Keen Daytona

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The Daytona is a casual sandal made by Keen. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Daytona's rugged leather upper with mesh lining will take you anywhere from the trail to the city. The metatomical cork footbed will provide all day comfort. If you need one sandal that will cover a variety of activities - this is the sandal for you. Features Leather upper AEGIS microshield treated hydrophobic mesh lining Natural latex and cork footbed covered in burnished leather Color: Bison Materials Upper: Waterproof nubuck Lining: Hydrophobic mesh Rubber: Non-marking rubber outsole. Weight 14.3 oz/ 407 grams"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The Daytona's rugged leather upper with mesh lining will take you anywhere from the trail to the city. The metatomical cork footbed will provide all day comfort. If you need one sandal that will cover a variety of activities - this is the sandal for you."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Keen Men's Daytona Shoe (Spring 2008) The Daytona's rugged leather upper with mesh lining will take you anywhere from the trail to the city. The metatomical cork footbed will provide all day comfort. If you need one sandal that will cover a variety of activities - this is the sandal for you. Specifications: Upper: Waterproof nubuck Weight: 14.3 oz/ 407 grams Lining: Hydrophobic mesh Rubber: Non-marking rubber outsole. Features: Leather upper AEGIS microshield treated hydrophobic mesh lining Natural latex and cork footbed covered in burnished leather"

From Backcountry.com:
"Hop into the KEEN Mens Daytona Sandal and pound MGDs with Hoss and the boys before the five-hunder. The rugged leather Daytona features a hydrophobic mesh lining so you can wrassle in the dirt but rely on your feet to stay cool and dry. The Daytonas leather-covered cork footbed cushions and comforts your feet all dayeven when you have to watch the race from the standing-only section."