Jasper Low Top Hiking Sneaker

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] nice colors and distinctive design. fun for light hikes and walking around town. the sole is dangerously slippery on common wet surfaces like manhole covers and grates, or even things like dusty asphalt, which is a baffling design problem for a PNW based company. unfortunately, the sockliner in the heel area wore clean through in less than two months so i cannot recommend these

Sharp looking shoe, a hair on the flimsy feel but generally comfortable I bought 2 pair would buy again on sale!

The Keen sneakers are an absolute game-changer and worth every single penny. Why They Are PerfectUnbeatable Value: I was completely on the fence at first, but once that original price dropped, I knew I had to grab them.Eye-Catching Style: The vibrant colorway catches everyone's eye immediately, while the unique, rugged style effortlessly pairs with both outdoor gear and casual streetwear.Flawless Fit: They fit perfectly right out of the box, offering incredible arch support and a wide toe box that gives your feet plenty of room to breathe with zero break-in time.

I love the way these shoes look and feel. I've tried them on multiple times at the outdoor store. They are true to size and look great with my gorp core outfit. I just wish that Keen used an upper that wan't animal-based.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just wore my Jasper sneaker for the time. Extremely comfortable and got several compliments at the restaurant. I normally take a 9. 5 in Keen. (I have nearly 30 pairs. ) I sized up to a 10 based on the recommendation and these fit perfectly. I take a medium width and found these to fit very comfortably with a thin running sock. So guys, size up a half size.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ok, These shoes Do have the "Keen fit" which is very important to me since I have a wide right foot only. . . plenty of toe room. I bought these with the idea that I would use them for day-hiking. BUT, I have found found them to be a bit short on the "tough enough" side for that type of use. I expected them to be more like the Targhee's that I have, but they are a bit flimsier looking. IThe jury is not out on them, but they just don't appear as tough looking. Anyway, I will use them and find out. Maybe I was wrong in thinking that they were made for primarily hiking and not just walking around for everyday wear. . . hence the name "sneaker". I'll try them as a hiking shoe and let you know!