The WK400 is designed from the ground up for active walking that creates a unique feeling of rolling and forward momentum. Whether you're hiking the trail in the Beskids, going with friends to a viewpoint or simply actively walking, the WK400 will make walking much more enjoyable.
The WK400 is designed from the ground up for active walking that creates a unique feeling of rolling and forward momentum. Whether you're hiking the trail in the Beskids, going with friends to a viewpoint or simply actively walking, the WK400 will make walking much more enjoyable.
The WK400 is designed from the ground up for active walking that creates a unique feeling of rolling and forward momentum. Whether you're hiking the trail in the Beskids, going with friends to a viewpoint or simply actively walking, the WK400 will make walking much more enjoyable.
The WK400 is designed from the ground up for active walking that creates a unique feeling of rolling and forward momentum. Whether you're hiking the trail in the Beskids, going with friends to a viewpoint or simply actively walking, the WK400 will make walking much more enjoyable.
Last updated at 08/05/2025 19:41:00
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Finally, a shoe that works for me. I've spent a lot of time and money trying to find a solution for my feet (metatarsal, phalange joints and bunionettes). I actively walk 2-4 miles every day on varied surfaces (asphalt and trails) and have been putting up with foot pain for about 6 years, but it had been worsening My podiatrist recommended a rocker shoe, which is hard to find/fit for my combined problems. I need rocker sole that is stiff enough to prevent the affected joints from bending. I also need a relaxed toe box and snug fit elsewhere, along with traction on varied surfaces. The WK400 is the only one that meets all of these requirements. I’ve had moderate results with a few models from other good brands (Hoka, Skechers, North Face), but they tend to fall short ... MoreFinally, a shoe that works for me. I've spent a lot of time and money trying to find a solution for my feet (metatarsal, phalange joints and bunionettes). I actively walk 2-4 miles every day on varied surfaces (asphalt and trails) and have been putting up with foot pain for about 6 years, but it had been worsening My podiatrist recommended a rocker shoe, which is hard to find/fit for my combined problems. I need rocker sole that is stiff enough to prevent the affected joints from bending. I also need a relaxed toe box and snug fit elsewhere, along with traction on varied surfaces. The WK400 is the only one that meets all of these requirements. I’ve had moderate results with a few models from other good brands (Hoka, Skechers, North Face), but they tend to fall short in one or more of the areas. The WK400 excels in all. I hope Keen will introduce an identically fitting model for rougher terrain (e.g. a hiking shoe/boot with ankle support). I would like to have this comfort on longer hikes with elevation and rougher terrain.
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I’ve bought several pairs of Keen hiking boots/shoes in the past and have always been pleased. This time around I was specifically looking for walking shoes. I was seriously thinking Hoka. But then I thought to look at Keen for a walking shoe and found the WK400 and researched them online. Many great reviews. I do agree with some different reviews. One commenting that they wished that Keen would widen their range of color options. That was one thing that I like about Hoka. Another person mentioned that the WK400 runs about a size small. I followed that advice, but went a half size bigger and that worked for me. A third person mentioned that the lacing on these shoes are off to the outer side of the shoe on this model and they tend to put a lot of pressure on the top ... MoreI’ve bought several pairs of Keen hiking boots/shoes in the past and have always been pleased. This time around I was specifically looking for walking shoes. I was seriously thinking Hoka. But then I thought to look at Keen for a walking shoe and found the WK400 and researched them online. Many great reviews. I do agree with some different reviews. One commenting that they wished that Keen would widen their range of color options. That was one thing that I like about Hoka. Another person mentioned that the WK400 runs about a size small. I followed that advice, but went a half size bigger and that worked for me. A third person mentioned that the lacing on these shoes are off to the outer side of the shoe on this model and they tend to put a lot of pressure on the top of the foot. This is true if you lace them too tight. Leave them just a little loose and you won’t have any trouble. These shoes are my first experience with the arced, heel to toe sole. They felt a little odd at first but I got used to the rolling action quickly. I like the way the arced sole isolates your calves. It’s like getting a calf workout every time I walk. Love these shoes. But looking forward to a wider range of color schemes.
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I have been walking in these shoes exclusively, several miles at a time, for the last few days. And I like them a lot, they certainly met my expectations as a fan of Keen hiking boots. But they do have a couple of funny quirks. First of all, right out of the box these are durable, heavy duty shoes. I got them in size 10.5 which is my normal walking/running shoes size, at first they were a bit hard to put on which made me worry that I picked a size too small, but after only a short walk they loosened up quite a bit, and now they slip on and fit perfectly. These are true to size but do take a couple of miles to get to that point. They're easily the heaviest shoes I own, which is both a good and a bad thing. They feel built to last, but at the same time it is a little ... MoreI have been walking in these shoes exclusively, several miles at a time, for the last few days. And I like them a lot, they certainly met my expectations as a fan of Keen hiking boots. But they do have a couple of funny quirks. First of all, right out of the box these are durable, heavy duty shoes. I got them in size 10.5 which is my normal walking/running shoes size, at first they were a bit hard to put on which made me worry that I picked a size too small, but after only a short walk they loosened up quite a bit, and now they slip on and fit perfectly. These are true to size but do take a couple of miles to get to that point. They're easily the heaviest shoes I own, which is both a good and a bad thing. They feel built to last, but at the same time it is a little off to wear non-boots that weigh as much as they do. There's a bit of a learning curve. Speaking of learning curve, the design of these shoes in general. I absolutely love how it feels to walk in there - they're shaped in a way that creates a rolling sensation right in the middle of the foot. It makes me want to keep walking, and it makes my walks feel faster and more comfortable than I've ever experienced before. These shoes are also super comfortable for my heels, there's so much padding, my heels feel protected but there's more than enough wiggle room for my toes. I can comfortably walk in these for miles and I feel significantly less fatigued afterwards compared to when I use my normal walking sneakers. But now I have to point out a few unfortunate kinks. First of all these shows have a VERY strong "new show" smell that will not go away - it's decreased but I still smell it after a few days which I don't like. I hope it fully disappears but for now, it's a pretty big annoyance. Also, while they're super comfortable to walk in, the shape of these shoes does make it a bit awkward to do anything other than walking - light jogging (like in order to get through a yellow light) and especially walking up and down stairs both feel very awkward, I'm getting more used to them but I just feel slightly off-balance while performing these actions. Similarly, it feels kind of awkward to simply stand in these shoes, since they feel like they're trying to propel me forward! So for things like waiting at red lights or in lines at stores, it's a little odd of a feeling. Lastly I want to talk about the design of these shoes. I like the design a lot, they're very sporty and I'm a fan of how big and chunky they are, but I'm not the biggest fan of the placement of the shoelaces (which are at a slight diagonal as opposed to going down vertically) and I especially don't love the placement of the KEEN logo/the big WK400 on the tongues. The WK400 isn't so bad, I just think they stand out a bit too much. But the big KEEN logo right at the toe of each shoe looks really lousy, it really looks like they stamped the logo in the most obnoxious, most noticeable location imaginable. I don't understand why they couldn't simply put the logo on the sides or the back like any other shoe. All of these little nitpicks, but especially the comfort aspects while standing/jogging/going up stairs, are enough for me to lower the overall score to 4 stars. Again these are fantastic overall, and I think they will last for a very long time, but if Keen can find a way to iron out these few kinks these could really be a special pair of shoes.
Finally, a shoe that works for me. I've spent a lot of time and money trying to find a solution for my feet (metatarsal, phalange joints and bunionettes). I actively walk 2-4 miles every day on varied surfaces (asphalt and trails) and have been putting up with foot pain for about 6 years, but it had been worsening My podiatrist recommended a rocker shoe, which is hard to find/fit for my combined problems. I need rocker sole that is stiff enough to prevent the affected joints from bending. I also need a relaxed toe box and snug fit elsewhere, along with traction on varied surfaces. The WK400 is the only one that meets all of these requirements. I’ve had moderate results with a few models from other good brands (Hoka, Skechers, North Face), but they tend to fall short ... MoreFinally, a shoe that works for me. I've spent a lot of time and money trying to find a solution for my feet (metatarsal, phalange joints and bunionettes). I actively walk 2-4 miles every day on varied surfaces (asphalt and trails) and have been putting up with foot pain for about 6 years, but it had been worsening My podiatrist recommended a rocker shoe, which is hard to find/fit for my combined problems. I need rocker sole that is stiff enough to prevent the affected joints from bending. I also need a relaxed toe box and snug fit elsewhere, along with traction on varied surfaces. The WK400 is the only one that meets all of these requirements. I’ve had moderate results with a few models from other good brands (Hoka, Skechers, North Face), but they tend to fall short in one or more of the areas. The WK400 excels in all. I hope Keen will introduce an identically fitting model for rougher terrain (e.g. a hiking shoe/boot with ankle support). I would like to have this comfort on longer hikes with elevation and rougher terrain.
I’ve bought several pairs of Keen hiking boots/shoes in the past and have always been pleased. This time around I was specifically looking for walking shoes. I was seriously thinking Hoka. But then I thought to look at Keen for a walking shoe and found the WK400 and researched them online. Many great reviews. I do agree with some different reviews. One commenting that they wished that Keen would widen their range of color options. That was one thing that I like about Hoka. Another person mentioned that the WK400 runs about a size small. I followed that advice, but went a half size bigger and that worked for me. A third person mentioned that the lacing on these shoes are off to the outer side of the shoe on this model and they tend to put a lot of pressure on the top ... MoreI’ve bought several pairs of Keen hiking boots/shoes in the past and have always been pleased. This time around I was specifically looking for walking shoes. I was seriously thinking Hoka. But then I thought to look at Keen for a walking shoe and found the WK400 and researched them online. Many great reviews. I do agree with some different reviews. One commenting that they wished that Keen would widen their range of color options. That was one thing that I like about Hoka. Another person mentioned that the WK400 runs about a size small. I followed that advice, but went a half size bigger and that worked for me. A third person mentioned that the lacing on these shoes are off to the outer side of the shoe on this model and they tend to put a lot of pressure on the top of the foot. This is true if you lace them too tight. Leave them just a little loose and you won’t have any trouble. These shoes are my first experience with the arced, heel to toe sole. They felt a little odd at first but I got used to the rolling action quickly. I like the way the arced sole isolates your calves. It’s like getting a calf workout every time I walk. Love these shoes. But looking forward to a wider range of color schemes.
I have been walking in these shoes exclusively, several miles at a time, for the last few days. And I like them a lot, they certainly met my expectations as a fan of Keen hiking boots. But they do have a couple of funny quirks. First of all, right out of the box these are durable, heavy duty shoes. I got them in size 10.5 which is my normal walking/running shoes size, at first they were a bit hard to put on which made me worry that I picked a size too small, but after only a short walk they loosened up quite a bit, and now they slip on and fit perfectly. These are true to size but do take a couple of miles to get to that point. They're easily the heaviest shoes I own, which is both a good and a bad thing. They feel built to last, but at the same time it is a little ... MoreI have been walking in these shoes exclusively, several miles at a time, for the last few days. And I like them a lot, they certainly met my expectations as a fan of Keen hiking boots. But they do have a couple of funny quirks. First of all, right out of the box these are durable, heavy duty shoes. I got them in size 10.5 which is my normal walking/running shoes size, at first they were a bit hard to put on which made me worry that I picked a size too small, but after only a short walk they loosened up quite a bit, and now they slip on and fit perfectly. These are true to size but do take a couple of miles to get to that point. They're easily the heaviest shoes I own, which is both a good and a bad thing. They feel built to last, but at the same time it is a little off to wear non-boots that weigh as much as they do. There's a bit of a learning curve. Speaking of learning curve, the design of these shoes in general. I absolutely love how it feels to walk in there - they're shaped in a way that creates a rolling sensation right in the middle of the foot. It makes me want to keep walking, and it makes my walks feel faster and more comfortable than I've ever experienced before. These shoes are also super comfortable for my heels, there's so much padding, my heels feel protected but there's more than enough wiggle room for my toes. I can comfortably walk in these for miles and I feel significantly less fatigued afterwards compared to when I use my normal walking sneakers. But now I have to point out a few unfortunate kinks. First of all these shows have a VERY strong "new show" smell that will not go away - it's decreased but I still smell it after a few days which I don't like. I hope it fully disappears but for now, it's a pretty big annoyance. Also, while they're super comfortable to walk in, the shape of these shoes does make it a bit awkward to do anything other than walking - light jogging (like in order to get through a yellow light) and especially walking up and down stairs both feel very awkward, I'm getting more used to them but I just feel slightly off-balance while performing these actions. Similarly, it feels kind of awkward to simply stand in these shoes, since they feel like they're trying to propel me forward! So for things like waiting at red lights or in lines at stores, it's a little odd of a feeling. Lastly I want to talk about the design of these shoes. I like the design a lot, they're very sporty and I'm a fan of how big and chunky they are, but I'm not the biggest fan of the placement of the shoelaces (which are at a slight diagonal as opposed to going down vertically) and I especially don't love the placement of the KEEN logo/the big WK400 on the tongues. The WK400 isn't so bad, I just think they stand out a bit too much. But the big KEEN logo right at the toe of each shoe looks really lousy, it really looks like they stamped the logo in the most obnoxious, most noticeable location imaginable. I don't understand why they couldn't simply put the logo on the sides or the back like any other shoe. All of these little nitpicks, but especially the comfort aspects while standing/jogging/going up stairs, are enough for me to lower the overall score to 4 stars. Again these are fantastic overall, and I think they will last for a very long time, but if Keen can find a way to iron out these few kinks these could really be a special pair of shoes.
The WK400 is an interesting product that I hope doesn't get phased out because of wanting a newer product or look...sales vs design, or letting the urge for "out with the old, in with the new" to take too strong of a hold.With an Achilles tendon problem in one leg, and a poor knee replacement in the other, the curve of this shoe forces a more natural gait while walking. I now own 5 different pairs of the WK400. The more subtle curve on the WK450 is slightly less effective for my particular problem. But I am glad I bought them...experimentation might be the key. I do understand that design usually has a more average range of problems in mind.If my feet hadn't expanded a half size with the toll and natural consequences of age, the older Keen shoes bought at least 15 ... MoreThe WK400 is an interesting product that I hope doesn't get phased out because of wanting a newer product or look...sales vs design, or letting the urge for "out with the old, in with the new" to take too strong of a hold.With an Achilles tendon problem in one leg, and a poor knee replacement in the other, the curve of this shoe forces a more natural gait while walking. I now own 5 different pairs of the WK400. The more subtle curve on the WK450 is slightly less effective for my particular problem. But I am glad I bought them...experimentation might be the key. I do understand that design usually has a more average range of problems in mind.If my feet hadn't expanded a half size with the toll and natural consequences of age, the older Keen shoes bought at least 15 years ago...that are still in my closet...would still be in service. Inserts are the only thing I've needed to replace on all of them over the years. For a while another company who "specializes" in non-prescription orthopedic shoes attracted my attention. They are fine if one is not particularly active, and I don't know if Keen has put thought into it, but there is more side to side support then what I thought, in a starry eyed moment, might be a replacement.The one pair of Keen waterproof/ insulated boots I own...and they seem to have disappeared from the lineup, though the Davenport looks the closest...sorta work by removing the inserts and wearing the thinnest socks possible to give added space, but that is a silly long term solution. When winter again approaches, I may need some suggestions on the closest model to the "walking curve" the WK400 or 450 have...or maybe that is a pipe dream. And despite the insulation, I should probably consider jumping up a size to accommodate heavier socks. Or should I consider going "wide". If these are common sense suggestions, I don't see them mentioned.
After walking by KEEN Footwear Store in Pearl District,Portland a couple of weeks ago my attention to the Keen Shoes was caught by the color in window display..YELLOW…now thats a heck of a color I havent seen before!I was so intrigued I went inside to check out and try on a pair of KEEN Walking Shoes and immediately fell in love with them.Cushioning: I loved the “heel to toe” feeling of walking around..I have been a consumer of Nike or Adidas Running Shoes for the last 20 years but these just felt different!Durability:These shoes are definitely built to last..from their solid cushioning concept to the exterior fabric covering top of shoe.Plenty of support in the heel to take a pounding day after day of walking..the sheer “thickness” of sole gives added security and ... MoreAfter walking by KEEN Footwear Store in Pearl District,Portland a couple of weeks ago my attention to the Keen Shoes was caught by the color in window display..YELLOW…now thats a heck of a color I havent seen before!I was so intrigued I went inside to check out and try on a pair of KEEN Walking Shoes and immediately fell in love with them.Cushioning: I loved the “heel to toe” feeling of walking around..I have been a consumer of Nike or Adidas Running Shoes for the last 20 years but these just felt different!Durability:These shoes are definitely built to last..from their solid cushioning concept to the exterior fabric covering top of shoe.Plenty of support in the heel to take a pounding day after day of walking..the sheer “thickness” of sole gives added security and comfort with every step.Traction: Solid traction material really helps on wet or slippery surfaces..I use them mainly to walk in neighborhoods in NE Portland and take them on the occasional trip on trails or to parks..plus,having extra cushioning around heel and ankle gives me added support and security..Color: I had to pick Yellow..and,it happened to be the ONE color they were out of at store(not in inventory)but sales rep suggested I ordered online,which I did..I ordered the Mens Walking Shoe WK400..and delivery was prompt..once I put them on and started my walks the compliments started pouring in from complete strangers as to how well they “liked” my shoes and where could they get a pair..Downside: If any,only downside might be the overall weight of shoe for some..as compared to Nike or Adidas shoes…but those have been running shoes,not shoes designed for walking..overall,I think the extra weight is an added “benefit” to walkers and should not “inhibit” their walking experience.So stand out.Choose out of the ordinary.Break out from what you’ve always used.So,stick with the Yellow..brilliant idea..stand out amongst the crowd of blues,greens and earth tones.This is an unbiased review written by a Stage 3 Cancer Patient who loves his walks!KEEN FOOTWEAR.KEEP WALKING.KEEP GOING.
I have been enjoying these shoes. They seem to run a bit wide, typically for a shoe I get 11-11.5 in 2E. These don't have the wider options but 11.5 fits me well. Some reviews said there was a learning curve to them but I didn't experience that, maybe my walking style just matches what these are going for. I got them in all black and they look like an ordinary sneaker , I had been worried that the large heel cushion would be too prominent but I think that is accentuated on screen and perhaps by the other multi tone color options. The treads work well with the shoe, and the lugs help grant some extra stability on slightly uneven terrain. They don't replace a full-on hiking shoe, but if your aim is to walk on relatively manicured paths the extra confidence of the lugs ... MoreI have been enjoying these shoes. They seem to run a bit wide, typically for a shoe I get 11-11.5 in 2E. These don't have the wider options but 11.5 fits me well. Some reviews said there was a learning curve to them but I didn't experience that, maybe my walking style just matches what these are going for. I got them in all black and they look like an ordinary sneaker , I had been worried that the large heel cushion would be too prominent but I think that is accentuated on screen and perhaps by the other multi tone color options. The treads work well with the shoe, and the lugs help grant some extra stability on slightly uneven terrain. They don't replace a full-on hiking shoe, but if your aim is to walk on relatively manicured paths the extra confidence of the lugs will do nicely. I wouldn't use them for more challenging hiking (which they aren't designed for) as the added cushion will lead to more rolled ankles due to the lack of feel in my experience.The rubber "nubs" on the bottom of the shoe are an odd choice for a walking shoe. So far they help in "porous" terrain like on the ground and on asphalt if there's enough small holes for them to gain a bit of traction. You won't notice them on rugs, but any flat indoor surface like tile, wood, concrete, etc., does feel a bit strange since it's almost like you are just slightly floating above the rest of the tread. I also wonder how long they will last, I can only imagine after a few months the most used areas of the tread will have the nubs shear off but we'll see. I find it a bit ironic that for a company with their "eco friendly" insole that they also put a bunch of rubber nubs that will shear off and join the environment through regular use. If you're worried about them joining the rest of the world or just don't like how they feel it would be easy enough to snip them off.The shoes are fairly breathable, but the logo is in an odd location. The logo is made of hard plastic and seems to be on the attached with an adhesive on the mesh upper facing towards you. The logo style and placement is blocking a good bit of the permeable mesh, I would've preferred it placed on the side or knit in the same breathable material as the rest of the upper, right now it blocks a good portion of the breathable material. On the plus side, if you look down you won't forget the brand of shoe you bought.Overall the shoes are comfortable, supportive, and I've liked walking with them as an activity and just wearing them as everyday sneakers. For the next iteration, I think the rubber nubs and logo placement should be revisited.
This shoe embodies a new approach for regular exercise. It is designed for walkers, ie, those of us who are older and just unable to run anymore or those of us with a disability physically not able to do faster miles. It has a unique bottom which actually rocks the shoe if you set it on the floor. This curved sole helps to "propel" you forward, making walking a seemingly easier task, leading to longer distances.The shoes are quite comfortable, ably padded for those of us with tender undersurfaces, such as plantar fasciitis or localized arthritis. The tongue is well-padded as well. The toe box is roomy, using an average thickness sock.I really appreciate the goal of designing this shoe for the walker. Recognizing that continued long-term exercise is strongly ... MoreThis shoe embodies a new approach for regular exercise. It is designed for walkers, ie, those of us who are older and just unable to run anymore or those of us with a disability physically not able to do faster miles. It has a unique bottom which actually rocks the shoe if you set it on the floor. This curved sole helps to "propel" you forward, making walking a seemingly easier task, leading to longer distances.The shoes are quite comfortable, ably padded for those of us with tender undersurfaces, such as plantar fasciitis or localized arthritis. The tongue is well-padded as well. The toe box is roomy, using an average thickness sock.I really appreciate the goal of designing this shoe for the walker. Recognizing that continued long-term exercise is strongly recommended for longevity and cardiovascular fitness and recognizing that many, many adults just are unable to run, this shoe clearly fills a need. Would recommend without reservation. Somewhat expensive but clearly worth it!
Thanks to tryitsampling I was able to try a new experience in walking shoe comfort. It's abundantly clear that KEEN spent time developing these WK400 walking shoes, as the level of detail and innovation is clear right away. These shoes have really changed the way that I walk and the way that I feel about walking, thanks to the great technology and craftsmanship. Equipped with the brand’s brand-new KEEN.CURVE™ Technology, which combines constant curve geometry, underfoot plate technology, and a high-energy midsole to create a unique feeling of forward momentum that makes walking effortlessly feel like rolling. The curve works — a bit of a different feel at first but so sweet after a walk or two. These shoes really help to get that full range of motion. A true ... MoreThanks to tryitsampling I was able to try a new experience in walking shoe comfort. It's abundantly clear that KEEN spent time developing these WK400 walking shoes, as the level of detail and innovation is clear right away. These shoes have really changed the way that I walk and the way that I feel about walking, thanks to the great technology and craftsmanship. Equipped with the brand’s brand-new KEEN.CURVE™ Technology, which combines constant curve geometry, underfoot plate technology, and a high-energy midsole to create a unique feeling of forward momentum that makes walking effortlessly feel like rolling. The curve works — a bit of a different feel at first but so sweet after a walk or two. These shoes really help to get that full range of motion. A true heel-strike walking shoe doesn't really exist out there other than the WK400 and it allows for a smooth transition from heel to toe with each step, instead of a flopping/pounding to the surface.The foot is positioned in a constant arc during walking, and the WK400’s foundation platform and plates are contoured in a specific shape to provide a snug and supportive fit. This offers a more sneaker-like fit and styling. The whole uppers have small perforations for ventilation, with larger perforations at the forefoot, sides and heel. It is constructed well and is breathable. The shoe is stiff enough for a rolling motion but cushy enough to provide lots of comfort.Offset lacing angled to the outside of the foot relieves pressure on the tops of your feet. There are 2-finger webbing loops at the heel for helping to pull the shoes on.Multidirectional rubber lugs on outsoles provide enough stability and traction for pavement or trails. Hitting the pavement or even dirt/mud, the shoes seem to hold up well to alot of environments. I've walked all over and it still holds up with missing a beat. The WK400 make walking so much easier, and very comfortable. They also improves my walking posture, take weight off my heels and pressure off knees. I've noticed less stress from the hips to the soles of my feet compared to a conventional designed walking/hiking shoe. I now can walk faster and farther than in my old shoes, with fewer aches and pains. The changes to your stride are subtle but totally undeniable.I use these all day everyday for work, walking, shopping, ect and at the end of the day my feet don't hurt and I feel like I've been able to move around faster and accomplish more in the day!! Standing still with the curved bottom was a bit of a challenge at first, but I adjusted after a few days.They were too big, but that was a good thing due to walking down hills, my feet go forwards and it gives me room to my toes don't get smashed in the front of the shoe.A MAJOR CON is the chemical odor present upon initial unboxing. The Eco Anti-Odor for natural, pesticide-free odor control smell is absolutely horrible and followed me around for the first week or so. When it's really hot I can still get a wif of that horrible headache inducing smell. Also the retail price is a bit hefty, but after using these every day, everywhere I go, I would say they are definitely worth it! The WK400 walking shoes also come in five colors, ranging from the essential black, light gray, and beige pink, to the more expressive royal blue and bright yellow. So depending on your style and likes, you can choose a color that suits you best! The KEEN WK400 is a game-changer for those looking for a shoe that combines comfort, style, and performance. If you're in the market for a new pair of shoes that make walking feel like and absolutely breeze, the WK400 is definitely worth considering.
I just love this shoes! I daily do 10K steps and the new WK400 rocking motion not only allows me to enjoy my walks but also relief stress on knees that can had been caused by regular walking shoes.Furthermore, the WK400 also improves my walking posture. I used to get the pain under the feet but with WK400 shoes that pain is completely gone.I have been using KeenWK400 shoes for past 2 weeks and it has changed by walking experience. Shoes are very comfortable around the feet. It makes very tight grip around the feet.It is bit tight in the beginning but after 2 weeks to use it has become really easy to put it on and off. Contoured Fit–Follows the contours of your foot for a comfortably snug fit. It has Breathable mesh lining inside which makes your feet not sweat ... MoreI just love this shoes! I daily do 10K steps and the new WK400 rocking motion not only allows me to enjoy my walks but also relief stress on knees that can had been caused by regular walking shoes.Furthermore, the WK400 also improves my walking posture. I used to get the pain under the feet but with WK400 shoes that pain is completely gone.I have been using KeenWK400 shoes for past 2 weeks and it has changed by walking experience. Shoes are very comfortable around the feet. It makes very tight grip around the feet.It is bit tight in the beginning but after 2 weeks to use it has become really easy to put it on and off. Contoured Fit–Follows the contours of your foot for a comfortably snug fit. It has Breathable mesh lining inside which makes your feet not sweat even after wearing for long hours.Keen WK400 shoes comes with Eco Anti-Odor for natural odor control. It has Higher-traction rubber outsole for superior durability. KEEN.CURVE provides a constant curve from toe to heel for nonstop propulsion, an action for pushing forward.
I bought both the WK400 austern(blue) and steel grey and rotated them daily since 1/1/24. I just crossed over 2500+ miles between the two. So roughly 1250 miles for each pair. I was just starting to have very slight discomfort from excessive wear. I consider that to be amazing. I just rotated in two new pairs of WK400 this morning. All of my walking has been paved road walking with minimal dirt trail. I am extremely pleased with their longevity. I referred 3 people who are now experiencing similar results with rotating between 2 sets of the WK400. I would not hesitate one bit to give Keen WK400 a real look and test. They exceeded all my dreams. Keep stepping Keen Family!!!
