Men's Newport H2 Sandal
Men's Newport H2 Sandal
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Part water sandal, part hiker. The original hybrid sandal, 50 million adventures and counting.
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- Original Fit has generous space across the forefoot for toes to splay
- Quick-cinch bungee lacing for easy on & off
- Foam midsole for lightweight cushioning
- Shock-absorbing foam insole with arch support for all-day comfort
- Higher-traction rubber outsole
- Multi-directional lug pattern with razor siping for better grip on wet surfaces
- Eco Anti-Odor for natural, pesticide-free odor control
- Washable polyester webbing upper
- Quick-dry lining for active use
- Our water sandals are machine washable. Use a small amount of detergent, wash on gentle cycle, and air dry.
This Is How We Consciously Create
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Better Leather. Cleaner Water.
Tanning leather is a dirty, resource-intensive process. Our Leather Working Group-certified tanneries are making much cleaner solutions.
Better Leather. Cleaner Water.
Tanning leather is a dirty, resource-intensive process. Our Leather Working Group-certified tanneries are making much cleaner solutions.
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The meaning of being PFAS Free
We want to make a positive impact on the world, not a forever chemical footprint. That's why every shoe, boot, and sandal we make is PFAS free.
The meaning of being PFAS Free
We want to make a positive impact on the world, not a forever chemical footprint. That's why every shoe, boot, and sandal we make is PFAS free.
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What's the KEEN Effect?
Some people say we should stick to just making shoes. But it’s always been about making a difference for us. We call it The KEEN Effect.
What's the KEEN Effect?
Some people say we should stick to just making shoes. But it’s always been about making a difference for us. We call it The KEEN Effect.
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Shoes From Plastic Waste
Around the world, nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute, and each one will take at least 450 years to degrade on its own.
Shoes From Plastic Waste
Around the world, nearly a million plastic beverage bottles are sold every minute, and each one will take at least 450 years to degrade on its own.
