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Color: Slate Black/Flint Stone
Size: 11
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Four-wheel-drive performance for your feet. This waterproof hiking boot keeps your feet dry and lets them breathe, and the aggressive outsole bites into the terrain. It's built for all-day comfort, and the mid-cut height adds ankle support. Weighing 14.2 oz / 402.6 g (per boot), made with durable, waterproof and salt-resistant leather and featuring a moisture-wicking lining, the Targhee 2 Waterproof Hiking Boot is built off KEEN's traditional wider footwear form. KEEN is a values-led, family-owned maker of original hybrid footwear for working and playing outside. Since 2003, KEEN has been creating sandals, boots, shoes, and sneakers in its mission to make the outdoors more accessible for everyone. Every KEEN product is Consciously Created to help leave the planet better than we found it.
Item model number : 578
Department : womens
Date First Available : March 25, 2020
Manufacturer : KEEN
Best Sellers Rank: #272,938 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #83 in Women's Hiking Boots
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (5,619)
Color: Slate Black/Flint Stone
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Boot Form Type: Hiking Boot
Heel Type: No Heel
Seasons: Spring
Pattern: Solid
Style Name: Targhee 2 Mid Height Waterproof
Occasion: casual
Boot Shaft Height: ankle-high
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Shoe Height Map: Ankle-High
Shaft Circumference: 7.68 Inches
lining-description: Mesh
Outer Material: Leather
Insole Material: Polyurethane
Sole Material: Rubber
Material Fabric: Rubber
Brand: KEEN
Model Name: Targhee 2 Mid Height Waterproof
Style Number: 1004114
UPC: 871209593897
Global Trade Identification Number: 97
Manufacturer: KEEN
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Hiking Boots
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
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Have just received these boots after having sent back a size 5.5 and 6.0 which didn't fit. I usually wear a US size 5.0 or 5.5 in a trainer on my UK size 3 foot. They were a bit short so have now gone up to a US size 6.5. They feel comfortable and supportive but so light. They are also a bit wider as well as longer but they do not feel loose and my heel stays put when walking so would seem to be a good fit. Will be wearing them to Nepal in October / November so will be able to give a better review after they've been used in the field. Certainly feel up to the job and don't feel like they need a major breaking in period. Update 17/11/11 post trek Have just returned from our Mardi Himal trek in the Annapurna region of Nepal. The right boot pressed a little on my right ankle, discovered before commencing the trek. A couple of pieces of moleskin around my bony prominence and the boots were so comfortable I only took them off to go to bed. The locking hook for the lace was a bonus as I broke a finger before the trek and would have had a problem doing the laces up properly without the hook. Were supportive around the ankles without restricting movement. Didn't actually wade through water but the boots got pretty wet going through forested areas and shallow streams and we scrubbed them in the shower at the end of the trek but they stayed dry inside. Grip seemed to be very good. Some slipping on the very smooth, wet rocks but I can't imagine any boot gripping that sort of surface. My husband also had a pair of these boots which he didn't bother breaking them in at all. Wore them for travelling and the trek, totally loves them. So sturdy, supportive and comfortable. We will buy the same if still available when we need replacements. As his were $99 to my $129 from Altrec were also good value for money.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2011 by A.Mckay
So happy with these boots and that’s saying a lot since I have so many foot problems. It’s always worrisome to buy shoes online so I’ll try to describe these best I can. First of all I won’t be making any 20 mile hikes. I’m over 70 and need boots to allow for my farm chores and bad weather, not mountain climbing, but if these work for me, how much better for those who are young and spry. I’ve overweight and my feet tend to swell quite a bit, plus I have fused big toe joints. I can no longer get tall boots on at all and even regular tennies can pose a problem if I can’t open them wide. I need a big toe box and decent width, but have narrow heels. I need a cushiony insole, but also arch support (flat feet), low heel to toe height ratio and a rocker bottom to help with my stride because of bad ankles. It seems an impossible set of requirements. So it was with great trepidation that I ordered these boots. Pretty much all I can wear anymore is what my grandchildren call my ‘Air Grammas’, thick leather New Balance shoes with a wide tongue and stabilizing sole. Boots and shoes I could wear previously have been relegated to the back of the closet. These include Mephisto walkers and Timberland and Ariat boots among others. Heels too high, tongues too narrow, not enough flexibility or too much, you name it. These boots offer easy on/off while even having an attached tongue to aid in waterproofing. The toe box is ample and the width good, but you have to order a half size up for length. I did that and they are perfect. Even though the toe box width is generous, the heel is narrow enough to eliminate slippage. The built-in ankle stabilization is very helpful and the modified rocker bottom makes walking relatively easy for me, which is quite something. Few boots offer that. The padded ankle collar and height is very comfortable. The sole at the heel is not much higher than that at the toe which also makes walking easier for me. The sole is sturdy, but flexible at the same time. The mid-foot support is surprisingly good for my flat feet and although I often replace insoles with orthotics or other insoles to help my various problems, the ones that come in these boots are great just as they are. Normally I wear a 9B although on some shoes the B is too tight. That’s a problem with my narrow heels because a wide width affects heel width too. I bought these in 9.5B and they are perfect. I kept the packing, so sure was I that I’d have to return the boots, but it can all go out now. There will be no return. Very happy indeed.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2016 by C. G. King
Color: Goat/Crown Blue
Size: 11
Not the most "sexy" looking boots, for sure, but definitely great for hiking the awesome national parks! When I first put them on, they seemed a little bulky. However, the "bulk" is what actually made them so comfortable. They have a bit wider toe box, which I like, but still fit my narrower ankles just fine. They required no break-in period. I used the insoles that came with the boots and they worked well, which is great for someone like me who has issues with plantar fasciitis and other foot pain. Though my feet were a bit "heavy" after 8+ hour hiking days, I had no pain. These boots also seem waterproof. Only time I felt actual water was after stepping in a creek that was deeper than expected and water went over the top of the boot (totally my fault). Otherwise, I walked through some pretty thick mud, moderate puddles, and shallow creek beds and they worked well. Good traction. Not sure how they'd do in deep snow, but I'm not sure these are made for that since they are only mid-height anyway? The rounded toe is pretty ugly, but I was quite thankful for the rubberized protection when walking over rocks and boulders. Definitely recommend these boots. You get what you pay for, and these are worth it. And these are true to size. I wear a size 11 ladies in both running shoes and tennis shoes, and I ordered a size 11 in these...perfect fit.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2022 by Soccer Dad ATL
Color: Goat/Crown Blue
Size: 10.5
I live and work in Yellowstone National Park so I am on my feet and out hiking and backpacking in all types of terrain and weather. I have had these hiking boots for about 4 years now and they have held up great. See photos. Pros: I have plantar fasciitis and have to have hiking boots with good arch support and since switching to these, no more foot pain. I love the wider toe box as my foot is a bit wide and it gives my foot more space in the front when hiking on inclines where your foot tends to slip forward. They are waterproof and I have never ended up with wet feet when wearing them. I also love that you can order inserts to replace the old ones. Cons: The inserts tend to hold odor and I have had to replace them a couple of times. They cost around $30-$40 per pair. The hiking boots are a bit heavy and can result in a bit of foot fatigue on long backcountry hikes. The outside and sole have held up much better than any previous hiking boots I have owned but the inside is a bit worn. Some of the threading on the exterior is also starting to fray a bit. Overall, I highly recommend these for anyone with plantar fasciitis or anyone looking for a durable and comfortable hiking boot.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by The Mizes
Color: Steel Grey/Hydrangea
Size: 7.5
I had a pair of Keen Targhee boots that lasted forever - like 10-12 years. The only reason I ordered these is because I wanted a bit more room to wear thicker socks and I liked the color of these. They are so cute! And, they are very comfortable and sturdy. They don't smell weird and the sole is nice and rugged. They are pretty lightweight and are waterproof. I got my husband and son to buy some of the men's Keen boots and they love theirs, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by Louise
Color: Goat/Crown Blue
Size: 8
Love these boots. I bought them for a trip to the PNW and they did not disappoint. They hiked around the base of Mt. Ranier, along Hurricane Ridge, through the Hoh Rainforest and strolled along Ruby Beach. They also made the hike to the top of Multnomah Falls and down again. Kept my feet dry and warm. The tread is perfectly grippy and I even tried to slip and slide on the wet rocks and it was impossible. 10/10 would but again.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Amy L. Schuldt
Color: Slate Black/Flint Stone
Size: 6
I bought these instead of Keen's Durand style for two reasons - because a previous reviewer noted the Durand weren't roomy enough (or insole removable) to accommodate different insoles AND because they were lighter in weight than the Durand style. I'm quite please so far! A few things that make them especially nice for me (but may not work for others): FIT - as recommended by almost everyone, order *at least* a 1/2 size larger than typical. I already do this in running shoes, so it was any different for me to do this on these. (For example, I can wear anything from a 4.5 to 5 (35 EU is ideal) if I want sandles or heels to fit and not slide, but in "regular" shoes, I go up to a 5.5 and in running shoes, I'm a clear 6 in Nike's and New Balance and apparently, these). There is not only plenty of room for my toes to not bump the front in 1/2 size up, but also plenty of room for insole insertion... INSOLES - I have very high arches and am currently dealing with plantar fasciitis in one foot. So this was huge for me. Not only are the insoles here easily removable, they are actually pretty decent quality... meaning, if I wasn't dealing with fasciitis, I'd probably have kept them in. As a comparison, I inserted the "pinkberry" from SuperFeet brand inserts and there was no noticeable different between those "special" insoles and the ones Keen already puts in the boot. FURTHER, I was worried my super-high arch ones wouldn't fit, because they're so stiff, but I easily (without even trimming, in my case!) replaced them with the SofSole high-arch inserts (available at sporting stores) with no problem. ANKLES - I have very tiny ankles and so worried these wouldn't properly hug them. But the snugness is so perfect on these without being tight that I actually feel like I'm wearing a little armor around my ankles. LACES - I *despise* round laces for always coming untied no matter how many (and how) times I tie them. And so despite all hiking boots having them for strength/durability issues, I planned on replacing these as soon as they came, with typical flat laces (okay, I also wanted to insert prettier laces too). However, the two hooks on the upper ankle that you round before you tie the lace? They are rubberized and slightly expand - so your laces don't actually move! I even pulled the loops at the top of the footbed as I was loosening them up and they wouldn't budge until I removed the laces from the hooks! It's that good! This may wear out over time, but for now, it's impressive enough that I'm not even going to replace the laces yet! TREAD - The picture online didn't show very well how deep the tread would be on these, but it's satisfyingly deep enough to actually make a difference in hiking up tall hills, mud, and slippery leaves. I have not yet determined how quickly the tread gets gunked/filled up (or how easily the mud falls out) to prevent grip, but I"ll update later on that. I'll update on the following after testing: *WATERPROOFING: As I got the leather version, I'll be spraying waterproofer over it, even though it's already supposed to be waterproof (as you'd do with any camping gear). *TOE STRENGTH: I'll be kicking stones and such to test not only how strong the toes remain, but also how much the foot moves around inside when the toe is exerted.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2016 by Jessica Eckstein
Color: Goat/Crown Blue
Size: 7.5
I recently replaced my 20 year old heavy duty Columbias when their soles actually fell off during a hike. I'd been a bit envious of friends that had modern lighter boots that travel better. I bought these after I read two of the reviews that spoke to me, one being Nancy's "5.0 out of 5 stars Great for hikers with bunions!" where she and others also mention that the heel is good for us that have flipper feet: wide toes, narrow ankles. I also have had great experience with Keenes although I don't rely on brand names usually. I've worn these boots on two long and "hard" hikes so far without breaking them in. They've been great! Nancy and others are right about the toes, ankles and overall comfort. I'm guessing they will serve me well for several years of hiking and backpacking and traveling!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2025 by Dorian