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Keen Zionic NXT Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot - Women's

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About this product

The Keen Zionic NXT Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot is a women's day-hiking boot built around a performance mesh and synthetic overlay upper that balances breathability and trail durability. KEEN.DRY waterproof membrane keeps feet dry through stream crossings and wet-weather conditions, while the KEEN.ALL-TERRAIN rubber outsole with 4mm multi-directional lugs grips wet rock, loose dirt, and slick boardwalks with confidence. A full-length stability plate adds stride security without noticeable bulk, and high-rebound foam cushioning sustains energy over long days on the trail. The removable foam insole provides consistent underfoot support, and a contoured fit hugs the foot for secure movement across uneven terrain. Speed hooks allow quick lace adjustments before heading out. An Eco Anti-Odour finish handles freshness naturally, and recycled P.E.T. content reduces plastic waste. Available in Beaujolais/Pink Lemonade, the boot has a lace-up closure, a packed weight of 620g, and a removable insole for customization.

Category: Footwear
Color: Beaujolais/Pink Lemonade
Weight: 620g
Closure: Lace-up
Made In: Viet Nam
Ideal For: Day hiking
Waterproof: Yes
Upper Material: Mesh Synthetic

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Keen Zionic NXT Mid Waterproof for its exceptional out-of-the-box comfort, with multiple expert and user sources noting little to no break-in period needed. The KEEN.DRY waterproofing earns strong marks, keeping feet dry through puddles, rain, and even near-submersion conditions. The lightweight build, bouncy LuftCell cushioning, and grippy multi-directional lugs on varied terrain are also recurring highlights. The most common criticism is limited lateral support and stability, making it better suited for day hikes than rugged or multi-day backpacking. Durability of the mesh upper is another concern, as overlays are considered insufficient against sharp rocks or abrasive terrain. Fit notes vary: some find it runs narrow compared to classic Keen sizing, and a few users recommend sizing up.