Keen Revel IV High Polar Waterproof Snow Boot - Men's

I've owned a pair of these for 2 seasons now wearing them at least 4 days during the week at a ski resort I work at and love them. I just wanted to get another pair to have on hand but probably won't need them for another 2 seasons. I get these a half size larger just to give my toes a bit more wiggle room. Very warm in the cold winter conditions when outside for long periods of time. I also wear these when I go snowshoeing. Highly recommend these boots.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Boot holds up well but gets cold after 20 degrees. Not a sub zero boot.

My Kansas pheasant hunt last weekend fell right into the Polar Vortex storm. Snow, -16°, and windy. My feet were perfect for both 6-hour hunt days. I never got wet or even chilled. Compared to Keen work boots, the lace system is a tad more awkward, but they did stay nice and set for all of our hiking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these boots for winter! I wear them all day everyday and they are comfortable right out of the box. This is my second pair of these, I wore my other pair for 5 winters and figured it was time for new pair. I pull a hopper trailer and they are all I need for loading in below zero weather.

I have only worn them a handful of times so far, but, I really like them I wore them on a 12 degree below zero (with wind chill factored in) and my feet did not get uncomfortably cold. They are comfortable and will hopefully serve me well for the next several years. I know there is a waterproof membrane, but wished the outer leather was waterproofed from the factory as well.

Comfortable boots and keep my feet warm. As recommended, I purchased a pair 1/2 size larger than my normal size. They fit perfect.

I bought these boots for the advertised lab tested improved traction on icy surfaces. They do not have any better grip on ice than any other boot that I have worn over the years.

Keens are the best! I got these boots on Saturday night took them for a walk to the local bar and then the grocery. The next day I took them on a 16 mile test run with close to 4000 ft in elevation gain. I wouldn't think of doing that in new boots other than Keens. I have one small blister, but they were definitely the right choice. They kept the feet warm in temps below freezing, tread was so good I never pulled out the Yaktraks, and, when I had no choice but to walk through the shallow creek and sections of the trail overtaken by snow melt, they didn't disappoint. There was a last unexpected creek crossing not on the map (likely dry most of the year). I was so confident in them at that point that I just walked right through it.