Keen Seek Trail Running Shoe - Men's

Best trail shoes I have used, and I have used a lot! These things have the perfect cushioning, not too soft to be unstable, but definitely not firm either. The traction had been superb and my feet just feel great the entire run and afterwards!

Fit is great. Comfortable on long runs. Big drawback: really slippery in wet conditions. Almost tweaked a knee. Keen suppressed my last review.

Amazingly light weight for being so heavily cushioned. Soft and comfortable. Walked a two mile route right out of the box. I’m not sure Keen intended the design of the shoes to kind of propel you forward but they seem to do just that. I’m happy with the quality and comfort of the shoes. The only drawback for me is because the tongue and gusset are all one piece they’re hard to put on. But again that’s me. I’d buy another pair tomorrow if the tongue was separate and not integrated into the shoes. Definitely recommend the Seek. The vast majority of people are going to thoroughly enjoy this shoe!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well made and super comfortable. Great grip and traction. The sole can be a little slippery on wet surfaces. Overall a great trail running shoe.

Great shoe in terms of comfort and trail running. I find them to have really poor traction on wet rocks/roots. I get that this stuff is always slippery but these soles, compared to competitors, really come up short.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the most comfy shoes. Love the way they hug your foot.

This shoe has great cushion for sidewalk and stability for trails. The only downside is the shoe slips on wet pavement. These are my dry day shoes.

I usually have 3 pair of running shoes--road running shoes, more radical trail shoes for rocky, steep, snowy, wet mountains, and one pair of trail shoes for tamer trails. I bought these Keens for that third category. I fell in love with them out of the box! I took them for a weekend of trail running right after buying them with no break in period. Run 1 was short but very steep and very rocky. They were fine. I didn't feel any rock bites. Next two runs were longer on the Appalachian Trail. They were exactly what I was looking for. Since then I have run on the road with them and once on a treadmill. At this point I think I could have them as my only running shoe. (That is really weird for me to say!). I think I will keep a pair of trail shoes with deeper cleats and a board. But I will use these Keens for the vast majority of my running. Fit was perfect out of the box. The liner hugs my ankles and will protect from gravel, sand, debris. And, they look cool.