The KEEN Women's Betty Boot is a versatile snow boot that embodies the perfect blend of style and functionality. Built on the success of the iconic Targhee line, these boots seamlessly transition from urban environments to snowy trails. The charming burgundy and black design enhances both aesthetic appeal and practicality.
One of the standout features of the Betty Boot is its KEEN.WARM insulation, which keeps your feet snug even in temperatures as low as -25°F (-32°C). This means you can confidently step out into wintery conditions without fear of cold toes. Additionally, the waterproof leather and quilted nylon construction ensure that your feet remain dry and protected from the elements.
Product | Insulation | Waterproof | Sole Type |
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KEEN Women's Betty Boot | 200G KEEN.WARM | Yes | Rubber |
Sorel Joan of Arctic Boot | Primaloft | Yes | Rubber |
Columbia Bugaboot Plus IV | 200G Insulation | Yes | Rubber |
Comfort: The KEEN Women's Betty Boot scores high in terms of comfort. With its unique KEEN Original Fit, you'll find that there's plenty of room for your toes to spread out, minimizing pinching or discomfort, especially after prolonged wear. Many users report being able to walk for hours without fatigue.
Warmth and Insulation: Thanks to the 200G KEEN.WARM insulation, these boots are specifically designed for chilly climates. Users have praised their ability to retain heat even in sub-zero temperatures, making them an ideal choice for winter hikes or daily commutes in cold weather.
Waterproofing: The waterproof leather and KEEN.DRY membrane mean you can tackle slushy streets or snowy paths without worrying about wet socks. Reviews often highlight how effective this feature is, ensuring dryness throughout various conditions.
Style: Available in a chic burgundy/black color combination, these boots do not compromise on aesthetics. They can easily pair with casual outfits, and their attractive design has garnered positive feedback from fashion-conscious consumers.
Traction: With the KEEN.FREEZE outsole, these boots provide excellent grip and stability when walking on slick surfaces. Users affirm that they feel secure even in icy conditions, reducing the risk of slips and falls.
Category | Score | Description |
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Comfort | 4.5/5 | Ample space for toes and all-day wearability. |
Warmth | 5/5 | Outstanding insulation for extreme cold. |
Waterproofing | 4.5/5 | Highly effective against moisture. |
Style | 4/5 | Attractive design good for various settings. |
Traction | 4.5/5 | Reliable grip on slippery surfaces. |
I had to toss my LLBean snow boots I had for years because they have zero support and are difficult to walk in. So I went on a quest for new boots this year. Sorels are crazy narrow. The Columbia ones I tried I couldn’t get my foot into. I used to love Merrell but I couldn’t find anything that fit the criteria I was looking for this year. These Keens are the right height for keeping snow out without making it difficult to walk for a short person. They have a zipper closure, which yes is stiff and hard to pull down but I’m hoping it gets easier with use. They are true to size/width and have a ton of support. Great traction as well. Very comfortable and warm. Exactly what I was looking for.
These are the first winter boots I have ever had that keep my feet warm all day. I want a second pair for the wood shop and a good pair for dressing up
I love KEEN and have several other KEEN shoes. When I was looking for new winter boots, it was the first place I looked. The first thing I noticed was the zippers are extremely hard to unzip. I tried zipping and unzipping a few times to see if it got better. Maybe by a little, but not a lot. Someone who has hand dexterity issues would have big issues with these. Then when I tried them on, one boot was bigger than the other and slipped when I walked. I never have that issue with other shoes or boots. So back they go... so disappointed since I usually love KEEN.
Love my Bettys. They fit and feel like Keens with good arch support and plenty of room in the toebox and are relatively easy to get on and off. Definitely would be 5 stars except that the zippers are very tough to zip up or down. It's like they need some wax on them, but that doesn't make them easier to operate. I rate that as a minor inconvenience in an otherwise, warm, comfortable winter boot with good traction.
These boots have great traction, good size toe bed and are comfortable for an hour walk every day. Warm enough for -25 F? I doubt it. Warm enough for Iowa winters? Yes.I wear an 8, ordered a 9 and put my own insert on top of the boot insert to get the perfect fit.
Way to big!
Was super surprised by the other neg reviews here. I bought a pair of Keen Betty boots about 10 years ago and wore them for 6ish years. My feet were never wet or cold for those 6 years. I live in Minnesota where we have notoriously cold and long winters. I’m outdoors a lot. Right now, e.g. the air temp is -5 and the windchill -20 Fahrenheit. I was just out walking my dog. His feet were too cold and I had to carry him (poor baby! -we didn’t go far at all) but mine were fine.I finally had ditched my old Betty’s just looking for something new and more stylish. I went through Sorrel’s, Pendleton, Sperry’s and others. They all leaked! None were actually warm.So, I ignored the reviews here and bought a second pair last week. They’re as great as I remember. Easy on off, lightweight, polar rated warm, fantastic grip. Sure, they could be cuter (thinner in the ankle? Brighter colors?) but they WORK.
These are very comfortable. Great during snow storms and mud season. I walk my dogs 2-3 times a day and need comfort. Thank you keen! Thank you Amazon for the price!