Keen Tumwater
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Out of the box comfort. Bought recently to replace…
Bryan Furman (Guest)
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Materials: rubber, hydrophobic foam, nylon, leatherette
Use: Walking, trail, stream crossing, canoeing
Break-in Period: zero
Weight: don't know
Price Paid: $40 Cdn
Out of the box comfort. Bought recently to replace Nike ACGs and the difference is astounding. Never heard of the brand before seeing them in the store and took a chance.
No sole rasp or rubs anywhere. Lots of options to secure the foot with the double velcro rear entry. Wore them to work- all day walking. Yet to be trail tested but the fit and finish are first class. The heavy front rand will no doubt protect my toes and are well lined for comfort.
My new favourite shoe.
Where to Buy
The Keen Tumwater is not available from the stores we monitor.
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The Tumwater has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$64.93
The Keen Tumwater is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen July 24, 2008 at REI.
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