Keen Commuter Shoes review

Keen Commuter Shoes review

Cycling sandals from a big name in adventure footwear

Our rating

3.5

115.00
85.00

Published: June 27, 2008 at 11:00 am

Our review
Comfortable, well made SPD sandals with a quirky style

Well established in the world of trekking sandals, the Commuter is Keen’s first foray into the biking market, using an SPD mount and a stiffer sole for more efficient pedalling.

They’re very well built, with chunky lugs offering decent off-the-bike grip, an enclosed bumper to protect your toes from stray stones, and a removable, anatomic and anti-odour footbed.

Stretch neoprene and a cinch cord makes slipping them on and off a doddle, though they’re not quite as stable for pedalling as a Velcro strap design, like Shimano’s much cheaper SD65s.

We’re not sold on the looks but they’re a good option for summer pedalling or touring in hot, damp climates.

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