KEEN’s revamped the Versago hybrid hiker/trail shoe with a couple of spring-forward colour combinations. These ultralight shoes are ideal for both trails and city jaunts.
What sets them apart is the cool shoe tongue design—one side under the laces is integrated into the rest of the shoe while the other has a normal opening, constructed for a sock-like fit.
I’ve come to depend on KEEN’s out-of-the-box comfort and I’m happy to report that the Versago passes the test.
They’re relatively lightweight with a breathable, airy upper and grippy, non-marking rubber outsole.
Versago is both a fashionable trainer and trail shoe, so you can take these from hikes to shopping to coffee dates. I’m sporting size 8’s in eye-popping Astral Aural/Liberty, perfect for greeting spring.
KEY FEATURES
– Cleansport NXT™ for natural odour control
– Breathable mesh lining
– Dual density compression molded EVA midsole
– Elastic tongue reinforcement
– Exterior EVA heel counter
– Lightweight breathable mesh and synthetic upper
– Removable metatomical dual density PU footbed
– S3 for structure, stability and suspension
– Secure fit lace capture system
The KEEN Versago retails for CDN $150/US $120 and is available in Natural Grey/Radiance and Astral Aural/Liberty in sizes 5-11 (half sizes available). KEEN offers free shipping and returns.
The Versago is also available for little kids and men. Note that Versago’s run a half size big (in both women’s and men’s models).
Non-watermarked images courtesy of KEEN Canada.
