Side view of Women’s Nxis Speed Hiking Shoe in fjord blue and ombre – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper with fused overlays for durability, streamlined silhouette for fast hiking, and KEEN.DRY waterproof membrane to keep feet dry.
Angled view of Women’s Nxis Speed Hiking Shoe in fjord blue and ombre – featuring a lightweight design ideal for speed hiking, cushioned midsole for shock absorption, and breathable mesh panels for ventilation.
Top view of Women’s Nxis Speed Hiking Shoe in fjord blue and ombre – featuring a padded collar and tongue for comfort, moisture-wicking lining for dry feet, and secure lace-up closure with reinforced eyelets for a locked-in fit.
Bottom view of Women’s Nxis Speed Hiking Shoe in fjord blue and ombre – featuring a high-traction rubber outsole with multi-directional lugs for grip on varied terrain, flex grooves for natural foot motion, and a heel brake zone for controlled descents.

Women's Nxis Speed Hiking Shoe - Fjord Blue/Ombre (Regular Width)

$149.99 USD
By Keen
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Experience fast, agile comfort on the trail and beyond with the Keen Women’s NXIS Speed Hiking Shoe in Fjord Blue/Ombre. Designed for hikers who move quickly and demand comfort, this shoe blends running shoe-inspired cushioning with trail-tested traction—ideal for everything from local hikes to everyday adventures.

Key Features:

  • M Width (Regular) – Also used interchangeably for standard/medium width
  • Lightweight Performance Mesh Upper – Offers breathability and comfort without weighing you down
  • Responsive EVA Midsole – Cushions every step and returns energy for faster movement
  • All-Terrain Rubber Outsole – Multi-directional lugs provide grip on dirt, gravel, and pavement
  • Orthotic-Friendly Design – Removable insole supports custom and over-the-counter orthotics
  • Speed-Lace System – Quick, secure adjustments for an adaptive fit
  • Roomy Toe Box – Lets toes splay naturally, reducing pressure and discomfort
  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, heel pain, mild overpronation, bunions, and general foot fatigue