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Color: Magnet/Atlantic Blue
Size: 8.5
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Our iconic hiking boot for women brings an updated look to all-terrain adventures. We carried over the fit, durability, and performance of our award- winning Targhee waterproof boot and took its rugged looks to a new dimension. Weighing 1 lb. / 12.4 oz. as a pair, made with durable, waterproof leather and featuring a moisture-wicking lining, the Targhee 3 women’s waterproof hiking boot is built off KEEN's traditional wider footwear form. KEEN products are consciously created using a PFC-free water repellent (in applicable styles) and leather sourced from Leather Working Group (LWG)-certified tanneries. KEEN makes shoes to make a difference. From the products it makes, to the actions it takes, KEEN inspires people to live and work monumental every day. As a brand born for life outside, KEEN has a responsibility to protect and conserve the places where all people live, play and work.
Item model number : W_targhee Iii Mid Wp
Department : womens
Date First Available : January 3, 2018
Manufacturer : KEEN
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Best Sellers Rank: #78,921 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #21 in Women's Hiking Boots
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (4,979)
Color: Magnet/Atlantic Blue
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Boot Form Type: Hiking Boot
Heel Type: Block Heel
Seasons: Fall
Pattern: Solid
Style Name: Targhee 3 Mid Height Waterproof
Occasion: Hiking
Boot Shaft Height: Ankle
Item Weight: 1.8 pounds
Shoe Height Map: Ankle-High
lining-description: Natural Rubber
Outer Material: Leather
Sole Material: Rubber
Material Fabric: Leather
Brand: KEEN
Model Name: Targhee 3 Mid Height Waterproof
Style Number: 1023040
UPC: 191190527368
Global Trade Identification Number: 68
Manufacturer: Keen
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Hiking Boots
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
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Color: Magnet/Atlantic Blue
Size: 7
These shoes fit perfectly are comfy and the quality is great. Sometimes I wear them to work and they are perfect for all day wear. Not heavy.
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Dalton S.
Color: Magnet/Atlantic Blue
Size: 5 Wide
These boots kept my feet warm and dry on trip to Iceland. I have short wide feet and have difficulty buying shoes. Purchased 5W and they were fantastic. Minimal break in time and not overly heavy. Good quality and were on sale when I purchased so were also a great value.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Bearwoman
I have never owned KEENs before. I do however have wide feet and toes that like to splay out. I love to hike especially in the mountains. If you’ve ever hiked inclines, you know how unfortunate it feels to have squished and bruised toes. I debated on a size 8 or 8w. I decided to go for the 8w. I will say they are very wide. For me, I love this. But I want to give the disclosure that I believe the regular size also runs a little wide as well. The insoles in these are a dream. Not memory foam soft, but comfortable right out of the box. They are sturdy enough to feel like you have enough support. I LOVE that these have a strap on the side. This allows you to tighten the boots around your ankle and keeps your feet from pushing to the front of the boot. For inclines, this is so so important. The arch support is phenomenal. These are very waterproof from what I have tested them in. Puddles and small streams mainly. KEEN as a brand have been pfas free since 2018 and keep the environment in mind when making products. Overall very happy with the purchase, price point, and company as a whole.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by Shyann Kettler
I have had them for a couple weeks and walked about 10 miles in them trying to break them in and get used to them. 1st issue: the toe box is actually not particularly wide. Coming from a pair of Altra hiking shoes, my feet definitely feel cramped. But I was also spoiled with that toe box, so I was willing to overlook that. It's definitely wider than a pair of Merrells. 2nd issue: The right boot has started making a crinkling sound, like the glue is dried out and bad. 3rd issue: The left boot has a weird seam right above the pinky toe that is rough and creates blisters. This is not in the right boot. The right boot feels awesome, just makes a weird sound. For the money, I would have liked a sturdy pair of boots that didn't cause blisters. I think Keen needs to tighten down their manufacturing. The fact that two boots in the same pair to have two very different problems, is concerning. I have a hiking trip coming up that I don't have time to break in a new pair for, So I'm going to wrap my foot, bring some extra glue, and my old Altras for backups. Fingers crossed these hold up in the New Hampshire white mountains. **UPDATE** I took these boots with me to climb Mt. Washington. I wore them as much as possible in the days leading up to the hike. After about 15 miles of wear, they FINALLY were broken in. It was like a switch flipped and they're super comfortable hiking boots now. The weird seam is no longer poking out, and the toe boxes loosened up. They served me quite well on Mt Washington. The soles were super grippy and worked well on wet and slushy rock. When we got into the compacted ice, i added Microspikes and the boots felt very stable with those on as well. I've had hiking boots where spikes felt weird, but felt fine on these. Updating to 4 stars, because I'm still not totally sure about the glue on the one boot. I took it to a bootery and they said it was fine, but without removing the sole they couldn't be 100% sure. I recommend these IF you have the time to break them in THOROUGHLY before your adventure.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022 by Meg
Color: Weiss/Boysenberry
Size: 8
Great boot! True to size and comfortable. Great for hiking and will be slip resistant for my planned trip. I’ve been wearing them for 3-4 hours a day to break-in a little. Make my feet look small and seem to be a bit darker than the in ad. I love these boots.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Bosslady
Color: Weiss/Boysenberry
Size: 9
Right out of the box these boots were extremely comfortable. I was quite pleased and am looking forward to hiking in them. Per comments in other reviews, I hope that they last and are durable. I did read through many of the reviews before purchasing these and was surprised that no one commented on the reflective strip in the back the sides and the top, which was one of the things that caught my attention first, but maybe that’s because I’m often out after dusk. I like how the back reflective ribbon strip can also be used as a hook to help you put on your boot. However, I can see why another reviewer thought that the tongue of the boot could be a little thicker and wider but I think I’m gonna have to log a few miles or several miles before I can adequately review that function. I did not need to put in my own arch support so far, though the insole that these boots come with are quite flimsy, so at some point that might be a good idea. I think it must be the design of the boot itself that is so comfortable and is unrelated to the “arch support” insert . But it is removable so it’s not a dealbreaker. Several people did mention the fabric part between the leather upper and the rubber bottom tore easily, and I could kind of see how that could happen, as well as comments about having issues with the adhesive between the boot upper and the bottom rubber traction part, coming unglued. Since I have not worn them outside yet, I don’t know how durable of a pair I received, but at the moment, because they are so comfortable for me, which is rare, I am going to try them out and keep them. After doing a thorough exam it appears, and I could be wrong, that rather than an issue of the quality of the workmanship involved with the shoes falling apart quickly, it could be more of an issue of the glue that they use and the type of adhesive. Bad batch? different manufacturer? You know, like vitamin companies... Quality of different manufacturers is quite discernible if you are sensitive to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025 by JMom
I was recommended these hiking boots by my parents because I was heading to Costa Rica. I bought them back in April 24’. I used them multiple times for good lengths of time over several different terrains to break them in. I even wore them to Disneyland to walk ten miles in. Every time I wore them my feet felt like they would fall apart. So uncomfortable that I ended up purchasing inserts to put in them. Fast forward to June during my trip. I wore them on the hikes through the rain forest and let me tell you I did not feel confident in them keeping me stable one bit. I was constantly focused on where to step in fear of losing the grip. They were great to protect my feet and ankles from critters but that was it. Two days ago I was walking around the main city and had my hiking sandals on, walked 4 miles and felt great but it was starting to rain and the streets can get a little slick. I decided before heading out on a walking food tour to switch to the boots to help keep me from slipping. They did the OPPOSITE! I can’t count how many times I felt the shoe slip as I walked. Ultimately I ended up slipping and unable to save myself. I fell hard on my knee resulting in a giant slice and scrape. I couldn’t go back and change because the tour had started. So I’m walking through the city with bloody knee and walking for another 4 miles before finally making it back to the hotel and my feet were literally screaming. The tops of my feet were so strained, the bottoms hurt and I got a large blister on one of my toes (which I hadn’t gotten one yet). I would’ve felt safer in the hiking sandals and more confident in not slipping/falling. I one hundred percent wouldn’t purchase these again nor recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024 by Victoria
So this is the first time I purchased a pair of hiking boots. Did lots of research, used Amazon’s amazing “try before you buy” service and ordered 3 other brands, and all in 2 sizes each. Merrel Moab was it’s biggest competition in my eye, but this one won the battle, I’ll tell you why: I felt like these had more toe room. Merrel definitely felt like a sneaker though. Suuuuper comfy right away. But these, to me, gave my foot more structure, wiggle room for my toes, and the biggest thing: they were slightly higher on the ankles, which is what I needed. I have injured my ankle and could not afford to do it again, so I absolutely needed all the help I could get. These did not need a break-in period, in my opinion. I wore them once on a 1.5 mile easy walk back home before hiking for 5+ hours and they felt the exact same, which was comfort to begin with. Hopefully they do get a bit comfier with time but they are perfect as they are. These saved me multiple times in our visit to Acadia. I would have twisted my ankles a couple times over, if not for these. They also had great grip for all the terrain we encountered there, we walked through creeks and mud and these bad boys kept me dry. I was a little worried about the reviews showing these boots falling apart too soon, but ultimately I decided to just go with my gut and get them because they felt right to me. I think trying a few different brands on is vital to choosing a good pair of boots for you. I also considered the Columbia Newton Ridge but was scared of the “toe bend” that develops on the top of the boot, I was positive that I’d be a lucky one to have that happen, but they did feel SUPER comfortable as well, just like the Merrels, like a sneaker. So try them on if you can! Important to note: sock are a major component on your comfort so make sure you try out a couple of good pairs.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2021 by Vee