About this product
The KEEN Hightrail Waterproof Hiking Shoe delivers trail-ready performance in a sleek, sneaker-inspired silhouette. Combining premium leather durability with advanced waterproof breathable technology, this lightweight hiker keeps feet dry and energized across uneven terrain. The contoured fit follows the natural shape of your foot for confident movement from trailhead to town.
Why You'll Love Them
- KEEN.DRY waterproof breathable membrane keeps feet dry without sacrificing ventilation
- LuftCell air-injected footbed and LuftCore midsole provide exceptional cushioning and shock absorption
- Premium leather from LWG-certified tanneries ensures durability and responsible sourcing
- Lightweight construction reduces fatigue on long hikes and all-day wear
- Versatile sneaker-inspired design transitions seamlessly from trail to everyday activities
- High-traction rubber outsole with multidirectional lugs delivers superior grip on varied terrain
Waterproof Protection
- PFAS-free KEEN.DRY waterproof breathable membrane
- Premium leather uppers from LWG-certified tannery
- Breathable fabric mesh panels for ventilation
Comfort Technology
- Removable LuftCell air-injected footbed for customizable comfort
- LuftCore midsole technology cushions and absorbs shock
- ESS stability shank provides added support on uneven ground
- Contoured Fit design curves with the natural shape of the foot
Sustainable Construction
- KEEN.FUSION construction fuses uppers and soles without glues or chemicals
- Recycled P.E.T. plastic laces
- Leather from environmentally responsible LWG-certified tanneries
- PFAS-free waterproof materials
Performance Features
- Lace-up closure for secure, adjustable fit
- Rubber outsole with multidirectional lugs for superior traction
- Lightweight design for reduced fatigue
- Low-top profile for freedom of movement
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