KEEN  Newport H2 Sandals - Men's

I wear these almost everyday in the summer and summer lasts a long time in Texas. I love to wear them in and around water. I just bought a second pair (for half the cost of my first pair) in case my current pair ever wear out. That may not happen so I might just have two pairs to choose from. Every member of my family has a pair and love them. I have found I get tiger stripes on my feet in the summer if I do not use sunscreen.

I am a Keen shoe guy having 4 pairs and 1 that is wore out and saved for yardwork. It seem like some shoes just fit my feet and Keens do that. I tried on the newest Keen sandals but I didn't like the feel. The Keen H2 is a little heavier but fit just like my shoes. I use them for camp shoes when back backing. Used them over the 4th of July crabbing at the Oregon coast. I would recommend them. Rich

I have a lot of reasons that I wanted to get these, and I am glad I did. I used them at a trade show, where I have to walk a lot and stand all day. I used them with socks and my feet stayed cool and pretty comfortable. I wish there was just a little more arch support. I had heard a lot of great things about them, and I am glad to have received a pair. I would definitely buy another pair!

I've worn Teva open sandals for several years, but when buying new sandals for a Yosemite hiking trop, I decided it would be more practical to have something closed-toe. These were comfortable and very useful, but after all those years with Tevas I had to adjust to sweaty feet.

I love these shoes. I spent two weeks at a convention then boating with my family with these and one pair of dress shoes. Very comfortable and versatile. The only thing I found funny about them is that they are an open shoe that is branded as being "waterproof."

Hiked Mt Monodnock the first time wearing these. Great traction even on angled rock faces, only slightly worse than a regular shoe. Some rawness under toes due to sweat with no socks, but no blisters. A little hard to get on but makes up for it with a sure fit.

Used these in pools and hiking around Havasu and Mooney Falls. Very comfortable and good traction even when wet. Great with and without socks. My feet are a bit narrow, but they still fit very well and I love the toe protection!

Used them on the first leg of a 17 mile hike up to Mt. Charleston & back. Switched to boots only for the final steep climb for better traction and support. Couldn't wait to get back down to put them back on!

Not easy to get on/off, but I don't consider it a negative as they will not come off while hiking. These sandals are great. They do not cause my feet to sweat like the Keens I had 2 seasons ago.

I bought these to replace another brand of sandals that were recommended to me that are made of basically a footbed and one piece of webbing. I found these constantly tightening as I walked, no matter how many times I loosened them. If you get them wet, forget it...they will strangle your toe. Now, onto these bad boys. I bought these to be used as wading sandals for fly fishing, light hiking, and just casual wear. So far I am very impressed with all the features and comforts. They feature a siped sole, which give them great traction on wet rocks and surfaces. The webbing is so much more comfortable with great toe protection when river wading. If there is a downside to these at all, it would be debris getting caught between the bottom of your foot and the sandal. Standard on all sandals but I find myself having to remove the sandal to get the stuff out vs. it just washing out by swishing my feet in the water. Overall, such a better buy than what I was in before and highly recommend these to anyone looking for a durable sandal that can be used on an adventure or just kicking around town.