KEEN Mens Yogui Comfortable Slip on lightweightClogs

Great shoes! So comfortable and great support. I own multiple pairs of this style of shoe! These shoes are very sturdy, not flimsy like a Croc. Easy to wear, as they slide on very easily.

The are the best shoes for me. I have chronic back pain. I can deal with that with these. They are great and last a good while. They have arch support. Not too expensive for the comfort they give. The are very light weight and durable. You can wear them any day. This color is perfect t as wearthem to work. Size is perfect.

I bought these for use in the shower. Our flooring outside the shower is slippery as ice when your feet are wet. Bathmats are ok, but not 100% reliable. These have an aggressive bottom pattern that is very resistant to slipping even when I tried to make them slip.The only issues are first, they run a little large in width and length. I bought the size I usually buy shoes in. Consider one size smaller if you are concerned. Would prefer to have tried them on before buying, but the price from this seller was just too good to pass up. So mine are a little big, but still do-able.Second, the bottom has no drain holes, so they retain some water. Have to pull them off and drain manually. Still not a showstopper.I like they are easy to slip on and off in the shower so you can wash your feet and slip them back on. I'm happy with them for my intended use. Way better than bare feet. Easier to use than the tight fitting "sock: type shower slippers.

These are as comfortable as a recovery day slide/shoe with great stack height, and have excellent traction/build quality. From a design perspective they certainly are unique. They are a wide fit - so people who prefer wide shoes rejoice.If you want a discreet, svelte, or light-footed slide, look elsewhere. This is perfect for indoor-outdoor activities and my go-to around the yard when a little extra traction is nice to have.

Love the style and pattern, but ridiculously wide.Sent right back.

Keen shoes always fit well for me despite the durability of some have been a little disappointing (but Keen is good about free replacements). This pair are comfortable, fit very well and are durable.

I wanted a simple, lightweight, closed-toe sandal or slipper that would fit fairly snug, to use for low-key river crossings and as camp-shoes for backpacking. Based on the advertised descriptions of this Keen slipper, it appeared to fit the bill. The site does not actually indicate the weight -- which perhaps should have raised suspicion -- but I trusted the description.When they arrived, I hoisted them out of the box, briefly tried them on, and immediately returned them. Bottom line is I don't understand how they could describe these as "lightweight." Compared to what? Mountaineering boots? They are significantly heavier than my regular Teva sandals. They are bizarrely thick and clunky, but they could not be used for any rugged activity because they are slippers. So I really do not understand what activity they could be used for. They are quite literally useless.

I love Keen shoes - I've got a pair of water sandals, and probably 3 pairs of work (safety toe) shoes/boots over the last 4 years...love all of them - super comfortable, well-made, everything.Not so much with these - I'm a 9.5, usually wear a 10 in running shoes/work boots - so I ordered a 9 and a 10 - the 10 was WAY too big - too long, with a very wide sloppy fit, and the 9 was way too short, but also somehow didn't want to stay on my foot width-wise. Foot bed seems to have some arch, but it just felt far too hard and uncomfortable...not for me. I'll stick with some Adidas massaging slides for after work.