Received my 2nd pair of Briggs II today from Amazon and I love the brown pair, great pricing presently, or the time of this writing on the brown Briggs, labeled by Keen as Slate Black in color.

I wanted to post up for those that may be seeking the Keen models for the wide toe format, between the Briggs II and the model Finlay, as those two models have about the widest Toe area format, at least out of all the models I have, Hehe  - If seeking the widest front toe area between these two models, the Finlay is wider in the very front, in fact way to wide for me, but I have a narrow format and the Briggs II works better for me anyways, but for those seeking the widest possible, look into the Finlay model also. This Brown pair seems a bit shorter in length as well, in comparison, not sure as to why that is. I wonder if again, maybe they are using a different factory base for these two models perhaps? The Finlay when broken is also more flexible in the sole area then the Briggs II model, if that's important to some. I personally like the slightly stiffer sole again with the Briggs II model but I see many posters here that don't favor that as well, the Finlay has much more Flex in the sole if that is also what one might seek.

The previous poster is also right on the mark on the Briggs II, great Arch on these, as well as heel and its control and as far as the insole, the thickest I've seen yet with Keen brand anyways, great model the Briggs II is and even accommodates my slightly narrow format well while offering the wider toe front format that I need right now, so don't think that Keen models are for wide feet only! However I did want to state between the two models both in standard D sizing for me, that the Finlay model is much wider in the "very front" toe area, for those seeking that attribute in the Keen model characteristics.

Also, thanks again Amazon for a great price on a great model shoe at this time!