The heel can be opened up and re-fastened (Velcro aka hook/loop design), and the front strap pulls through the single friction buckle pictured above.

A special feature of this model is the long drawstring belt running diagonally across the entire upper leg, which together with the Velcro fastening around the heel allows for a precise fit and perfect fitting of the foot in the shoe. KEEN is committed to ensuring that our products are free from manufacturing and material defects for a full year from the day you purchase it from an authorized KEEN reseller.As a brand born for life outside, we have a responsibility to protect the environment that we all live, play and work in. We don’t conduct a separate review of ratings to check that the ratings displayed are actually from consumers. This men's outdoor sandal from our Tokyo Design Center combines everything down to the essentials: quick-drying adjustable straps, closed-toe design, and traction to go anywhere. There was another review that mentioned that the 1 strap made them hard to adjust properly and that's true as well. HOW FAST DO THEY DRY OUT/DRAIN WATER: Very good to excellent, comparable to other open shoes like Teva and Chaco.

Strap sandals with KEEN's original toe protection A buckle on the upper makes it easy to put on and take off, and fit adjustment is also possible. American outdoor brand, KEEN launched the first-ever toe-protective sandal in 2003, laid the groundwork for designing protective and comfortable footwear.This open-air women's sandal from our Tokyo Design Center parries everything to the essentials: quick-drying, adjustable webbing, closed toe design and traction. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. TAKEAWAYS: A good option from Keen if you prefer a more open-air design and/or want a little extra room for a neoprene sock for cold weather water sports, and a solid option for walking on trails that aren’t too angled/challenging (lateral stability isn’t ideal for rougher trails).