KEENMen's - Newport Closed Toe Slip On Slide Sandals

Fantastic sandals! I will say they are a little narrow, that being said I have a narrow foot so they fit great. My last pair had the back strap and these fit exactly the same I feel like. Typically wear a 10.5, and that fits true to these. My last pair lasted over 6 years and I’m still wearing them, so hopefully these last as long. The only reason I got the new pair is because I was tired of the strap and wanted slip ons. Highly recommend

Good slide sandals, but seem to run a bit small. I've worn size 11 in various Keen shoes and sandals over the years, but ended up sending the size 11 back and exchanging for 11.5. Not a huge difference, but enough to ensure they'll be comfortable in the winter with socks. Wish Keen still made an open-toe slide with their adjustable bungee cinch, but these are comfortable and supportive and will be my go-to sandals for around the house. Should last for a few years. Just what I've come to expect from Keen.

Really wish these were for wide feet. They were so suportive and the sole was so perfect it was just too tight across the opening . There was plenty of toe room just so tight across the foot. Really they would have been the perfect shoe i have been looking for. Wish the company would make in wide width. Great quality if u dont have wide feet.

These are great sandles. My second pair, tough, durable, I wear them everyday to some point. I’m wearing them now. Size was right, easy on/off. They last for a long time. My first pair didn’t have the bungee shoe string but I adapted to them. Buy with confidence.

Keen quality super comfy toes saved.

I have many pairs of keens and have been happy with each. These are by far the worst fitting, sized sandal I have ever purchased. I thought I would keep them in the hope they would work out. Unfortunately, they just get worse. The sizing is off and I noted this when I purchased. Normally a ten but bought a 10.5. I struggle to get my foot in and when I do walk they slip back out. I have broken these in and this has not helped. Hard to get on but then when you walk your heel runs about an inch out the back of the sandal (looks like they are too small when you walk in them but looks almost too large just putting them on. I don't know but thy are the worst for whatever reason.

Comfortable and easy to get in and out of.

On planet earth we have standards. You can use a tape measure to measure exactly an inch or CM, or whatever unit you like to work with where you live. But in the Keen factory they apparently just pull random sizes out of their ears and slap them on whatever shoe is the closest at the moment. Do not take my word for it. Please see the attached photos of 4 different Keen Shoes/Boots. All of them are exactly a size 10.5 (according to Keen). These were purchases over a period from 2018 to 2024. So not only is it a problem that no one there seems to know how to measure things, but apparently no one at Keen is awake enough to notice the massive nunber of returns they recieve when they do. It boggles my mind. Wouldn't they be more profitable if they didn't have to ship shoes out multiple times? And restock returns?In every brand of shoes I've ever owned I've always bought a 10.5. My foot sticks way out of the slides, and I can't even get it into the Wellington boots.I really love Keen and their work boots. They are the most comfortable and longest lasting boots I've owned and I've tried most all brands. I keep coming back to them, but I really wish someone at Keen could please, learn how to measure like everyone else does. Use the same standard as all other shoe companies do and you could really take your brand above all others. Keep doing dumb stuff like this and folks get really tired of it.Update Sept 1, 2024I just received my replacement slides that I ordered a FULL SIZE LARGER than any shoe I've ever owned. I wear a 10.5. Someone else said go a full size larger. So I ordered an 11.5. They fit like a 10.5 should. I'm adding an additional photo with my size 10.5 in the 11.5 slide from Keen.