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Newport H2 Full Sandal -Ladies

from: Keen




Average Rating: out of 5 stars









Binding: Apparel
Brand: Keen
Clothing Size: *
Color: *
Department: womens
EAN: 0871209344093
Fabric Type: synthetic
Label: Keen
Manufacturer: Keen
Publisher: Keen
Studio: Keen

Features:
  • Fast-drying tapered polyester upper
  • Anatomic last construction
  • Aegis anti-microbial finish in footbed and lining
  • Convenient quick lace system
  • Shock-absorbing EVA midsole

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great and cute
I love the shoes, not only are they great for hiking and bike riding, they are so comfortable, and cute!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - LOVE the shoes!
These shoes are oh so comfortable! I just love them. I wore them when we went to Disney World and with all the walking we did my feet were not sore, there were no blisters, they were nothing but tired at the end of the day. These are great summer shoes and I wear them just about every day. I much prefer them over flip flops since they have a good sole and protect your feet better tehn flip flops do!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - VERY comfortable, true to size!
I rarely buy expensive shoes, and I have never bought shoes online before. I needed a pair of sandals I could hike in. I hate sneakers. I hate socks. These shoes were highly reviewed, so I thought I would try them.
The fit is great. The ball of the foot/toe area is quite roomy, but not so loose as to cause chafing. The insole is supportive in just the right places, soft, springy, very nice to walk on. These shoes breath. I was worried that a closed toe would leave my feet hot, but somehow, it feels like there's a breeze blowing through my feet.
Also, these shoes are perfectly true to size. I am an absolute 7.5M. 8's are too big, 7's are too small. This 7.5 shoe fits me perfectly.
My only regret--they're really too casual to wear to the office.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Fabulous shoe
Within two weeks of buying my first pair, I bought two more. A lot of people say to get a half size larger-I purchased my regular size and they were fine. I get a kick out of wearing my brightly colored shoes-they look so cheerful. From what I can tell these shoes are selling like hotcakes so I must not be the only one who really enjoys them. If you have plantar fascitis, these are pretty good support.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - great shoes
These shoes were a bit tight at first- I do have wide feet- and the first few times left me with a couple of blisters, but once they stretched out they are FANTASTIC. I wear them everyday now, and they survived the ultimate test of a day in Disneyworld. I would recommend these shoes to anyone with an active lifestyle, and even if not, just anyone who likes comfortable shoes!


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