Keen · Footwear
Women's Targhee IV Vented Shoes

$89.97
$179.95Save $89.98 (50%)
at Latulippe
Price checked Oct 29, 2026
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- The current price has held for 28 days.
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About this product
The Keen Women's Targhee IV Vented shoe is a warm-weather hiking option built around the brand's Original Fit, which provides generous room across the forefoot so toes can spread naturally during long days on trail. The upper is constructed from environmentally preferred premium leather sourced from an LWG-certified tannery, and a leather mud shield helps repel debris on rougher terrain. A stability upper delivers lightweight support, while the Heel-Capture System adds rearfoot security on uneven ground. Underfoot, LuftCore technology embeds an air-injected core into higher-density foam, creating a midsole that resists compression and cushions each stride. The higher-traction TPU outsole features a multi-directional lug pattern for reliable grip across varied surfaces. In a notable construction detail, the rubber sole is fused directly to the upper without adhesives, reducing the shoe's environmental footprint. Eco Anti-Odor treatment manages natural odor throughout extended wear. Available in Alloy/Green, size 7 (model 102900).
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Keen
- Color
- Alloy/Green
- Size
- 7
- Upc
- 195208421624
- Code
- B91279
- Model
- 102900.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Keen Women's Targhee IV Vented shoes for their out-of-the-box comfort, reliable traction on varied terrain including wet and rocky surfaces, and the roomy toe box that suits wider feet well. The vented design earns particular appreciation from hikers in warm or desert climates who want breathability without waterproofing. The lacing system is noted for staying secure without coming loose on trail. The most common complaints center on sizing: the shoes run noticeably large, with many users recommending sizing down a half to a full size. Reviewers with narrower or average-volume feet report sliding around inside the shoe. Expert testers also flag the shoe as bulkier and heavier than competitors, with a stiff feel that limits ground sensitivity for those who prefer a more natural ride. Occasional durability concerns include sole separation and lace loop breakage over time.
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