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Women's Terradora Flex WP

C$189.99
Most hiking shoes are made for men, then sized for women. Not Terradora Flex. Keen started with a fit that follows the natural contours of your foot and then gave it the grip, cushioning, and protection you need to soak up extra trail miles with friends.
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Keen finished things off by adding KEEN BELLOWS.FLEX technology to the forefoot, so every step feels easier. In other words, it's a shoe that can keep up with you, trailhead to trailhead.

• 3X Easier Flex: KEEN BELLOWS.FLEX in the forefoot requires less energy to bend, making every step feel easier. Hike happier … longer.

• Women's-Specific Fit: Women's hiking boots are often built for men, and sized for women. Not Keen's. We designed the contoured fit and cushioning for your feet and biomechanics.

• Better Stability: Keen gave Their #1 women’s hiking boot more “hike,” with a grippier, more rugged outsole that resists side-to-side torsion plus air-injected foam that supports and cushions every step.

  • KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX in the upper for more bend and less wear
  • 4mm multi-directional lugs for traction
  • Non-marking multi-directional lugs for increased traction
  • Stability shank delivers lightweight support
  • Achilles pad for comfort
  • TPU overlays for durability
  • KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable membrane
  • Eco Anti-Odor for natural odor control
  • PFC-free, durable water repellent
  • Contoured Fit–Follows foot's contours for a more secure fit
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