My dad is an avid hiker, so I could think of no better person to send Keen’s Targhee IV hiking shoes as he set out on a 70-mile trip to Europe to follow the Camino De Santiago this summer. 100 miles of testing later, he’s returned his verdict — and the Keen Targhee IV walking shoes have come out on top.
The main difference between these and the Keen Targhee IV boots, reviewed by my Tom’s Guide colleague Ashley, is the amount of ankle support offered. If you’re heading out for a serious trek, you might appreciate the extra support; however, if you’re looking for a lighter option, that’s comfortable from the get-go, walking shoes might be the better option.
