KEEN Men's Anchorage 3 Waterproof Pull On Insulated Snow Boots

I love these boots and they are getting hard to find since Keen made an Anchorage IV version. These are my go to winter pull on boot here in Alaska. 200 grams of insulation makes for warm feet but not swamp foot. Well made, warm, good traction on these. Weight is good, super comfy and tread lasts along time. I cycle between 2 pairs and get about 18 months of daily use on them each time

These boots are very well made and hold up well. I have bought the brown shirt a year ago and the light gray ones this week. Both pairs looked a little scuffed when I received them, but a little Huberds shoe grease makes them look great (although a little darker). They are comfortable down to at least 10 degrees F ( F is easier to spell than faren-something) but I haven't written them in colder than that. They are very comfortable once you get them pulled on. If 11.5 Targhee boots fit you, 11.5 in these will be perfect. The are very good repeling water as long as it doesn't get high enough to go through the stretchy side panels. The texture of the tread is great for not slipping, not so good for tracking mud on to your wife's clean floors. But on the plus side, when you are hiding out in your shop you have more time to write Amazon reviews. TLDR: buy these boots and a can of Huberds shoe grease... and maybe one of those shoe cleaner things with the brushes on them.

Solid quality just as expected and great fit. Super comfortable and super lightweight for winter boot…. My RedWings lasted for years, hope these will hold up just as good. This is my first pair

Updated Review: After owning these boots for 3 years and going through 3 pairs, I wanted to update my review. I still love my original pair of boots purchased 3 years ago; however, the quality has been inconsistent with the two newest pairs. The first pair is still holding up after 3 years. Despite being worn and worked hard, they are standing the test of time, so my wife gifted me two new pairs—one black and one brown. Unfortunately, the two newer pairs have not held up as well. Both have the treads separating from the sole. The black ones are peeling on the side of the boot, while the brown ones have the black treads peeling at the toes. I haven't even worn these boots out in the woods or put them through any hard work. I was keeping these two clean and used them just for wet and snowy days to and from the office. So, I have been quite disappointed with the two newest pairs. They are comfortable boots, and I've bragged about them to my friends and coworkers. However, I'm lowering my review from 5 to 4 stars as it appears their quality has decreased over the years. The original boots are 100% a 5-star solid purchase. The 2nd and 3rd pairs, I should honestly be angry with the lack of craftsmanship. I do still wear them and have ordered some glue to see if I can make any repairs. The brown boots are ones I'm not sure I will be able to fix. Original Review: Doesn’t rub ankles raw like some slip ones. Boot size for was true. I typically get a 10.5 boot and anywhere from a 10-11 in tennis shoes. I ordered 10.5 boot and fits snug with heat holders socks and comfortably with regular long socks. Easy to slip on yet stay snug to foot and don’t flop around you ankle as you walk. Material seems nice and well made for price. This is an excellent mid range boot.

Won't lie - I think these are ugly. HOWEVER -- they are the most comfortable work boot I have ever worn. I have a hobby farm, and I use these boots extensively during the summer, and after work the rest of the year. I find I can get about a year+ of use out of these. While they say they are a winter boot, I use them year round, even in the desert heat with wool socks. They are water proof, have good tread, are easy slip ins, and a great choice for my needs. What is great is if I want to go for a 3 mile walk with my dog, I don't need to change my shoes. They work great in the snow. They keep dirt out of the boot (unless I am doing tractor work, and stomping around in the holes. If I had laced boots, the debris would stay out better, but it's not a sticking point with me.) I DO use my own inserts in the boots, but before they changed the inserts and quit using leather, I just used the stock ones. Overall, Love these- comfortable! Tough, waterproof-- I can work all day as an approaching retirement aged woman, and they just don't make my back or feet tired.

I recently acquired a pair of KEEN Men's Anchorage 3 Waterproof Pull on Insulated Snow Boots, and I must say, they've exceeded my expectations in every way. These boots have been an absolute game-changer for me during the cold and wet months. The waterproof feature is exceptionally reliable, keeping my feet dry even in the most challenging conditions. Whether I'm trudging through slush or facing a downpour, these boots have proven to be steadfast protectors of my feet. The pull-on design is not only convenient but also incredibly comfortable. It makes getting in and out of the boots a breeze, even when I'm in a rush. The insulation is top-notch, keeping my feet warm and toasty even in freezing temperatures. Plus, the outsole's grip is exceptional, providing secure traction on slippery surfaces. These boots are both functional and stylish, making them suitable for outdoor adventures and casual wear alike. In summary, KEEN Men's Anchorage 3 Waterproof Pull on Insulated Snow Boots are a fantastic investment for anyone seeking comfort, style, and dependable protection during challenging weather conditions.

I’ve been wearing KEEN boots for years and have never had any issues with quality. I usually pay over $150 because they have always lasted at least a year. But this time, the boots didn’t even last one month! The quality is terrible. After just one month of use, the sole started separating and the stitching began coming apart. It’s unbelievable it doesn’t even feel like a KEEN boot. I do not recommend this model if you need a boot that lasts longer than a month.

I see a few complaints that the sizes run a little small. FWIW, I am highly sensitive to shoe size and 95% of the time, an EU 47 will fit me well. I got size 13 of these and they are EU47 and fit as expected, but I can imagine someone with longer toes might be a bit cramped. The insoles are nice, but I need a strong arch, so green SuperFeet go in immediately. I bought the boots to supplement and eventually replace my aging Anchorage II boots that I love. I wear them year 'round in everything except deep snow and I'm in the namesake city. The Anchorage III seem to be slightly taller than the II, however that might be because they are not broken in yet. I'll be looking for the Anchorage IV in a few years.

These boots are amazing. They were comfortable from the very first step, sizing is great, good fit for me but still plenty of room for warm socks, waterproof (or rather maybe rain proof) and very durable. I've had mine for a while and they are good as new. I just flick a damp cloth over when they get dirty and they're ready to go. I've worn them on long walks, beach walks....they're fine for anything. They even look pretty trendy. Fantastic footwear.

You’ll need a bit of technique to put them on the first time, make sure to pull from both the front and back. After about the fifth use, they’ll break in. No need to size up. In terms of warmth, they’ve been fine at –11°C, and they also provide good anti slip traction.

All good

Ordered these for a trip to Tasmania in the winter and I wanted something warm on my feet. These boots were just right - not too hot, not too cold, and the thermal layer did not compromise the fit. Good quality, comfortable for walking.

Liked the fit, boots excellent quality.