbage can at my house instead. I don't need to shop online to do that. I'd rate the product lower, if I could.

Keen shoes work really well for me. I especially like the Target III with a wide toe box and great arch support. I have high arches and the arch support is essential for my comfort. I have purchased four pairs and this pair is one of the most comfortable I’ve ever had.

As a card carrying Keen fan, with 2 dozen pair during the last decade, these are the first Oxford style hiking shoe I've purchased. The ample toe box of Keens keeps me coming back, so my wide, flipper feet are comfy. They feel very sturdy, while offering unrestricted movement and traction. Hiking boot ruggedness in a shoe. Waterproof. I'm very happy with these shoes.