These shoes are very comfortable, just like other Keens I have owned.  I have wide feet, and these fit them quite well.  Shoes designed to be athletic are often too narrow for me.

They are stylish and make the transition from bike to my campus office quite well (dress casual).  The sole generally hides the grips quite well.  Only occasionally do I sound like I am wearing tap shoes.

This is my first pair of cycling shoes, and from what I understand the soles are much more flexible than the usual cycling shoes.  This makes them more comfortable to walk around in, but don't quite provide the same support for digging in on the hills on the bike that I would get out of more of a single purpose bike shoe.

These are a true middle of the road dual-purpose shoe.  They are not quite a serious cycling shoe.  And they are not quite a real dress casual shoe.  But if you need something that lives between those worlds, these are pretty good.  I believe I will get some real cycling shoes as well, but these will stay in my rotation because there are many times when they will be the right shoe.