AI Generated Review Summary
The Women's Pyrenees Waterproof Hiking Boot - Syrup offers a comfortable fit with no break-in period, excellent ankle support, and a classic leather look. Customers appreciate the wide toe box, variety of colors, and the smooth, soft leather. Ordering a half size larger is recommended for the best fit.
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Reviews
Quality is changing
"I purchased 3 pair of the Pyrenees boots in May31 of this year . All had defects. All had to be returned after wearing the boots for a short period. The last pair that I wore. I had to return today to Rei. I purchased a Pyrenees in 2023 for $170 . Now the Pyrenees is 190. The quality has not gotten better. The quality is worse however they are more expensive. The insoles used to be better than they are now. Keen is currently selling additional insoles. Keen to all who make decisions. I understand that you have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders; however, your customers are who help pay your shareholders, so please, it’s a good idea not to cut corners in use cheap materials. Please do better by us consumers. Souladad."
— SClayton (1/5)
This is my second pair.
"This is my second pair. Very comfortable, durable and last a long time."
— Alex B. (5/5)
i love these boots- always
"i love these boots- always so comfy right from the get go. Im on my second pair and these are going to carry me all the way to Everest Base camp!"
— Andrea H. (5/5)
Request for Wide size
"It’s good, but more better if it is Wide and oil resistant, aside for being Water resistant or Water froop."
— cipriano a. (4/5)
Relief From Plantar Fasciitis
"I have been suffering from plantar fasciitis for over a year and have slight overpronation in my right foot. Anyone who has had plantar fasciitis knows how painful and exhausting it is. I work on a concrete floor for nine hours a day. Asolos of a similar style have become too costly for me even though I know they fit me perfectly. I looked at the Pyrenees online for some months, but am one of those people who feel more comfortable purchasing clothing and shoes I can try on in store. I am so glad I took the risk on these. I have worn them for three shifts. I have NO PAIN, not even in the mornings when I first get up. The arch support is excellent. I can tell the outer sole is absorbing the impact, much like standing on an anti-fatigue mat that remains under your feet perpetually. And they also double as an ankle brace, just as I hoped a mid-boot would. It has been raining much here, so I attest they ARE waterproof. I have only one complaint--the leather feels more like plastic to the touch--so I am not certain how long the upper will last, but for now, they are doing what I need them to do."
— Andie (5/5)
Like the boot, shoe laces too short.
"Originally purchased Women's 11. I waited too long (exceeded the 30-day return policy) to try them on a hike before discovering they were about a half size too big. My foot slipped around inside the boot while on descent. So I ordered and received a Women's 10. 5, and they fit much better. The problem with the 10. 5 pair is that the laces are so short I can barely single knot them. Fortunately, the pair of 11's came with two pairs of laces, both of which are longer and capable of double-knotting. Overall, I find the Pyrenes boot very comfortable, particularly its nice wide toe-box, which is essential for me. My custom orthotics fit well, also. I hope to get many miles with these boots. Keen: please don't stop making wide toe-box boots and shoes. That's why I buy from you. Your speedy shipping is appreciated, too."
— Gray J. (4/5)
I love the look/style of
"I love the look/style of these boots, just hoping they stay waterproof come autumn-winter. They’re a great colour although I have changed the orange laces to khaki green! I’ve been buying Keen boots for many years, always the Targhee III so I hope these are as comfortable 🥾🥾🤞"
— Amanda S. (5/5)
Sole separating
"I bought these 6 months ago to replace my 10 year-old Pyrenees. They are comfortable and keep my feet warm and dry, but the sole is already separating. I'm so disappointed! These are not nearly the quality of my 10 year old made-in-America pair which I have pushed hard and still wear nearly everyday."
— J C. (2/5)
Toes have blisters
"I broke the shoes in on two trips through a park. I felt it was sufficient enough to take it to a 5 mile sandy loop with 150 feet elevation gain. My toes have blisters I've had to tape for two days now. My knee is tender, my feet are so sore. I own two pairs of Keen slides, and a pair of sandals. I rave about the comfort. But the boots run small in the toe box. I'm not confident in wearing it again. Which is unfortunate, they're not cheap. Really sad about this because I've been eyeing this Keen pair of boots for over a year, knowing my Scarpas were losing tread."
— Maria G. (3/5)
Comfy but not waterproof
"They are super comfortable, feel like sneakers. However this past few weeks with the snow my feet get wet every day about an hour into work and the boots dont even dry out by morning, sucks but they are nice when its dry outside."
— Jane (3/5)
