- Is the Keen Revel 4 EXP Mid actually waterproof?
- Yes. Keen lists it as waterproof, with a leather upper and sealed construction. It handles slush and wet snow, but it has no Gore-Tex membrane, so very wet conditions can eventually soak through.
- How does it compare with the standard Revel 4?
- The EXP Mid has a taller shaft and a leather upper for more coverage and a dressier look. The standard Revel 4 is lower and more shoe-like, which suits milder days better.
- Does it have a removable liner?
- No. The lining is fixed, so you cannot pull it out to dry. Stuff the boots with newspaper or use a boot dryer after wet days.
- What width is it?
- It comes in a standard D width, which is Keen's normal men's fit. Men who need extra room should look at Keen's wide options in other models.
- Is it warm enough for deep winter?
- It is insulated for cold weather and fine for commuting and errands. For long periods standing still in extreme cold, a pac boot with a removable felt liner will be warmer.
- What sizes are available?
- It is offered in US men's sizes from 7.5 up to 15, including half sizes in the smaller range. Check Keen's size chart, since the boot runs true to size for most wearers.
- Where is the Keen Revel 4 EXP Mid Height Polar Snow Boot cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $219.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Keen Revel 4 EXP Mid Height Polar Snow Boot?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, DSW, Scheels.