Which is better for wide feet?

The Keen Targhee IV Wide. It comes in a wide EE fit; the On Cloudrock Mid lists no width options. Some Keen buyers still find the toe box snug, so try it on if you can.

The Keen. Its leather upper and direct-attach construction are built for years of use, and buyers report wearing multiple pairs over time. The On is aimed at single-day hikes.

Is the On worth the extra $60?

Only if weight and agility matter more than width and durability. At $239.99 versus $179.99 as of November 3, 2026, the Keen is the better value for most hikers.

Which is better for wet weather?

Both are waterproof. The Keen uses a KEEN.DRY membrane under leather and mesh; the On uses its own waterproof membrane. Neither is a rubber boot for standing water.

Which is better for work or driving?

The Keen. Buyers cite it for driving and work use, and its 12 mm drop and cushioned midsole suit long days on foot. The On is tuned for trail hikes.

The Keen, at 17.28 oz / 490 g per shoe. On does not list a weight for the Cloudrock Mid, but its line is built lighter than leather boots.

Men's Targhee IV Wide Waterproof Hiking Boot vs On Cloudrock Mid Waterproof Men's Boot

Buy the Keen Targhee IV Wide if you want a wide, waterproof leather boot with a proven durability record and a lower price: $179.99 at Zappos.com as of November 3, 2026. Buy the On Cloudrock Mid Waterproof if you want a lighter, more agile mid boot for single-day hikes and will pay $239.99 at DICK'S Sporting Goods as of November 3, 2026. The Keen is the better value for wide feet and long-term wear; the On suits hikers who prioritize a snug, sporty fit over width.

Today the Men's Targhee IV Wide Waterproof Hiking Boot costs $60.00 less at its best price.

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