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(More customer reviews)I have both the Keen Powerline and the Wasatch and actually they both feel the same to my feet with only minor aesthetic differences and a difference in the fabric. Even the technical specs are about the same and I wear them for the same purpose, as mixed use trainers.I looked at both set of specs for a long time before deciding getting one of each instead of 2 pairs of one.
What I like most about the Powerline and Keen shoes in general is that the toe box is wide. I have wide feet and I just don't understand why sports shoes companies don't make more sports shoes with wide toe boxes. These Keens are very comfortable for my wide feet and very sturdy. The specs say they're moisture wicking, they feel a little warm for me in the summer, but that could be because I wear thick socks.My socks are also moisture wicking and that has led me to wonder what happens when you wear moisture wicking socks but not moisture wicking shoes, do you end up with a puddle of sweat between your socks and your shoes?
The specs say to buy them a 1/2 size bigger and I definitely agree with that. The pair which is 1/2 size bigger than my usual size is definitely more comfortable.
In summary, they're very light and very comfortable and after getting these Keens I'm not sure I'd ever buy any other brand of athletic shoes again.
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Product Description:
On a bluebird summer day, slip into your KEEN Mens Powerline Shoes, and hit the trail. These mesh trail runners let your feet breathe as you climb Atalaya Mountain. A flexible TPU plate protects your feet from stone bruising, and a forefoot cushioning system adds spring to your step. Rely on the multidirectional lugged outsole to give you traction on dirt, rocks, roots, and uneven terrain.
Product Features
Material: [Upper] mesh, synthetic
Sole: Rubber
Arch Support: Neutral
Lacing: Standard
Recommended Use: Trail running
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