The makers of the top quality and durable rough terrain boots have introduced yet another masterpiece called Keen Pyrenees. These boots have the traditional looks and they are designed to maintain dry, fresh and healthy wearing on the rough and wet terrain. The upper is made from the leather which is completely waterproof to keep your feet dry inside. Just like all other styles by the KEEN®, these boots also have the KEEN® Patented Toe Protection. In this protection system the outsole of the boots has been folded upwards and over the toe. This makes strong and durable toe area which protects your toe. The lining is made from the textile which is very soft and breathable. This lining protects your feet from the bruises and rubs caused by the extended use on the rough terrain and it also wicks the moisture away from the foot to maintain odorless, healthy and fresh wearing. The interior also has the KEEN.DRY™ membrane which is waterproof and breathable. This membrane is designed to maintain fresh and dry wearing inside by preventing the water from entering the boots. At the same time, this membrane also allows the moisture on the feet to evaporate. The footbed is made from the EVA which is highly shock absorbing and comfort enhancing material. The footbed can be removed and it has magnificent arch support. Overall this footbed delivers exclusive comfort with each step and keeps you moving for forward without any fatigue. The heel has the S3 support structure. This heel minimizes the chances of ankle twist and it also absorbs shocks upon the heel strike. The shank has been made from the ESS which has torsion stability. The outsole has been made from the durable rubber which is non-marking and it has the 4 millimeters deep lugs which provide exceptional traction on all types of terrains. You can find this style in this color: Bison.

Mike from Lynnwood, WA

Men's Bison: I wear mine daily for work in a warehouse. I love Keens and my last pair was comfortable and lasted forever. These are very comfy as well and provide great support in the arch (I have flat feet) and the ankles. Perhaps this is the wrong application as they have poor traction on concrete. Could be my bad choice as far as application.

Dia from Michigan

Women's Bison: I do a lot of hiking and trekking and I have bee doing that for 10 years. I do it once or twice a week and I need boots which can cope with my obsession with my hobby. I have to mention that I was surprised when I first wore Keen Pyrenees, they were comfortable right out of the box. Most of the new pairs I have tried in years required some break-in period, but this baby was remarkably comfy. But the comfort and not the only feature I was looking for, I want the boot to work perfectly on any kind of terrain like muddy, icy, snowy, rocky and slippery. I have worn them for last 2 years and so far they have kept its grip on such surfaces and lived up to my expectations. I loved this style so much that I started wearing it to work and my colleagues also complemented on it. I can't expect anything more.

Dogblues from CO

My wife and I own a retriever training kennel in CO. I wear these boots everyday or maybe I should say, every nice day. They were purchased based on a pair of Keen sandals I have had for over 2 years. The sandals were fabulous, unfortunately these boots fall short. They are comfortable, but it ends there. Very slippery on wet surfaces, i.e., wet cement in the kennels. The tongue is too short & after an hour or so the laces slip up and over the tongue, then they become loose and have to be re-laced. Not very warm, and seem to have lost their water resistance very quickly. I am a little disappointed, since the sandals were the best pair I've ever owned. On cold, wet, snowy days, I wear my LaCrosse boots that are now almost 5 years old. I wear the Keen boots on days when I could almost get away with wearing my sandals. Maybe Keen should test their products with folks like myself who are more interested in functionality than fashion!