KEEN Ridge Flex Waterproof Hiking Shoes - Black / Magnet

What if a 20-kilometer hike felt more like 12? These are the benefits of the KEEN Ridge Flex Waterproof hiking boot. The familiar fit of the legendary Targhee hiking boot has been combined with new KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX technology to reduce the energy each step requires. Bend easier, hike happier in our women's waterproof hiking boot.

Features of the KEEN Ridge Flex Waterproof Hiking Shoes

• Bends easier: KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX takes 60% less energy to bend, so every step feels lighter.
• More durable: KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX flexes where other boots crack and weaken over time.
• For all conditions: Ready for anything with KEEN.DRY waterproof protection and KEEN.ALL-TERRAIN traction for better grip on a variety of trail surfaces.
• 5mm flexion notches in the sole for better traction on the ground
• Stability plate for lightweight support
• Heel lock system for added stability
• Quick lacing system for a comfortable, snug fit
• Waterproof, breathable KEEN.Dry membrane
• KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX in the upper for more pliability and less wear and tear
• Eco-preferred premium leather from LWG-certified tannery
• Eco Anti-Odour for natural odor control
• PFC-free, permanently water repellent
• High abrasion rubber toe for added durability and protection
• Waterproof leather and performance mesh upper
• Molded EVA midsole for cushioning
• KEEN.ALL-TERRAIN rubber outsole for secure grip
• Quick-drying lining for active use
• Removable PU footbed for long-lasting comfort

Technologies

KEEN.DRY
Our proprietary waterproof, breathable membrane, specifically designed for use in footwear.

KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX
Built-in flex that makes every step easier and bends where other boots crack and weaken over time.

Care of the KEEN Ridge Flex Waterproof hiking boots

Clean the shoe with a dry brush or cloth to remove loose dirt. Treat the leather with leather conditioner to maintain its original quality. Stains on the hiking shoe should be treated with a shoe eraser and then brushed on. Stubborn stains can also be treated with a cloth soaked in vinegar water. It may be that this leads to a color change / lightening in the treated area. Therefore, it is best to try it on an inconspicuous area first.