KEEN Women's Targhee 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

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But if you keep the Targhee IIIs on trail, they should offer ample traction over most standard rocks and roots that you’ll encounter along the way. After a summer of wearing mostly zero-drop trainers to run and walk in, or no shoes at all, my first few jaunt wearing the Targhees felt somewhat constricting. So long as you stick to established trails and don’t push the limits, it’s one of the most comfortable boots we’ve tested. Feel free to ask me any questions or provide feedback and I'll be happy to respond in the comment section below if it's within my knowledge.

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The beautiful flex grooves on the outsole of the shoe, pull tab on the heel, reflective elements, reinforced heel, and reinforced toe make this hiking shoe a true element of value and practicality. This popular shoe has remained a favorite of our review staff over its many iterations and updates thanks to its comfort, support, and long-lasting durability even in the face of some serious mountain miles.To cut right to the chase, after taking the Moab 2 Ventilator to Utah’s Canyon Country and subsequent testing in Washington’s Cascade Mountains, the shoe. I was intrigued when I saw there is a new version (III) available but that version II is still being sold so the information you provided is spot-on.

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The multi-directional lugs are substantial and grippy—a notable improvement over the Targhee II’s dated design—the sole didn’t get clogged up with mud, and we encountered few issues with slippage due to traction.I was travelling in New Zealand and desperately needed something rugged and robust that I could live in.