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For wet hikes and damp camping trips, the Keen Women's Targhee II Mid Hiking Boot is a wonderful shoe to call upon. The waterproof and breathable eVENT® liner allows moisture vapor to move outward before condensing and turning to perspiration. Meanwhile it blocks raindrops and stream water from soaking inward. Wet environments require solid traction, and the Keen Targhee II Mid Hiking Boot delivers with aggressive 4mm lugs. The ESS shank receives credit for a big assist here as it provides torsional rigidity for traveling over rock-strewn paths and traversing loose slopes.
The Keen Targhee II waterproof day hikers deliver tenacious traction, stability and comfort on the trail.
The Targhee II Mid Hiking Shoe by KEEN is a go anywhere, do anything shoe that offers complete waterproof protection and is engineered to support your foot while hiking, scrambling and trekking in the outdoors. The Targhee II is lined with KEEN's own proprietary membrane called KEEN.DRY, and is supremely waterproof and breathable allowing you to keep water out and stay dry. The S3 heel support structure is designed to support the foot on impact, dissipate shock and reuce your odds of twisting an ankle on uneven terrain.
A torsion stability ESS shank adds support under the foot and stability while the EVA midsole cushions each step. Come with KEEN's toe protection for rocks and roots.
Designed to meet any and all terrain head on the Keen Taghee II Mid utilizes a KEEN.DRY membrane creating a waterproof seal while combining a dual compression molded EVA midsole and S3 Heel support structure maximizing comfort for your trail blazing needs.
The Targhee Mid II by Keen is 4 wheel drive for your feet, revamped with a KEEN.DRY waterproof barrier to keep your feet dry and comfortable. The aggressive outsole has 4 mm lugs to bite into terrain, providing excellent traction. The ESS Shank provides torsional stability for a secure ride and the mid cut height adds increased ankle support.
Lace up Keen's adorable Targhee II Mid snow smashers for urban powder and trail explorations. A waterproof barrier won't let snow or rain into the warm interior, while a sturdy heel support absorbs each step for cushioned confidence on sketchy surfaces. The high cuff stops splashes and slush.
The Keen Targhee Mid II is 4 wheel drive for your feet, revamped with an eVENT waterproof barrier to keep your feet dry and comfortable. The aggressive outsole has 4mm lugs to bite into terrain, providing excellent traction. The ESS Shank provides torsional stability for a secure ride and the mid cut height adds increased ankle support. Upper: Leather, Webbing, Mesh. Weight: 14.2 oz. Lining: Moisture Wicking Synthetic. Rubber: Carbon Non-Marking.
With the Keen Targhee II Mid you'll be keeping up with the mountain goats. The Targhee II Mid is a high performance, light hiker that will provide traction and stability on any terrain and enough support though the the ankle that you can go anywhere with confidence. A Keen.Dry membrane and breathable leather upper work together to make sure your feet are comfortable and dry in all conditions.
Four-wheel-drive performance for your feet.
Waterproof leather, webbing, and mesh upper.
Mid-cut height increases ankle support.
KEEN.DRY waterproof/breathable textile membrane keep yours feet dry and comfortable.
S3 Heel Support Structure.
Secure-Fit lace capture system.
Removable metatomical footbed.
ESS shank provides torsional stability for a secure ride.
Dual density compression molded EVA midsole.
Non-marking carbon rubber outsole with 4mm multi-directional lugs.
Q2.30 oz.
Keen Women's Targhee II Mid hiking shoes, featuring the KEEN.DRY waterproof breathable membrane, will keep your feet dry and comfortable on the trail while providing top notch ankle and foot support for long distances or long hours
Non-marking carbon rubber outsoles with 4mm multi-directional lugs provide superior traction on any terrain
Leather upper with mid-cut height for ankle support
Removable metatomical footbed
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| Available color: | Monument/Iguana |
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| Average weight: | 30 ounces |
| Average weight - metric: | 0.85 kilogram |
| Cut: | Mid |
| Features include: | Dual Density Compression Molded EVA Midsole, ESS torsion stability shank, S3 Heel support structure, Keen toe protection |
| Gender: | Women's |
| Lining: | KEEN.DRY Waterproof/Breathable textile |
| Midsole: | EVA |
| Outsole: | carbon rubber |
| Style: | Light-hiking |
| Support: | Nylon shank |
| Upper: | Nubuck leather/nylon/webbing |
| Uppers: | leather, webbing, mesh |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
| Weight: | 12.3oz/324g |
| Weight per pair: | 1 lb 12 oz |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | Keen Targhee Mid | $124.99 |
 | Keen Targhee II Mid Trail Shoe | $119.99 |
 | Keen Targhee II | $65.95 - $119.00 |
 | Keen Targhee Mid II Waterproof Hiking Boots Walnut | $125.00 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
 | Keen Targhee II Mid - Men's | $98.95 - $129.00 |
 | Keen Targhee II - Men's | $79.99 - $115.00 |
 | Keen Targhee Mid II Waterproof Hiking Boots Walnut - Men's | $125.00 |
 | Keen Targhee ll Mid Hiking Shoe - Men's | $124.95 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Superfeet Berry Women's Footwear > Insoles | $39.95 - $50.95 |
 | Teko Light Hiking Socks Women's Clothing > Socks | $18.95 |
 | Rei Merino Wool Light Hiker II Socks Women's Clothing > Socks | $10.50 |
This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Concord |  | Black Olive |
 | Laurel Oak/ Peppercorn |  | Monument / Iguana |
 | Walnut |  | Monument/ Iguana |
 | Laurel Oak / Peppercorn | ||
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| Amazing out of box comfort and performance. Pros: Arch Support, Comfortable/No Break-In, Dries Quickly, Durable, Great Traction, Shock-Absorbent, Stabilizes Foot. Cons: None. Best uses: All Weather Conditions, Grass, Mixed Terrain, Muddy Conditions, Rocky/Unstable Terrain. Comments about Keen Targhee II Mid Hiking Boots - Women's: Just got back from the Alps where I hiked the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) 107 mile Mountain trail wearing my Keen Targhee II Mids every step of the way. These boots were so comfortable and all around able in every aspect that one summarizing word kept coming to mind when thinking about the shoes performance - fantastic! Immediately comfortable, I wore these boots for a total of about ten miles of hiking prior to putting foot to the trail on the TMB with full confidence that the product would take care of me without biting back. That is, no blisters. Confidence rewarded, neither I nor my hiking companion who was also wearing Targhee II's had one blister during the entire seriously descending and ascending trail. The waterproof capabilities of the shoe were better than any other boot I've ever worn. That is, no soak through when passing through dewy grass and no water penetration when crossing shallow stream beds. Water ran over the top of my forefoot resulting in no water inside the shoe. Very nice! I wore Smartwool PhD lt. hiking socks for the majority of the trip and the shoe/sock paring was great. As has become my practice on long-distance hiking outings, when I stop for a rest, snack or simply to take in a stunning view, I take off my shoes and socks to let my feet and footwear breathe and dry out a bit before continuing. When doing so I did find that my shoes and socks were wet with perspiration, but my feet never felt any negative effects from this. With hundreds of mountain backpacking miles on my feet, I highly recommend this method of removing your hiking boots as described previously. Like others have described, I did move up one half size to fit this boot well. The shoes grip well on all terrain and the larger toe bumper offers nice protection on the trail. The shoelaces were just the right length and I appreciated that the type of shoelace Keen used stayed tightly tied for each day's hike. The shoes show less-than-average wear for the miles and type of terrain crossed. Highly recommend this boot. | |
| Trail D at Zappos.com on 08/08/2009 | |
Most comfortable boot I've ever owned | |
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| I've had these boots for almost two years and today they decided to die by tearing apart at the seams. I'm so very sad I'm running out to get a new pair first thing in the morning as I just don't know what I will do without them. I do a lot of day hiking in mostly moderate PA terrain but these guys have hit trails of all types all over the country. I figure I've put in a good 1000 miles on them so I'll share what I know: The Good -Just so darn comfortable out of the box. My closet is filled with boots that I bought that I thought I could break in but it just never seemed to work out. I've never, ever, had a blister from these boots. On super long day hikes, once your feet start swelling, I've never felt that painful toe pinch that all my other boots have given me. They just fit so well. They do run small so buy 1/2 to a full size bigger than normal. -The traction is amazing. You will fall over from losing your balance long before this boot let's go. These boots walk the fine line between good support and flexibility to do climbing or running when you need too. Just a great multipurpose boot. -The laces stay taunt even when untied. I find this to be a big deal because sometimes yes, you know you laces are untied but you just can't deal with it at the moment for some reason. With these boots you could essentially do a whole hike with your laces untied. The Mediocre -Waterproofing. This is a pro and con. The waterproofing was great the first 6 to 8 months then it just gradually declined until it was gone. I had to start treating the boots every few months to keep them remotely waterproof. I've never had a pair of lightweight boots that kept their waterproofing so this is to be expected. -They died. I've never worn a pair of boots so long they died. From what I've read 1000 miles is about right but still I was surprised. That being said, for the price, and the many happy miles I will be buying them again. | |
| flaffle at REI on 02/08/2009 | |
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| I spent about four months trying to find a comfortable pair of hiking boots. I mostly do long day trips at Bear Mountain or in the Adirondacks. After searching for a long time (ordering and returning from Zappos), I settled on these. I have another pair of boots from another manufacturer that are stiffer and more supportive, but they fully cover my ankle and go up my calf a little bit. After a few hours of hiking, the outsides of both legs were in so much pain that my husband had to cut slits in the boots so I could finish. These Keen boots cover my ankles, but don't go up so high, so I don't have that problem. They were comfortable immediately. They are wider in the toe, which is good for me. I usually wear a 9 or 9.5 shoe; my boots are a 10. I read a number of other reviews in which people report that they have worn these boots on the Inca Trail, and I am planning on doing the same in August.They look nice, too. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 06/25/2009 | |
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| I can't say I look at these shoes and think "they're so cute!" but most of the reviews I've read did say they were comfortable. So I ordered a pair. I usually wear an 8.5 (New Balance and Merrells) but in these I ordered up a half size and my toes touched the end of the shoe which I wasn't going to endure so I went to a 9.5 and they fit. For me the Targhee with the extra stuff in the shoe to make it waterproof also made it smaller-as I have since bought the Keen voyageur and it is plenty big in a size 9. I will say for traction this is the BEST shoe I've ever worn. Walking up steep mtn slopes on wet grass and loose rocky soil. I've always bought shoes with toe bumpers which on other brands came unglued. I haven't had these Keen's long enough to report on that. This will be the only shoe I buy from now on and my toes are very happy about that. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 06/07/2009 | |
Love these boots! | |
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| I bought these boots for a 3.5 day, 60 mile backpacking trip with significant elevation gains and losses. They were definitely up for the task. It only took a week to break them in. While the weather was clear, we did have to ford several small to medium sized streams and my feet stayed nice and dry. Not as stiff as other backpacking boots, they had a nice amount of give that made stream crossing and light scrambling easy. But they were still stiff enough for carrying a 30 lb pack. The rubber toe cap is nice for clumsy people like me who seem to trip on every decent-sized rock. The boots just bounce right off rather than getting caught. Keen shoes size a bit small, so buy a half size up from your usual. They are also a bit wider than other boots, which I like, but are narrower than Keen casual shoes. All in all, I abused them on their first trip out and my feet are super impressed! | |
| Mighty Midge at REI on 09/06/2008 | |
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| LOVE THESE BOOTS! LOVE THESE BOOTS! LOVE THE ZAPPOS CONSULTANTS THAT HELPED ME FIND THEM! I had ordered two other pair to try (a Merrell and a Solomon) and neither fit right. I called the Outdoor Consultants at Zappos and explained where I was going (northern Minnesota, Boundary Waters Area) and how the other boots had fit. He suggested these instead. I ordered two different sizes and found the best fit was a full size up from my normal shoe size. Oh, and did I mention this all happened on a Wednesday and I was leaving on Friday! Love the fast shipping! So I hiked in these with no breaking in period, and they were FANTASTIC! So comfortable and supportive! Hilly trails, loose rocks, some water, etc. didn't matter: these boots were great. Basically, I didn't think about my feet at all because they felt so good. Can't recommend them enough. You might need to order a size larger than normal, though. LOVE THESE BOOTS! | |
| Mary N at Zappos.com on 09/15/2009 | |
So very comfy... | |
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| I looked for these boots after reading the reviews here and on some other sites and I have to say, I loved the way they felt the moment I laced them up. They are very comfy, with excellent support through the arches. I normally use superfeet in all my hiking and backpacking boots but I haven't had to use them with these boots. They are warm, without being sweaty. They have great traction, even on wet terrain. From Denali Park AK to Yosemite CA, hiking in the mountains or walking along a park trail, these are fantastic. The only caution I would give those in search of a good pair of mid-weight boots, is that these run really small. I usually wear a 7 to a 7 1/2 and I had to buy an 8 1/2 in these. All Keen's seem to be the same though, my Keen sandals are also a full size larger than other brands. | |
| akbearbait at REI on 02/26/2009 | |
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| Keen shoes are the BEST if you're doing any traveling or outdoorsy stuff. I bought a pair of these 2 years ago, and I wore them on our 17 mile Yosemite Half Dome hike. Pretty brutal hike that REQUIRES you to have good shoes. All I can say is at 16.5 miles, thank goodness the only thing that didn't hurt were my feet. Unfortunately, I lost the first pair that I wore on the hike, so I bought these. I can honestly vouch for these shoes b/c the first pair I had that I wore on the hike were kind of snug, and I had no choice to wear them b/c they didn’t have my size anywhere. This new pair I bought a half size bigger. But considering they didn't fit me perfectly the first time, and it survived me through that ordeal...don't see how you can go wrong with these shoes. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 05/18/2009 | |
I Have 3 pairs | |
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| I wear mine all year long although in winter I have to stick a foot warmer in the toe on extremely cold days when outside for long periods. The arch support is also very good and I love that I can wiggle my toes and no more callous' between pinched toes. I have three pairs cause I can let one pair dry and wear another pair. Also I have the fear that now that I found a great hiking boot that they will stop making this model. I hike with only one pair of wool socks with no problems. I recommended these to several other hikers just yesterday. I do not have problems with feet slipping forward and toes getting jammed. Best of all the laces are none slip so I don't have to keep reajusting and they rarely untie like the previous brands. | |
| WAYLIN at REI on 04/27/2009 | |
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| Excellent for trekking. I wore these shoes for trekking around Switzerland and I cannot stop raving about them. There was no need to break them in; I just threw them on my feet straight from the box. I normally wear a size 6 or 6.5, but purchased these in a 7 since I knew I would be wearing thick, warm socks with them. The 7 was a perfect fit for me. Also, my feet are very flat and it is hard for me to find any comfortable shoes. I would give these shoes 10 stars in comfort if I could. The duration of my trip was mostly in rain or snow, but my feet were always happy, warm, dry and gripped walking surfaces just fine. No need to look elsewhere. Buy these shoes and only buy from Zappos! | |
| Coopeeta at Zappos.com on 10/23/2009 | |
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| I've worn Keen shoes for years because I love their roomy toe boxes and how well they accommodate my high arches. When I needed waterproof boots for a hiking trip I ordered a pair of Targhee IIs believing they would fit like the rest of my Keens. Not so! Everything about these boots was too narrow and too low. I exchanged them for a larger pair but they were merely longer, not wider or higher. I finally had to go with a men's boot to get that familiar, oh-so-comfy Keen fit. If you're used to wearing old school women's Keens, these boots may not work for you. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 06/09/2009 | |
Super comfy but dont stay dry | |
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| I loved these boots all summer during fair weather. I did 100 miles in them and then fall hit. The first major bad weather hike was drastic because the shoes filled up with water. The mesh goes down past the side of the toes. They really are good otherwise. | |
| fluffy caaro at Altrec on 04/08/2008 | |
