KEEN Utility Men's San Jose 6" Alloy Toe Waterproof Wedge Work BootsLeather Working Group

Most steel toe boots squeeze your toes, these ones have a wide toe box as keen usually does. After standing on concrete and walking around for 10 hours a day my feet barely notice, especially with the thicker work insoles. Waterproof? Yep, I spent some time working in the wine industry, and after mucking around cleaning out tanks, standing in 2-3 inches of Grape juice and cleaning solution. These boots held up well. I’m on my second pair and will probably buy a third once these wear out after another 4-5 years of heavy use like my last pair.

Awesome run bout a 1/2 size to small to me but can wear them all day would totally buy again

My first pair was purchased about 4 years ago and truly enjoyed the boot. However, I purchased my second pair on March 21, 2025 to replace the original pair and I’m very disappointed. I feel Keen made some design changes to the inside heel. My first day on the job I created large hole like blisters on both heels the size of a dime. Very painful to work.

So far so good .Went a 10 hrs shift no problem .This boots are so light and soft .Replaced my thergoods which took so long to break in .This boots didn't need to be broken in . They actually felt like regular shoes .

Lightweight , comfortable, fit true

I guess the main thing to be aware off is that the tongue of the boot where it’s stitched into the rest of the boot is extra thick. When you tie the laces, that area causes irritation at the top of the feet and ankle area. Wish there was more padding there. Wear THICK socks or double up to make the boots wearable.I did get them at a great price, which maybe the reason Keen skimped on the ankle padding.

Feel like sneakers nice and light.

I’ve had this pair of boots for 4 years now. They are just now getting a hole on the toe. The aluminum is showing a bit, they are still waterproof. I feel they are very comfortable and are lightweight. I will get another pair. I put in 10-15k steps a day at work. It is a machine shop environment.