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The hardworking Keen Commuter bike sandals deliver dual functionality by doubling as trail sandals. Hop on and off the bike with confidence and make the commute to work or the trail your own.
Summer biking just got better! These all-terrain Keen Commuter bike sandals provide protection, function and freedom for your feet.
| Average weight: | 30 ounces |
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| Cleat drill hole pattern: | SPD |
| Footbed: | EVA |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Lining: | Stretched mesh |
| Outsole: | Rubber |
| Upper: | Webbing |
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 | Keen Commuter | $89.95 - $115.00 |
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 | Keen Commuter Bike Sandal - Women's | $114.95 - $115.00 |
 | Keen Commuter - Women's | $89.95 - $119.00 |
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Great shoes, odd sizing. | |
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| These are my current favorite cycling shoe! They are the first shoe that I actually consider to be all purpose. They certainly aren't a "racing" shoe, but are stiff enough for fairly aggressive riding, both road and mountain. I commute 10 miles, and use my commute as a training session, so I keep a strong pace. The shoes aren't so stiff that they are hard to walk in, and the recession in the shoe is deep enough for Crank Brother's cleats to recess fully, meaning I can wear them all day long without clacking. I hear the cleat occasionally, if I step on a small stone or something, but in normal use they don't touch the ground. They have traditional Keen comfort, but you will probably find them narrow if you are used to the normal Keens, which I find to be wider than average. For me that means regular Keens aren't wearable, but if your feet are wide enough that regular Keens are perfect, you'll probably find these too narrow. I'm also unhappy that they don't come in sizes smaller than 8. I usually wear a size 8 Men's shoe, with sandal sizes between 7.5 and 8 depending on brand. But the Keen size 8 was enormous on me, and they don't even make a smaller size. I had to purchase the Women's version (which doesn't really bother me, they are both neutral colors), and even the Women's 8 is just barely close enough in size to work. A Women's 7.5, if it existed, would probably be just right for me. All in all though, a very nice biking shoe. I've worn mine nearly every day since purchasing them the week they were released. I anticipate wearing them all through the summer and fall. | |
| Sam Ley at REI on 07/22/2008 | |
Fantastic Warm-weather shoe! | |
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| I've put 200 bike miles on these sandals so far, and used them about 30 more hours in spin class. I am a recreational cyclist, and a former commuter. 1. The ventilation is outstanding. My feet are cool and comfortable. Below 45 degrees F, my feet are very cold and could use some cover. That is the only bad point to these sandals -- and who expects a sandal to keep your feet warm? 2. They hold my feet firmly, but not too tight. Frankly, I hardly know they're there. I have not had any shoes which fit so well, so soon. 3. The soles are stiff and transmit power to the pedals as well as anyone could want. 4. Off the bike, the cleats still touch the ground, despite a valiant effort in the thick rubber sole. I still use them for my post-spin upper body workout at the gym, and I have no problem walking around when I'm on a ride. However, I would not wear these shoes if I was doing anything other than riding a bike that uses SPD pedals. Not only would I recommend these to a friend, I bought some for my Father in-law, with whom I ride frequently. He loves them too. | |
| Royce M at REI on 06/04/2008 | |
love these!! | |
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| I have riddden probably 1500 miles on these since I bought them in April. I wear these almost all the time (I ride to work a lot) and they are a great balance between good on the bike and good to walk around in. I even rode the MS 150 this summer in mine - why not? They worked great! Sure, other shoes would bike a little better, but these are still respectable (and certainly comfortable) and they are SO much better to walk around in than other shoes I've had. For the commuting purpose (or just riding around) they are intended for, they are fantastic! I'm not sure on the sizing as I had to buy the women's version. Guess there aren't enough size 7 men in the world for REI to stock shoes that small... | |
| hongziyang at REI on 09/28/2008 | |
Good design, great fit. | |
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| Finding road or mtn cycling shoes to fit my size 14 B (narrow) foot is a real challenge. I'm really happy to have found these. I've only used them for spin classes so far, but they feel and fit great and I'm looking forward to using them on the dirt. A big plus is that they are reasonably comfy just walking around, though the sole is stiff, as a cycling sole should be. They look very well constructed and the tag says machine washable. Its all good! | |
| B. Roberts at Altrec on 02/20/2009 | |
A good compromise | |
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| I purchased these based on the recommendations on this site. I use them to commute to work several times a week, about 10 miles each way. They work well, they're comfortable enough, and they are ok to walk in when off of the bike. The toe is definitely too small on these, but the length is right on and I find the material very comfortable. The ease of pulling them on and off is a nice feature as well. | |
| Andy Bart at REI on 07/24/2008 | |
12 Triple-E and LOVING them! | |
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| I can't account for some of the other reviewers' complaints: for riders with big feet, these may be the most comfortable bike footwear on the market. Compared to Sidi Mega shoes (designed for wide feet) I found these much more comfortable, roomier and especially easier on my (previously constantly crushed) toes. I wouldn't normally bother to review a product, but I want to encourage people to buy these so Keen keeps making them. Really - I was astonished. | |
| Lance Wanna-be at REI on 04/26/2009 | |
Great shoe, too narrow to live with. | |
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| I have other Keen shoes that I love. Like those, the Commuter is well constructed. I really like the toe cap, unlike sandals from Shimano or Lake. Unfortunately, the shoe is far too narrow for me to wear comfortably. If I had my fifth metatarsals removed, it would be perfect. Don't think that because other Keen shoes fit you that the Commuter will. Try before you buy. | |
| Erik de San Pablo at REI on 06/23/2008 | |
Graet Purchase | |
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| I was happy to finally find my size (14). I have used them on 2 short trips. They are very comfortable in hot weather. I am anxious to use them on RAGBRAI. | |
| Tom B. at Altrec on 07/08/2009 | |
Excellent shoes | |
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| We just finished RAGBRAI and I had no trouble or discomfort over 7 days and nearly 500 miles. | |
| turbolisa at REI on 07/29/2008 | |
Sweet bike sandals | |
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| These are super comfy and breathable. I have used them on fairly hard rides with no problems | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 11/01/2009 | |
I really wanted for these to work | |
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| I really wanted these to work but they just didn't. I usually wear a size 11.5 running shoe so went with that size. They are long enough but are snug around the top of the toe and a little narrow - definitely order a 1/2 size larger if you have wider feet. The biggest problem though is the location of the cleat. The cleat attachment does allow for some adjustment (about 1.5 cm) but it's not possible to move the cleat far enough forward for proper placement. It's almost as if larger sizes were made larger by adding additional length at the toe, but the proper location of the cleat wasn't accounted for. Even with the cleat all the way forward, my foot clips to the pedal so that the ball of my foot is too far back, this leads to an awkward position of my foot on the pedal and jams my foot forward into the toe of the sandal whenever I ride at all hard. I think they would be OK for casual riding but are not appropriate for any hard riding or spinning classes (which is what I was going to use them for). | |
| paszekj at REI on 10/10/2008 | |
These are NARROW sandals | |
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| I do not buy wide shoes but these sandals make my feet feel huge. The are a little tight in width but really cut off the small toes. I lost feeling in my right foot after only seven miles of riding. | |
| MyJudge2 at REI on 03/24/2009 | |
good for light stroll but on the narrow side | |
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| I wear a size 15 so just being able to find shoes is rough and I thank keen for this. The sandal is a perfect balance of stiffness and works really well in those situations where you wanna ride somewhere and then spend time walking around. I have 3 complaints, first, the lace clamp on one of the sandals was broken so I have to tie one of the laces. Second, they do really tend to run on the narrow side, I'm a D width and they pinch just a little. Third, they could use a heel adjustment. Overall I'm pleased but, beggars can't be choosers with feet as large as mine. | |
| jesse sherwood at Altrec on 09/29/2009 | |
Narrow | |
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| Sandals are narrow (I found that Keen notes this on their site to acknowledge replies from other bicycle riders who have commented on narrow size). My feet are size 11, so I order sized 11.5 as Keen suggests, but shoe felt too snug all around. Lengthwise I probably need size 12, but widthwise I need wide size, which Keen currently does not make. Shimano's SPD sandle, which I have, provides better fit for me due to my wide feet, so I'll be returning the Keen's. | |
| bwgride at REI on 05/14/2008 | |
