KEEN Women's Pyrenees Mid Height Waterproof Leather Hiking Boot

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.

Excellent hiking boots. I love, love, LOVE my Keen Pyrenees hiking boots. I wear a size 8, I bought a size 8, and they fit perfectly. The heel doesn't slip, and I actually have room for two pairs of socks with no toe restrictions. The boot tops opens wide enough for ease of putting them on. I have not used them yet on a really long hike, but I've worn them on a couple of five milers in rocky terrain with lots of altitude changes, and they performed beautifully. I have even ordered a second pair just in case Keen quits making these.