The KEEN Women’s Terradora 2 Vent Low Height Hiking Shoe in Drizzle/Ocean Wave is designed for adventurous spirits who value comfort as much as performance. This shoe not only meets your hiking needs but does so without compromising on style or environmental responsibility.
Engineered with performance mesh, this version allows your feet to breathe during those intense hikes, ensuring that you maintain your target heart rate while your comfort level rises. The shoe's design caters specifically to women's foot shapes, providing a snug and precise fit.
Feature | KEEN Terradora 2 Vent | Merrell Moab 2 Vent | SALOMON X Ultra 3 GTX |
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Breathability | High | Medium | Medium |
Traction | Excellent | Very Good | Excellent |
Weight | Lightweight | Medium | Lightweight |
Arch Support | Good | Very Good | Good |
Eco-Friendly Materials | Yes | No | No |
The KEEN Women’s Terradora 2 Vent Hiking Shoe stands out in several key areas that make it an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts.
Comfort: With a dual-density EVA footbed, these shoes provide the arch support necessary for long hikes. The breathable lining ensures that moisture doesn’t build up, keeping your feet comfortable even during warm weather.
Traction: When navigating uneven terrains, the 4mm multi-directional lugs come into play, giving you the confidence to tread on varied surfaces without slipping. The KEEN.ALL-TERRAIN rubber outsole enhances your grip, making every step secure.
Style & Fit: The engineered fit of the shoe conforms well to a woman's foot shape, offering both comfort and aesthetics. The KonnectFit heel-capture system also contributes to a locked-in feel, which is critical when you’re on steep inclines.
Care & Maintenance: While these shoes are built for durability, maintaining them is straightforward. A gentle brush with a damp sponge will keep them looking fresh, and any stains can be treated quickly with minimal effort.
In conclusion, the KEEN Women’s Terradora 2 Vent Low Height Hiking Shoe is an exemplary choice for female hikers seeking a blend of comfort, traction, and environmental consciousness.
Category | Score | Description |
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Comfort | 9/10 | Exceptional cushioning and support for extended wear. |
Traction | 8/10 | Reliable grip on multiple surfaces, ideal for diverse terrains. |
Breathability | 9/10 | Performance mesh keeps feet cool in warm conditions. |
Durability | 8/10 | Built to withstand tough conditions while remaining lightweight. |
Style | 9/10 | Stylish appearance without sacrificing functionality. |
Walking 8 mi a day and exercise classes.
Really like shoe, very comfortable. Toe box is tight, only complaint.
Liked the color and the fit
I have always been able to slip right into ANY Keen shoe right out of the box with a perfect fit. I did not expect a Keen shoe to be so narrow. Otherwise the shoe appears to have all the good qualities with good arch support, great tread and overall good workmanship - too bad they do not fit, and do not come in wide - I would put up with the wide width for these.
Toe box was small and the shoe was very rigid. Usually keens have larger toe box.Great tread though!
These are lightweight, comfortable and breathable with good support, so great for warm weather hiking and all around wear. I have two pair now, and wore the navy ones daily for six weeks of travel. They have good traction on rocky trails as well as rainy city streets, and look sleeker than the typical hiking shoes. I took one star off because the lining on the padding at the top of the heels wore away after all the hard use on my trip, but they haven't become uncomfortable and the rest of the shoes look almost new.
I know I know, I read more than one reviewer say they were narrow but somehow thought that their feet were just somehow ‘freakishly’ narrow. I mean, it’s not like I have clown feet after all. But these shoes, while stylish for keen, to say nothing of comfortable, we’re as if they were made by some elves who never laid eyes on a pair of keen before or who had no idea of keen sizes.May be that was the idea.After all, their marketed as kind of a tennis shoe, shoe, and who wants to be ‘walking/running’ around town in clod hoppers. Still, I think they could have managed to make this same, comfortable, stylish shoe in a size wearable by people with feet wider than toddlers.
I only wear Keen shoes because of the larger toe box. No problem with that on these shoes, though the shoe seems to be lacking in quality compared to other Keen styles I’ve bought in the past. But what bothered me were the tiny shoelace holes it had, making it very hard to trade out with other laces. The new ones would need to be on the very thin side. The present laces are of an odd texture, are harder to pull & tighten, but they do stay tied. One may want to skip buying these shoes.