KEEN Utility Men's Kenton Mid Top Composite Toe Breathable Work Sneakers

I’ve never loved a pair of work boots before. I’ve been wearing Thorogood boots for many years. My feet couldn’t take the break-in process anymore. I bought these boots on a whim because they look like a favorite shoe brand of mine. Anyway, I was instantly impressed. No break-in period. The composite toe is light and provides a roomy toe area. I would say they do run a half size or so big which is no issue. I wear them 12 plus hours am still impressed after the time I’ve had them. I’m a maintenance guy that travels and has to do things outside of the normal. Keen you nailed these boots or should I say shoes! I love them!

This is great option if you are into barefoot shoe, is hard to find a good safety toe box boot for work that has drop zero and wide toe box. This is the greatest option, I even use them for casual shoes even when I'm not working, this are light weight as well. Im very happy with them :)

Super disappointed in this shoe. They look great, but the fit and comfort was terrible for me. Initially I ordered my normal size but it was way too large. I sized down one full size and they fit better, but they were still uncomfortable. There seems to be too much material just behind the safety toe, which flexes over and pinches your toes with every step. I had hoped it would just wear-in or break-in over time but the shoes just became more painful over time. After several days of wearing them, the heel also became very painful and I had to swap back to my old worn out shoes. Appearance and grip on concrete was great, but I can't wear them anymore. So painful. I contacted Keen directly and they said they are unwilling to do anything (exchange or refund) about these poorly made shoes. It's a real bummer, but these are the last Keens I will ever buy. My Oboz are just as comfortable and they last a lot longer and stay waterproof, they just don't offer safety toe. Back to regular work boots!

So far so good. Like them. If you normally get a wide boot I suggest getting these in the wide as well.

These were lightweight and cool being madeWith canvas uppers but I have to remove insolesTo put in. Custom. Made orthotics andThey just didn’t fit and without the insolesThe boots were hard surfaces

Super comfortable! These shoes are well made and lightweight considering the protection they provide. Love the ankle support these have. They keep my feet warm but not hot even after walking miles of warehouses. I wear these everywhere!

I work in a factory so I walk on nothing but smooth concrete all day. I changed out the insoles (CRUV) and put in a heel pad within the first week of having them. They are durable, don't slip on wet concrete and the wide toe box is nice. But the rest of the shoe is too wide. The laces are pulled enough to where the holes are almost touching so that never looks great. I wear 15's so they kinda look like clown shoes. But I'm still wearing them since my company paid for them.

Excellent boot shoe. Grips very well. I wear them on smooth concrete surfaces covered in coolant, oil, and transmission fluid. So I might not get the best traction when oils or hydraulic fluids are coating the ground, but the fluids do not appear to be tearing up the soles of these boot shoes. Not only are they holding up to transmission fluid and oil, they are lasting without noticeable wear in the treads. I walk all day on concrete and usually wear through shoes, I am almost surprised to see these shoes standing up well. They are lighter than most boots and very comfortable. I don’t have a wide foot but these wide boot shoes allow me room to spread my toes and keep my feet from cramping all day. My only problem is they aren’t waterproof like leather boots would be. They are warm and water resistant, but if you step in water that only licks the top of the rubber sole it will get slightly damp inside the shoe within 10 sec. I love them though. Comfortable, light, and stylish while fitting a work environment style.