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KEEN A86 TR Shoe - Men's
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KEEN A86 TR Shoe - Men's

Item # KEN0633

Abuse gravity when you sprint down the mountain with the KEEN A86 TR Shoe. Its low-profile, breathable mesh upper works with you as you stride through long trails on hot days, and its moisture-wicking textile lining keeps the sweaty foot-funk and blisters away all summer.

  • The rubber outsole features aggressive tread to keep your steps sure and your pace quick
  • A removable EVA footbed cradles your foot and delivers rebound throughout the miles
  • Cushioning and a flexible feel are provided by the compression-molded PU midsole

Bottom Line:

A lightweight, deluxe trail runner for people with a serious trail-crushing obsession.

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Rating for this product: 5

Really comfortable

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March 25, 2013

I just pitched out my first pair of these after 800 miles (plastic heel counter began to break through the padding). That was all road running, as that's what is available to me. They worked fine for that, even though they're supposedly a trail shoe. I really like the fit. I got my usual running-shoe size and they are to size, although perhaps about 1/4-size too small. Once when I wore two pairs of socks in 13-degree weather the extra amount was enough to cause pressure and a black toenail. I've got two more pairs of these ready to go. Asymmetrical lacing is an interesting idea and posed no problems. As far as minimalism goes, I find it roomy enough (unlike some other reviewers), it's lightweight, and there doesn't feel like much heel-toe differential, although I haven't been able to find specifications for that; it does have too much padding for good ground feel. I'd call it semi-minimalist.

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Rating for this product: 3

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August 5, 2011

Not the typical Keen fit- much too narrow for both my feet and my husbands too. We each bought a pair, hoping to wear them on our backpacking trip. Nice weight, but poor fit for people that usually wear Keens.

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Shoes after 1 month (300+ miles)

Shoes after 1 month (300+ miles)

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August 18, 2011

This is what my shoes looked like after wearing them daily for a month. Do not take these trail running. They are not very durable. They do have an excellent fit and great snug lacing system if you have a low volume foot. Great for walking/running around town.

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Rating for this product: 5

typical minimalist shoe

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January 16, 2012

if you are a minimalist runner, used to say the 5 fingers, these a great scree/cold weather, occasional pavement option. you will want to run as if you are barefoot. they are as durable as any other minimalist shoe. if you want durability, get an over-built shoe. i wouldn't call them narrow... more low-volume. great for the $ on SAC.

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Rating for this product: 3

Fit narrow feet well

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August 31, 2011

I have fairly narrow feet and these fit my feet really well. They are very comfortable shoes. I was given the shoes, but I don't really go in for the minimalist thing. It's like wearing running slippers. They are that comfortable, but I like more support when I run. The tread is good for off road, but as another reviewer mentioned, they're not too durable.

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Rating for this product: 2
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Comfy shoes. Not durable.

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August 18, 2011

This is what my shoes looked like after wearing them daily for a month. Do not take these trail running. They are not very durable. They do have an excellent fit and great snug lacing system if you have a low volume foot. Great for walking/running around town.

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Tech Specs:

Upper Material:
mesh 
Lining:
moisture-wicking textile 
Sole:
rubber 
Midsole:
compression-molded PU 
Footbed:
EVA (removable) 
Lacing:
standard 
Arch Support:
neutral 
Weight:
[pair] 16 oz 
Recommended Use:
trail running, training, cross country 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year