Fellow leaf crunchers, beach combers, rock scalers, snow bunnies, dirt trekkers, road roamers: Enter for a chance to win a pair of KEENs!

1. Chris on December 6th, 2008
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   Awesome contest! It’s touch choosing, but I like the Palermo Mary Jane (and the Oswego bag, too, actually). And can I just say that the armchair warrior line made me howl? Because it did. It really did.

2. Juli Davis on December 6th, 2008
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   This was tough because I need light hiking boots but thinking practically, I am going with an indoor shoe that will be suitable for library adventuring. I think the Saratoga II would be great for all the journeys I can take by wandering through the stacks.

3. Chris on December 6th, 2008
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   I meant “tough choosing”. Why is it that I only see my typos after I’ve hit the Submit Comment button?

4. Rene on December 6th, 2008
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   Ooooh, cool! Ok, my favorite is the Calistoga Mary Jane in Seal Brown. For our road tripping lifestyle, this is the perfect shoe that I can wear either hiking around town or going to dinner somewhere nice. And I currently don’t have anything this versatile either. Oooooh, I hope I win!

5. Chookooloonks on December 6th, 2008
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   Dude. I bought my first pair of Keen boots this year, and have WORN. THEM. OUT. I took them with me on every trip I made that even had the smallest possibility of having cool weather. They’re awesome.

   My favourite pair on the new site, however, is the Winthrop boot. I’m pretty sure I have a few trips planned to cool-weather sites in ‘09.

   Awesome contest!

   K.

6. Jennifer on December 6th, 2008
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   They’ve got a great site! (leave it to me to zone in on the UI before getting around to the actual comment. )

   I looked around and there was a lot there that I liked. But it was the Voyageur Mid boot in Drizzle/Surf Spray that appealed to me most. (and what cool names they have for the color schemes)

   Perfect boot for trekking through the Pac NW forests, my favorite desert landscapes, and dodging falling pinecones.

7. Diane on December 6th, 2008
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   Ah for me, the beachcomber, hiker, sometimes couch potato, I love the sandal http://www.keenfootwear.com/product.aspx?p=588&pc=1643. I love my chacos, but to keep my toesies protected would be great for those blind wades in the water – you never know when a horseshoe crab or worse yet, a jetty is going to poke out of the water. And they are perfect for the stop at the Crab Shack on the way home or for those rare, but beautiful opportunities when I get to the mountains and can dip my toes in the cool streams.

8. Shelagh on December 6th, 2008
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   Hey Ho! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
   I love their shoes , hard to choose. BUT I am thinking those Genoapeak WPs would great for that trek across Northern Spain I’m gonna do:)
   Cheers, Shelagh

9. Lonna Szydlowski on December 6th, 2008
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   I pick the Betty Boot because I need a good, comfy, slip-on boot. And they come in purple!

10. Melissa on December 6th, 2008
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    I love the Shellrock Mid WP’s!

11. Toni on December 6th, 2008
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    I’ve had 2 pair of Keen shoes so far and love them; thinking those Targhee II Mid boots might go well for hiking with my broken ankle.

    What a great contest! Thanks for the opportunity!

12. Kelly Gibbons on December 6th, 2008
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    I always wanted a pair of Keens…cool contest!
    I like so many it really is hard to choose. My top three are:
    Voyageur
    Betty Boot
    Shay boot

    And since I can only pick one I suppose it will have to be Voyageur in walnut/rust.

13. Jeff Moser on December 6th, 2008
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    Our whole family loves Keens! My wife is looking for some winter boots, and the Vail Boot in Moonbeam/Blackberry Wine look perfect!

    Thanks for the post!

14. Chris on December 6th, 2008
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    it was hard to narrow it down to just three; keen has such good footwear. that said, i found myself migrating repeatedly back to the WASATCH CREST WP for my trail running, the TARGHEE II MID for my weekend hikes, and the NEWPORT H2 for my sea kayaking and other watersports.

    my only regret is that their special on shipping, through Adventure Journalist, only runs through the 13th. having just bought airline tickets back east for christmas i’m strapped for cash this pay period which is too bad; that’s a great deal. i might’ve exercised it next paycheck.

    oh well, maybe i’ll be lucky enough to win a pair of TARGHEE II MIDs. that’d definitely turn this frown upside down.

15. Morgan Loven on December 6th, 2008
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    Not tough at all. Ventura Suede right away and all the way. In the “Pinecone” color they’d make my feet look like adorable little marmots.

16. Susan Taylor on December 6th, 2008
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    I have two pairs of Keens – a pair of sandals I wear all the time, even in winter, and a pair of purple MJs I wear when I want to wear purple. You know that thing about being stranded on a desert island, and what you would bring… I would bring my Keens. Since I have sandals and MJs, my website fave has to be the Winthrop boot.

17. pageeater on December 6th, 2008
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    I walk everywhere – and I trek everywhere else. I love that Winthrop Boot in Bison. And I think the site is great. I already own two pair of Keens – but that’s not enough! Not near enough, so let’s hope I pull the lucky number here.

18. Anne on December 6th, 2008
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    Choose just one? That’s hard when I know every shoe on that site is comfortable. After much consideration (I nearly resorted to a coin-flip) I have decided that the Charleston Mary Jane in Rust BARELY edges out the Calistoga in Rum Raisin to take the winning spot as my favorite. I’m spending next summer without a car in a big city, so I need shoes I can walk miles in but also wear to work. I’ve also never met a Mary Jane I didn’t like.

19. Bruce on December 7th, 2008
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    The lower Sonoran Desert doesn’t demand much cold weather protection or waterproofing, so I think I’d try the ventilated Voyageur Mid. I haven’t done as much hiking as I’d like this year, I’m hoping next spring will allow me some time for it.

20. Kimmi on December 7th, 2008
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    My 3 yr old granddaughter (an up and coming snow bunny) would love the baroque rose Winterports. She is, after all, the princess of all things pink.

    Thank you for this opportunity!

21. Still Life in Buenos Aires on December 7th, 2008
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    My pick would be the women’s trailhead Wasatch Crest in sagey.

    I like the idea of a flexible hiking/running shoe for the trail.

    Thanks for the contest, Tee!

22. Jen Worden on December 7th, 2008
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    I bought my first pair of Keen’s – men’s sandels actually – before a trip to Australia and have been wearing them every single day since. I think I might need another pair! I love the Charleston Mary Jane’s (Style 5383) in RUST. Then maybe I’d actually wear a skirt or dress!

23. Diane Johnston on December 7th, 2008
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    I like the Trailhead Jasper line. I really do need a good pair of shoes that will work with orthotics. am hoping these have removable insoles

24. Jeff Iseminger on December 7th, 2008
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    I would love a pair of Wear Around Laces, not least because the color is Potting Soil! I must say the Keen people are keen marketers, given their engaging choice of color names. Color aside, the Wear Around Laces would make me a year-around Keen convert, complementing my fair-weather Newport H2s.

25. Leau on December 7th, 2008
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    How cool is this! I had heard of Keen but hadn’t visited the web site until you prompted me to. I think the Berkleys are great. I rarely wear a closed up heel and so clogs have been my choice for years but then that doesn’t let me indulge in my love for Mary Janes. Perfect mingling! Thanks for the chance, a fellow New Mexican!

26. cindy on December 7th, 2008
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    SARATOGA II ….
    SARATOGA II……..
    that’s the baby, that’s the shoe!!
    I like boots, and I like clogs …open toe, closed toe, in red, brown and blue..
    the winner of the contest is unforseen….but Im hoping it’s me coz that shoe is KEEN!

27. eileen on December 7th, 2008
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    ooooh! the black stockholm boot is calling me! Winters here in Santiago are miserable, and it’s often colder inside than out. They would spiff up my winter shoe situation and perk up my days.

    Thanks for hosting the giveaway, and I do hope I’m lucky number whichever!

28. Ryan Jerz on December 7th, 2008
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    This is a tough one. I would love a pair of shoes that make me look decent around the office, but so much of what I do puts me out in the less-crowded parts of Nevada. For that reason (and that I also struggle every trip with what to bring for shoes) I would have to go with the Targhee II Mid. It looks like it could easily handle what I do and offers a good around town kind of thing for the winter months.

29. katy on December 7th, 2008
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    ohhhh love them al! But need a new pair of boots so c the winthrop boot would be great. thanks for the chance! kt

30. Paula on December 7th, 2008
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    It’s tough to choose just one but I think the Winthrop clog would be perfect for my daily travels.

31. sperlygirl on December 7th, 2008
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    what a fantastic drawing! i too would be game for the black winthrop boot. thank you for the opportunity.

32. Rhonda Mason on December 7th, 2008
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    I would love to win my son a pair of the Summit County boots. He is a Dad of 3, who always come first…and he works outside in our Maine winters in old worn out boots. I’d love to surprise him! Thanks for the chance!

33. darlene on December 7th, 2008
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    i am so in love with the black winthrop boot, oh my gosh ~ stylish and funky enough to wear with skirts and wool tights and yet brave enough to weather our crazy canadian winters …

34. Carolyn Gonzalez on December 7th, 2008
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    MY favorite are the Wonthorp boots. So cute.

35. jennie pagel on December 7th, 2008
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    YAY Keens!!!
    A boot, I really need a grippy, good boot for the frigid Wyoming winters. I will wear anyone of them and a neon hat advertising KEENS if need be…
    The Winthrop or Palermo would be muy bueno
    Thanks for the chance!

36. Wendy on December 7th, 2008
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    I’ve gotta go with the PORTOLA. Love the little heel on a casual shoe!

37. Mickey on December 7th, 2008
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    What a great way to get the Keen name out there! I have to admit that I have never even heard of Keen. (does that give it away that I’m one of those “armchair warriors?”)

    I sure could have used a pair last night while walking all around downtown Denver trying to find a place to eat, after the Parade of Lights, that didn’t have a 2 hour wait! My feet and legs were killing me by time we got back to our hotel room.

    My choice: Oregon PCT Womans size 8.5

38. Simone on December 7th, 2008
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    I like the WINTHROP BOOT. I love contests and possibility. Fingers crossed.

39. Amy on December 7th, 2008
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    I would love a pair of the WASATCH CREST WP from the Trailhead collection in shitake/ruby wine, size 8.5. I own an organic produce delivery service and they would be perfect for work and all the time I spend on my feet but would also come in handy on our frequent trips to the mountains!

40. Michelle Fay on December 7th, 2008
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    Okay, I’ll play! Calistoga, orion blue, women’s 10.5

41. Mark Hulme on December 7th, 2008
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    It’s the Jasper – http://bit.ly/ReXE

42. abby on December 7th, 2008
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    i would love a pair of Wasatch Crest WP’s in Cloud Blue (http://www.keenfootwear.com/product.aspx?p=564&pc=1588) for hiking w/my new dog!

    i have a battered pair of Newport H2s i’ll have to replace this coming summer, a pair of Stockholm boots acquired for DC winters, and a pair of Mary Janes bought for a trip 5 years ago that walked all over Europe and back. Keens are my go to shoes!

43. Megan on December 7th, 2008
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    i love the chamonix. in black. lovely.
    thank you for the chance to win!

44. Jes on December 7th, 2008
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    I love the KEEN philosophy of environmental responsibility, and I always drool over their great designs, but I haven’t gotten a pair yet. I’m diggin’ the Wear Around MJ in Port Royale (style 5454). They are so cute and look incredibly comfy!

45. Alan on December 7th, 2008
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    Definitely the Trailhead Ridgeline. Just moved to Boston and am in need for a shoe that can handle the rough winter ahead. Great trail running outside the city!

46. Mike on December 7th, 2008
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    Jasper in Cathay Spice! It’s unique color looks like you’ve just come back from a vigorous hike in Sedona : )

47. Janet F on December 7th, 2008
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    I like Timberline.

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

48. Cait on December 7th, 2008
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    I like the winthrop boot. I wish I could afford a pair of these. I need some boots for winter (my 1 yr old tennis shoes just don’t cut it in the cold and the slush). The winthrops looks warm (love wool and leather) and and comfy. Hope I win!

49. Anca on December 8th, 2008
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    Betty Bag in Beet Red.

50. Michelle on December 8th, 2008
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    Love the Napa in black.

51. Stacie on December 8th, 2008
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    WOW! love this! I would have to pick my favorites as the Newport or Laguna…any color…:)

52. Janey Welch on December 8th, 2008
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    LOVE the Blvd Berkeley. Slip-on, Maryjane, awesome footbed, simple & stylish! LOVE IT!

53. Marge on December 8th, 2008
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    How about the mens Whistler? My Homer is really picky about shoes but would love to try a pair of these!

54. MPPs Mom on December 8th, 2008
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    what a fun contest! I’m torn between the boots and the bags…… I will have to ponder longer!

55. Tree on December 8th, 2008
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    Having suffered from plantar fasciitis for the past 9 months, I have appreciated wearing my Keens around the house almost like slippers. My feet are so happy when I put them on. Just thinking about it makes my toes wiggle and my arch tingle. Although there are so many styles I like, the Calistoga would be the one for me right now.

56. Carolyn Brown on December 8th, 2008
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    Because their feet keep growing and they want to be able to keep up with their mama..I’m hoping to score some more Newport sandals This is so exciting!!

57. Nickoli on December 8th, 2008
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    My favourite is the Wasatch Crest WP, because good non-leather shoes are difficult to find, and I like the colours on it.

58. Bethany on December 8th, 2008
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    I’m torn between the Palermo maryjane and the Winterport, but the Winterport wins. It fills the gap in my shoe collection between “heavy-duty winter boot” and “cute winter shoes that I wouldn’t wear in the snow”. I love the idea of having a non-bulky slip-on shoe that handle a walk in snow or on ice. And I love the color choices.

59. daniele on December 8th, 2008
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    i’m totally diggin’ the Winthrop Boot. not only is it uber-cute, but i’ve been looking for some good winter boots to keep my tootsies warm in style!

60. Laura on December 8th, 2008
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    Wow. That Winthrop boot would look amazing on me. It’s a beauty. Great contest. Your going to have one happy winner. Thanks for the fun.

61. Mike on December 8th, 2008
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    Men’s Oregon PCT trail hiker. Just in time too, as my old boots are in need of replacing!

62. Kara/MountainMama on December 8th, 2008
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    Wow, I love my Newport h2s and Bali sandals, but would LOVE to try the Palermo Mary Janes.

63. david on December 8th, 2008
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    My favorite would have to be the Arroyo — the trail shoe/sandal hybrid. It looks light, yet sturdy. Plus, I bet I’d get a pretty cool suntan pattern wearing it.

64. reen on December 8th, 2008
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    My daughters would love the Amsterdam in Black Plum…they’d look good with the dresses they like to wear, but can actually endure the playground. I’d want the black Sienna Ballerina because I could happily schlep all over campus or downtown without getting blisters from my “work” shoes. Thanks for the contest!

65. Kim on December 8th, 2008
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    I would definitely pick the Cordovan Winthrop boots. I’ve gone without winter boots (in Massachusetts!) for many years, cause I find most of them really ugly. But those look both warm and attractive.

    Thanks for the contest!

66. Melissa on December 8th, 2008
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    I would choose the TIMBERLINE for the mom on the go that is running out the door.. just slip them on.

    I have 3 pairs of keens and I LOVE THEM.

67. pippi on December 8th, 2008
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    Oh Wow. What a coquinkidink! We were just at the store trying on Keens and I found a great winter boot that I am going to go back and get.

    I have owned a pair of Newport H2s for about five years now and Keen has been awesome enough to send me new laces when my newfie puppy chewed them up.

    the Oregon PCT is my pick, since that’s they kind of hiking boot I’ve been looking for.

68. lm on December 9th, 2008
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    well I would like to have this ones:
    http://www.keenfootwear.com/product.aspx?p=554&pc=1567
    for my son – he is 14 and his feet are growing as I type! By the time we manage to winter holidays I think he will need size at least size 43 (european for men):)

69. Mom Karen on December 9th, 2008
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    I chose the Shellrock trail shoe. I have a pair of Keen sandals and waterproof boots. I’ve been very happy with each of them. They are comfortable, durable, and the boots have maintained their waterproof feature after many miles. the shellrock looks like a nice day hiking shoe, and would love to try it!

70. Sarah on December 9th, 2008
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    I’ve worn my Laguna H2’s to death and would love another pair! I also really like the Winthrop and Timberline clogs.

71. Crys Mascarenas on December 9th, 2008
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    I thought it was a hard choice…until I saw them… BLVD: WINTHROP BOOT

72. drew laplante on December 9th, 2008
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    a keen haiku:

    always looking for
    everyday adventures
    torino lace dig

    (the stone grey pair are especially groovy…)

73. Neil on December 9th, 2008
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    I don’t think I’ve ever heard of KEEN before, but from what I saw on the website (and read from the enthusiastic comments here), I’ve been missing out!
    It was a tough decision to pick just one pair, but I finally went with my first pick, which is the San Antonio Boot in Bison. Looks like something that’s easy to put on and take off in a hurry, which I need for my current job. Thanks for offering this contest!

74. amy dinicola on December 9th, 2008
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    The Winthrop boot looks like it would keep me nice & warm this winter! And my husband would be off the hook for his hunt for the perfect gift – he could wrap them up and call it his own! Pick me! Pick me!!!

75. Kelly H. on December 9th, 2008
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    I will have to go with the Venice H2 in Plum Kitten/Baroque Rose. I keep looking at it.

    Pick me! Glad that you are enjoying your latest move…

76. Jared on December 9th, 2008
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    I’ve got to have the San Antonio in Bison. That’s one comfortable-looking, stylin’ shoe.

77. Kate on December 9th, 2008
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    I love my Keens! Seriously one of my favorite brand of shoes. I pretty much have my heart set on the Palermo Boots in red. (My H2’s are red too!)

78. Michelle on December 9th, 2008
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    I’m with the A.J. on this one: those Palermo Boots are the way to go, *especially* since its been raining here for about a week straight! That KEEN.DRY business is looking rather perfect. Also how can you not love something that looks sleek and at the same time is as easier to lace than kid’s velcro?

79. Carolyn on December 9th, 2008
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    It seems that the Palermo boots are a clear winner, as I have to vote for them too. The full day of rain may be biasing the results, but my feet are damp at the moment, and had I these boots today, this would not be the case.

80. Mindy Boyd on December 10th, 2008
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    Wasatch Crest…they look compfy!

    Never tried these shoes before Ilove the outdoors hiking, walking, jogging…PICK ME PICK ME…I love SHOES and always looking for a good pair.

    Mindy

81. Cheryl on December 10th, 2008
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    This Brit had never heard of “Keens” but one glance at the website was enough for me to see that they are well-made, anatomically constructed, pretty colours, well-priced, robust and desirable. And it is a caring company. Love the ruby red Vail and especially the black leather Winthrop, just what I need for the winter months on top of the Yorkshire moors. Count me in !

82. Cheryl on December 10th, 2008
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    …And if I have to choose between the two, it’s the black Winthrop for me…

83. Cindy Brochtrup on December 10th, 2008
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    I love the Keens I already own. Wore the Calistogas almost every day on a month long trip to Europe. I also love the colors that Keens offers to make its shoes more fun!

    I debated between many for the one I am going to to win >> detect optimism here <<, got it down to two: the Winthrop Boot (for fun) and the Mystic (for everyday wear). Have to go with the Mystic as I am just a practical sole…

84. Rinee Merritt on December 10th, 2008
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    I love my keens. Id love a new pair even more. They are all COOL but I guess if I have to pick Id pick the reddish Winthrop boots.

    PS did you know keens are a great conversation starter? Try it. Just go up to a person wearing keens and say “psst I love your keens”-and watch the smile on their face light up. Ive even had people come up to me months later and say-”Hey I know you-you’re the person who loved my keens…I have a new pair and….”

85. Liz on December 10th, 2008
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    Genoa Peak Mid WP looks like a great pari of boots to kick around in eastern part of the state. Great idea and product.

86. Tina on December 10th, 2008
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    After buying my first pair of Keen’s almost by accident (side walk sale, they fit, bought them), I am looking forward to the day I can buy another pair. So many great choices, but my top pick would be GENOA PEAK WP in Dark Gull Grey/Wisteria.

87. Laura on December 10th, 2008
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    My pick would be the Women’s Oregon PCT… for surviving the brutal winters, hiking the trails, and building the house despite the cold weather.

88. Rachel Cotterill on December 11th, 2008
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    I’m loving the Ridgeline – especially that pink, which is almost the same colour as my website!!

89. Maya Abela on December 11th, 2008
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    I love the Winthrop Boot in black- it looks like the perfect blend of style and coziness for cold weather!

90. Simon Jermy on December 11th, 2008
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    It has to be the Yogui slip on, the graphite design. This summer I helped take a group canoeing in the Lake District, UK. When two of our group capsized I got my walking boots soaked pulling them out of the water. With these I could act the hero with no worries. Beautiful!

91. Garret Vreeland on December 11th, 2008
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    Ah, timely. My original Bostons are finally wearing out. Love to have a new pair, but those Oregon PCTs would work well for my upcoming photo endeavors in the Sangres. Count me in!

92. Cass on December 11th, 2008
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    shout out and thanks to michelle for putting me on to your awesome blog and contest!
    I looked at all of the women’s styles, thinking it would be a difficult decision, but I was immediately sold on the Oregon PCT. I recently had a pair of all leather hiking boots that I tought would last a lifetime totally disintegrate on me after just a couple of years. This finally brought me to the realization that maybe I demand a lot from my footwear. Those clever folks at Keen have thought of everything. They even managed to use the words interlocking, explore, natural, and eco-friendly in their description. A sure way to catch the eye of suckers like me. I’d love to give this pair a try. They just look killer! My big rant with my old boots (before they fell apart) was that the women’s style did not have the protective rubber up over the tip of the toe and the men’s version did! Is anyone else outraged? Thank you Keen for making a boot that looks like it can keep up with a woman!

93. Lori Mitchell on December 11th, 2008
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    I badly need new hiking footwear and the Genoa Peak Mid WP look perfect!

94. Laurie Morris on December 12th, 2008
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    I’ve been longing for the Black Winthrop boots! They are amazing. My feet would really appreciate them. Keens are usually out of my price range. Maybe this will be my lucky day! :>) Thanks for the contest.

95. Kim on December 12th, 2008
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    Seriously? You send us to the Keen website and expect us to choose JUST ONE? Impossible! I’m in serious of need of the wasatch crest wp…and in less need, but certainly in love with the Palermo boot and the wear around.

    Keens really are the BEST shoe ever! In case anyone needed to know…

96. Suzanne on December 12th, 2008
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    I love the Timberlines-I’ve been looking for comfy non-leather easy wear shoes, and they look perfect.

97. Stephanie on December 12th, 2008
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    oooh, I wants me some Summit County boots! Of course a few other boots and shoes look awesome too. Really, choose only 1 ??

98. Marin on December 13th, 2008
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    I would love the Targhee II Mid

99. Kari on December 13th, 2008
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    I could use some good snow boots. The Summit County boots are my favorites. I love that they have extra insulation in the toe area. Ever since I frostbit my toes as a teenager, they tend to get numb & turn white quickly. I also loved the tread on these boots. They sound like they’d be perfect for tromping around in the snow.

100. Michael on December 13th, 2008
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     Going from couch potato to someone trying to get back in shape my current boots are are where close to meeting my current needs. A pair of Oregon PCT would meet those needs nicely.

101. Troy on December 13th, 2008
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     Oregon PCT

102. Donna Donohue on December 13th, 2008
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     I was looking at some Keens last week at Cabela’s, and thinking that they were some nicely made shoes. I am having a hard time deciding between the Shay’s Boots and the Wear Around Lace. Both fit my style.
     Read your blog all the time.
     thanks!

103. Cliff on December 13th, 2008
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     Did you see the Brooklyn Mids? They’re all Keen-y with their rubberized toe, so everyone will know I have excellent taste in footwear.

     Plus, they’re boots. That means they’ll keep my ankles warm in the coming insane Midwestern winter *and* no one will be able to discern that I can never find a matching pair of socks.

     They’re also waterproof, which allows me to:
     1) Shovel snow in the mornings before work without a shoe change.
     2) Wade through the laundry room while we’re teaching my oldest daughter how to clean her soccer uniforms without needing to gather two of every animal before she pushes the “wash” button.
     3) Hang out with these dreaded sheepdogs and their incessant licking and drooling.
     4) Hike the trails in our backyard with my kids on weekends to remind them there are many more things in this world more enjoyable than the controller of an XBox 360.

104. Chris on December 13th, 2008
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     My comment is about a pair of Keen’s, the Targhee II pair, to be specific. These shoes are the greatest shoes ever to be manufactured in the history of manufactured shoes. No really. I’d sell my soul for a pair of these. Maybe that’s what I’m doing right now…?

     Only time will tell.

105. Maria on December 13th, 2008
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     Was going to go fo the Winterport, given the weather here. But I would much rather dream of summer, so the Venice it is!

106. C.m. Velazquez on December 13th, 2008
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     Dark Shadow/Warm Olive Wasatch. Mmm…good enough to eat. Love my Commuters – crazy comfortable, but need the full shoe for wet weather.

107. tee on December 14th, 2008
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     Congratulations to Melissa at BigSoup.org – she wins the KEEN Footwear contest. Thanks for playing, everyone!

     http://www.adventurejournalist.com/2008/12/14/and-the-winner-is/

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