Keen Men's Butte Hiking Shoes

Keen Men's Butte Hiking Shoes

The Men's Butte Hiking Shoes from Keen is a lightweight hiking shoe that features an open, hydrophobic mesh design for walking in and around water environs. Perfect for a one way trip down the Zion Narrows , this water-friendly shoe combines a classic KEEN open-air styling that sieves excess water with a supportive synthetic leather wrapped breathable mesh upper for moving quickly through the water course and up the canyon walls. Light underfoot, the Buttes S3 heel cushion along with its soft flex TPU stone bruising plate provide heavyweight impact protection, while a static-drawstring lacing system makes it easy to slip them on and off. The Butte has a non-marking rubber outsole if they become comfort melded to your foot upon reaching home.

• Material: Upper – Synthetic, Lining - Hydrophobic Mesh, Nylon mesh
• Breathable open air upper design
• Forefoot cushioning system
• Multi-directional 3mm lug outsole
• S3 Heel support structure
• Soft flex TPU stone bruising plate
• Rubber: Non-marking rubber outsole
• Fit Tip: We find this style runs about a 1/2 size small
• Recommended for: Hiking
• Weight: 13.40 oz / 380 grams

Buy the Keen Butte Hiking Shoes for Men from Altrec.com. Orders over $45 qualify for free shipping.

Reviews - Keen Men's Butte Hiking Shoes

Aaron C. - 2010-08-04

Butte Hiking Shoe
This shoe/sandal combination is very comfortable to wear for just about any activity. I have owned many pairs of Keen sandals and these, like all the others, fit true to size. I did not find them to be small. I have never been disappointed with a Keen product.

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Ron Luikaart - 2010-05-19

Keen on Keen
The Butte hiking shoe is very comfortable and looks good too. I have a pair of Keen shoes and a pair of sandals and the hiking shoe is the one I wear the most. It's like a shoe/sandal combo.

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Anonymous - 2010-09-06

More sturdy, but less comfortable then the Arroyo.
Owned two pairs of Keen Arroyos, and found them wonderful. But, I always walk through the soles by end of summer. The Butte never felt quite as comfortable, or as supportive, but the sole has held up much better.

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