KEEN Men's WK400 Walking Shoes

My husband is a PE teacher and his feet have been giving him a lot of grief lately. We read a review of these shoes and amazingly enough, on day one, his feet no longer ache at the end of the day.

I walk a lot with my German Shepherd and foot and knee pain is almost a constant problem. Since wearing these shoes, I no longer have the foot or knee pain.

I work for retail and last Q4 I experienced symptoms of plantar fasciitis so I decided to look for good walking shoes. This model has got a lot of good reviews so I decided to give it a shot and I’m amazed so far. Best pair of shoes I’ve owned so far. Invest in good walking shoes and you shall reap the benefits rocking forward!

These shoes are highly ranked as a walking shoe. While the rocking takes a bit to get used to, they are the only shoe I have that is gentle on my heel pain. I bought a second pair to I have a pair for many occasions.

These shoes are great for all around wearing. Took them on vacation for the first wear and they performed better than any shoe I have ever worn. I have planter fasciitis and I was able to were these without my inserts. I will be buying more of these.

Great looking shoe , no break in needed ! great colors, Very Comfortable

I bought both the WK400 austern(blue) and steel grey and rotated them daily since 1/1/24. I just crossed over 2500+ miles between the two. So roughly 1250 miles for each pair. I was just starting to have very slight discomfort from excessive wear. I consider that to be amazing. I just rotated in two new pairs of WK400 this morning. All of my walking has been paved road walking with minimal dirt trail. I am extremely pleased with their longevity. I referred 3 people who are now experiencing similar results with rotating between 2 sets of the WK400. I would not hesitate one bit to give Keen WK400 a real look and test. They exceeded all my dreams. Keep stepping Keen Family!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The WK400 is an interesting product that I hope doesn't get phased out because of wanting a newer product or look...sales vs design, or letting the urge for "out with the old, in with the new" to take too strong of a hold. With an Achilles tendon problem in one leg, and a poor knee replacement in the other, the curve of this shoe forces a more natural gait while walking. I now own 5 different pairs of the WK400. The more subtle curve on the WK450 is slightly less effective for my particular problem. But I am glad I bought them...experimentation might be the key. I do understand that design usually has a more average range of problems in mind. If my feet hadn't expanded a half size with the toll and natural consequences of age, the older Keen shoes bought at least 15 years ago...that are still in my closet...would still be in service. Inserts are the only thing I've needed to replace on all of them over the years. For a while another company who "specializes" in non-prescription orthopedic shoes attracted my attention. They are fine if one is not particularly active, and I don't know if Keen has put thought into it, but there is more side to side support then what I thought, in a starry eyed moment, might be a replacement. The one pair of Keen waterproof/ insulated boots I own...and they seem to have disappeared from the lineup, though the Davenport looks the closest...sorta work by removing the inserts and wearing the thinnest socks possible to give added space, but that is a silly long term solution. When winter again approaches, I may need some suggestions on the closest model to the "walking curve" the WK400 or 450 have...or maybe that is a pipe dream. And despite the insulation, I should probably consider jumping up a size to accommodate heavier socks. Or should I consider going "wide". If these are common sense suggestions, I don't see them mentioned.