Win a pair of KEEN shoes and more

my wife had a pair of keens for like 4 years–the best sandals she ever had–she's on her second pair now. i'll take a pair of the San Antonio clogs. . .always wanted shoes like that.

I love Keens. I currently own 4 pair and love them because they are comfortable and provide great arch support which I need due to plantar fasciitis. I need a cozy pair that I can wear to work so I prefer the Chamonix boot.

I've heard of Keens before but the men's Targhee II was always a little over my budget at the time. Those would be perfect for my hiking trip this spring! The Cornell sustainable messenger bag is also a great eco-friendly way to carry a laptop.

I am wearing Keen boots right now! I would definitely go for the Burnside pack. For two reasons: 1. I desperately need a new backpack that holds my computer for when I bike to work, 2. My office is on Burnside St. which the pack is named after!

i really liked, NEWPORT TRAIL WP boots. the collection is cool and thanks for organizing the offer. keen to get the KEEN!

The Targhee Mid II for tramping in the Peruvian Andes.

Hey I love those Shellrock WP in Camo.

i'm a massive KEEN fan. their shoes are really comfortable w/ a brilliant thick & round toe. at the moment i'm totally into the "Trailhead-Summit County-DarkShadow" due to me spending this winter in chicago!

Closes on my bday! Hope I'm lucky I love the Sienna Ballerina in Port Royale! Thanks for the chance!!

My whole family owns and loves Keen sandals…from the 3 year old to 5 year old and both my husband and myself. A friend of mine had a keen bag that fit all of her work and school necessities…super durable and cute. I would love to have an Oswego in any color!

My H2s are on my feet from spring to fall. When it does get too cold, I'm wearing either a pair of black or brown closed Keen shoe. But that Austin, in Brindle, would definitely be my next pair of Keens.

Wow-I love them all. My favorite would be the Charleston clog in gothic olive.

I have a pair of Keen Venturas. They are the bomb. Comfy and rugged.

Newport H2-Hands down. I bought the Newports to take with me on a trip to Northern India. I wasn't sure if they would hold up as I am one of those people in need of sturdy arch support and a tough exterior that doesn't look too sneakery or too bulky, like a hiking boot. What can I say?-I am an undercover active-type. The first test was Delhi. The shoes served me well for the city, keeping my feet cool in the 90-100 degree weather and far enough from city grime at my toes. The touts and wallah's immediately tagged me as an American based on the Keens alone, which proved amusing- these gems had already traveled the subcontinent. Moving up to the north during monsoon was another test that my Keens passed with brilliant applause. Other travelers repeatedly commented on the versatility of the waterproof, filth resistent, supportive, sporty looking shoe. They were soaked repeatedly by the rains and mud and all I had to do was rinse and set out to dry and they'd be ready for the next day's adventure. I was already happy with the shoe choice I had made back home. But one more test lurked in the near future, the Himalayas. Yes, the Himalayas. I hadn't planned on doing much trekking, just a quick visit to Ladakh, the enchanting Buddhist region of the North. A country walk through a village—so I had thought. I fell prey to the enticements of the grand himalayas and invitations to join independent groups of friends heading for the 'hills' for 4, 5, 6 day treks. And as I usually do, under such organic of circumstances, I jumped in, Keens and all. The Himalayan route commenced from a famous monestary (Lamayaru). The trek lasted 5 nights. My keens endured a 5000m pass. The terrain consisted of desert sanded paths, pebbly gorges, rock hopping streams. At times I scaled cliffs that donkeys were even forced to decent. My keens endured all-the traction was good, I didn't slip once. The nubs at the front of the shoe saved my toes from sharp edges of rock on many occasions. And the lightness of the shoe gave me every ounce of convenience I needed on ascents where I thought I might not make carrying all my gear! I loved those Keens, which, incidentally, I lent to a friend who was heading to Vietnam and in need of an active shoe. She fell in love with them and I didn't have the heart to take 'em back! I reckon I will buy another pair of Newport H2s, they simply do the job and then some…

I've never owned a pair of Keens but now I'm smitten! I'm thinking the Chamonix in black but it was tough narrowing it down to one.

I love the Timberline shoes. Super cute stuff

I love keens. They are so great for hiking, work, around town, or rafting. I am pretty clumsy so they are better than sandals cause they cover your toes. I would say the Timberlines would be a fun pair to win.

i love the palermo mary janes in coffee bean. i love mary janes in general but these are a nice twist on the classic look. they look very durable and hearty and best of all comfortable. perfect for walking while looking stylish at the same time. i would use these for school where i have to walk around a large campus quite a bit.

My husband boasts about how fantastic his snoqualmie boots are from KEEN, so I decided to go try a few different pairs on. I was in the market for a low hiker shoe/boot. I went for Targhee II and have loved them every minute! I just wore them rafting through Cataract Canyon. (I know, boots on a river trip?!?!) They held up through rain and mud – never had wet feet for 4 days. Great products!

I love the black Winthrop Boot. They look so warm for winter. I've seen a lot of people wearing keens and may have to give them a try.

I really like the Wasatch Crests. I have been needing some new around the town shoes as well as trail shoes and these look perfect! I also looked at their bags which I didn't know they had. I might be picking one of them up regardless of if I win or not!

My beloved Keens were stolen from my apartment in Saigon. I'm wearing a ratty pair of flip flops now and sure missed my old Keens when I was wading across a river the other night… Keens make your illegal border crossings a breeze…that should be their new slogan.