Many incredible feats of support can be attributed to engineers. They are the unsung heroes of the modern age. They've designed ways to keep skyscrapers from toppling during earthquakes and to keep kids from waking in the backseat while you drive down a pothole-filled roadway. Nike recognizes the genius of these mighty engineers, and embraces it with the Nike Shox NZ running shoes. The unbelievable cushioning that you get from the Nike Shox NZ running shoes can only be compared to walking on clouds. The Shox technology in the heel absorbs the shock of impact and returns that energy in each step, making you feel lighter and extending your run more than a regular pair of running shoes can. The front of the shoe was not forgotten; an EVA midsole provides stellar cushioning there, as well. The leather upper looks awesome, and can stand up to the abuse of your daily run.


Anonymous from Chicago, IL.
These are wonderfully comfortable sandals! I've worn them every day since I got them on my 3-4 mile dog walk and have had no problems at no--no blisters no discomfort I have high arches and these sandals offer good arch support I have worn out two previous pairs of Keens and liked those sandals very much but the Venice H2 seems better than my previous models The footbed seems softer and the straps more comfortable I highly recommend the Venice H2
Ruchi from Canada
The shoe looks better in the box than on the feetthe heel height is not 3" it's close to 4" so that was a bummer for someone like me who was looking for not-so-high heels They also fit smallI usually wear a 8 1'2 but the 81'2 M was a little too snug Unfortunately will be returning these!
B.c. F from Rochester, NY
A worthy successor to my Newports - I bought a pair of Newports when Keen first introduced them in 2003 and I wear them nearly constantly during the warm months When the footbed had finally worn down to the point that ridges were giving me blisters I decided to buy another pair but couldn't find a color I liked I decided to give the Venice a try instead and if anything I like the fit better than the Newports I have odd-to-fit feet (one foot half size smaller than the other narrow heel wide forefoot) and I love Keen shoes so much that I have almost no shoes left that are not Keens Keens do tend to run a half-size small though so if you are normally an 8 to an 85 you'll be happier with the 85