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Size: 9
Color: Black/Black
Features
- 100% Leather
- Rubber sole
- Shaft measures approximately Ankle from arch
- TRACTION & PROTECTION: High-traction TPU provides lightweight durability; Multi-directional flex groves for natural flexibility and improved ground contact
- SUPPORT & COMFORT: Direct-attach, air-injected Luftcell PU midsole offers long-lasting cushioning; Metatarsal ridge for natural underfoot support; Bungee lace lock system provides a snug fit with easy on and off
- STYLE & FIT: The Clearwater CNX is just as perfect for that beach hike as it is a picnic in the park; Lightweight and stylish, this sandal will be your new go-to
- MATERIAL: Made with a washable polyester webbing upper so that they can be thrown in the washer after you jump in that puddle; Featuring a quick-dry lining for active use so that your day doesnt stop when your feet get wet
- CARE TIPS: All KEEN water sandals are machine washable; Use a small amount of detergent, wash on gentle cycle and air dry
Description
Keen Wm's Clearwater CNX 1022963; Sandalias de exterior para mujeres; 1022963_37; Rojo; 37 EU (4 UK)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 7 x 14 x 18 inches
Item model number : 1024974
Department : womens
Date First Available : March 1, 2016
Manufacturer : Keen
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First off Amazon asked if it provides good arch support. I answered no. Read the end of my review for an explanation of that. This review is based off finding a fit and buying two pairs of CNX Clearwater in two different sizes for two individuals: Pair 1: I am a male with a narrow fitting heel and an average or narrower forefoot (toes). My bone structure is slight and I am very thin and I have no “meat” on my feet or ankles (or anywhere for that matter). I have a difficult time finding clothes that fit my frame and finding shoes that are long enough for my foot without being loose and sloppy in the width especially the heel. I owned a pair of Keen Men’s Newport (original from the first model year not H2) size 10.5 and found them to be rugged for working outdoor and great for slip on ease and airport travel. When the Keen Company was just getting off the ground they focused on ruggedness and roominess. The Newports were just too heavy, roomy in the width and clunky for my slight foot and I could not stand to wear them for any great length of time. Also I had to cinch the heck out of the bungee fastener to get the shoe to stay on and not slip off my heel when I walked. The original Newport ran small in length and I had to go up one size or half size to get the proper length. Then years later Keen introduced the CNX line, a lightweight and fitted (narrower) series of shoe. I originally got the Men’s 10 CNX Clearwater and found them to have too much material over the top of my foot. This was because the shoes was just too roomy for my skinny foot. I had to cinch the heck out of the bungee fastener to make the shoes stay on and not slip off my heel when I walked. This had the effect of folding over excess fabric in the mono-sock collar design of the shoe and would dig into the top of my foot uncomfortably. I tried the Men’s CNX Clearwater size 9.5 and found they were just not long enough for my foot and my toe just slightly hit the toe cap of the shoe in an uncomfortable way. The 9.5 however was a much better fit in the ankle and did not have as much excess material around the mono-sock collar when the bungee was cinched. I found the Clearwater to be about true to size where the Newport ran small. In recent years I have found that women’s shoes are often narrower than men’s. They usually are more colorful too and that isn’t bad for someone like myself that likes colors other than black, red, brown and white. I tried the Women’s Clearwater size 11 and found the fit was spot on. I still have to cinch the heck out of the bungee but the fold over of the mono-sock collar is minimal and is not enough to dig into my foot. The width of the Women’s size 11 is still roomy but not excessively so. So far I have had great luck wearing this shoe all day with no issues. Pair 2: My wife was a huge Keen Whisper fan. She had previously tried the Keen Newport H2 and Venice and found them to be too roomy and slipped off the back of her heel. Her Keen Whisper size is 8. She does not like to or have time to shop and found the Whisper fit to be good enough and stuck with that. With my revelation that the Keen CNX Clearwater fit almost true to size I ordered her a 7.5, her usual dress flat size. It was in her favorite color and I knew she would give it a try because of that. It fits her perfectly, and she finds it very lightweight and comfortable and better fitting around the foot compared to the Keen Whisper. Her only point to note is that she likes the Whisper bungee cinch system better than the mono-sock collar of the Clearwater. She finds that to cinch the Clearwater tight enough to where there is no heel slip the material folds over and if not positioned just right, can dig into the top of her foot. Conclusion: In short this Keen Women’s CNX Clearwater fits us both better than any Keen shoe we have yet tried. Keen has made an attempt to welcome those with narrow or medium width feet into the Keen wearing flock. We would both say that the width fit for us is the as our regular athletic shoes fit. For length she fits into her regular dress shoe size with in this shoe. Of the Women’s shoes I do own this fits like some 11’s do and like some 12’s do (I do not own any 11.5). To compare the fit more universally, for me the Clearwater 11 fits like Men’s 9-9.5, Women’s 11-11.5 Converse Chuck Taylor and for her the Clearwater 7.5 fits like Men’s size 5 Women’s 7 Converse Chuck Taylor. Arch Support: Everyone thinks of arch support differently so I really don’t like the question. I have noticed most people confuse arch support with stability and motion control. Look up “pronation shoes” on google for more information. Most people that want arch support really mean they want “motion control” or “stability” shoes. These shoes force the feet to roll outward when running, walking and standing. The majority of people have feet the roll inward naturally and feel only the insides of their feet are bearing the weight and pressure. This has nothing to do with arch support. I have been told by two doctors I have a high arch on my foot. I am a light runner and use minimalist or barefoot shoes for running. I suppose I have somewhat strong feet. I was told arch support comes from within the foot and is provided by muscles and tendons of the foot. I was told flat feet can be hereditary or come as a result of wearing stiff inflexible shoes over a period of time that cause atrophy of the muscles. I was told no amount of upward arch curve in a shoe will correct flat feet. Exercise and flexible shoes, barefoot shoes or actually being barefoot while doing exercise to strengthen foot muscles may help return an arch to the natural shape or keep an arch strong. The arch curve of this Clearwater shoe does not even come close to contacting the bottom of my foot in the arch area. In fact only once every few years will I ever find a shoe that the built in arch “support” bump actually contacts the arch of my foot. When I do find that, it creates a great amount of artificial pressure on my tendon and is painful and torturous to walk or stand in. Again everyone is different.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 13, 2015 by Baddie Baddie Two Shoes Baddie Baddie Two Shoes
Best sailboat shoes! Also great for off the boat as in taking short hikes or just walking on the docks. Very comfortable and don't slip on deck. Awesome shoes for protecting my toes too, while walking on my sailboat.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 3, 2023 by Charlene Gauthier
Size: 9
Color: Black/Black
I love these. They are a little lighter than the other Keens. This is my 3rd pair
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2023 by Geni B. Mcclanahan
Size: 10
Color: Black/Black
Comfortable, attractive, and an otherwise great multipurpose sandal for in and out of the water (wore them on the beach, snorkeling, lengthy walks, and out to dinner), but I was disappointed with the traction on wet surfaces. Slipped (but caught myself from falling) twice in the first couple of days of wearing, once on an outdoor tile surface at a resort, the other on a steel strip in the sidewalk (both wet from rain). I was quite surprised, given the pre-purchase information about this sandal’s superior traction.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 18, 2023 by dll
Size: 10
Color: Black/Black
These Pair of keen sandals feel so delightful, with each step I take. I wear a size ten. And I did not have to order a half size or a whole size up. These shoes fitted my feet like they were made for me. When you can wiggle your toes and shake your Feet inside these sandals, even with socks on, you know you are batting a thousand. Another thing I love about keen, they make Quality shoes, and they last you. I have enjoyed wearing all types of keen sandals This is my very first pair of keen CNX sandals, and believe me I will enjoy them very very much. I do highly recommend them, but if you don’t trust the size, follow your first mind and get a Size that you feel will fit your feet and feel comfortable on your feet. When you receive your sandals all I can say is Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 8, 2022 by sheryl robinson
Love these sandals. I wish I would have bought my true size rather than a half size larger like most reviews said. They are difficult to hike in and it makes it tricky to walk up hill because my heel slides back too far. Unfortunately, you can't tighten the back strap to stop this from happening. My feet are a bit wide and I'll get a blister on my pinky toes if I walk 4+ miles in them at a time. This is even with buying half a size up. So just be aware of that if you have wide feet. I usually will just put tape on my toes if I know I'll be going farther and it does the trick. However, I feel like it's important to mention, this may be partly due to the fact that the shoes are slightly too large. My foot slides back in the shoe and causes my pinky toes to rub. This doesn't happen if I constantly tap my toes on the concrete every few feet.. but who wants to do that? ***Now that I got the negativity out. I wanna say I really love these sandals and would recommend them (provided you get the right size). I wear them everyday running errands, walking my dogs, light hikes, etc. very comfortable and protect your feet without feeling suffocated. Also, they are EXTREMELY durable. Last weekend I was at a bonfire and rested my feet on the concrete edge near the flame. About 5 minutes later, my friend yells that my shoes are on fire--they weren't. But they were smoking like they were and too hot to touch the bottom. Once I stood up, I could feel the heat seep through to the bottom of my feet. I took the sandals off and they were extremely hot for about 15 minutes. I was so upset and thought I ruined them, but they cooled off and were totally fine. You can't even tell anything happened!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 27, 2017 by MinnesotaRun