Keen: Women's Ventura Suede Shoe

7 Reviews

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Fit Tip

Fit Tip for the Women's Ventura Suede Shoe: These shoes run slightly small so I would suggest sizing up a half size, they do have the typical Keen wide toe bed.

Description

Keen: Women's Ventura Suede Shoe - Altrec.com Product Description:

A cute, comfortable spin on a classic, the Keen Women's Ventura Suede Shoe serves as a fun sneaker option. The natural, non-marking rubber outsole includes patented toe protection up front and offers solid traction on varied surfaces. For gentle comfort right out of the box, the upper features soft suede with a textile lining. A removable cork, jute, and natural latex footbed offers consistent rebound throughout the life of the garment, ideal for those days when you're pounding the pavement instead of the trails.

Durable suede upper with textile lining
Removable jute, cork, and natural latex footbed uses no petroleum based products and offers consistent rebound throughout the life of the shoe
Patented toe bumper offers protection from unseen obstructions
Natural rubber outsole is non-marking
Weight: 10.7 oz. (303 grams) per shoe

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (7)

Keen: Women's Ventura Suede Shoe - 7 Reviews

2007-08-22
Cool sneakers with Keen comfort Happy with these, Size up half size for good fit.

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Deborah Lanese - 2007-10-15
Great Looking I love these shoes for doing outdoor walking or hiking. There is lots of room around the ball of the foot if you are wide. I find this helps with sweating. No soggy feet here. These Keens are a little stiff when you first get them though which makes them hard to get on the first few times.

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Vanessa Vieux - 2008-01-26
Nice looking, but not as comfy as I expected These shoes look great, but the in-soles do not have a lot of give and there is virtually no arch support. They are not anywhere near as comfortable as my Keen sport sandals. As a positive, though, they are slowly but surely breaking in and becoming more comfortable to walk in.

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