KEEN UtilityMen's FlintMid HeightSteel Toe Work Boot

These I bought after doing some research and they proved themselves above and beyond.They held up so well after 2 years of daily work use that I just bought another pair.No rips, no tears, glue is holding well and other than worn soles it is in great shape.Still watertight and comfortable.Pictures are of new and old pairs side by side.

From the insole to the strings these absolute beauties are stock and still the most lightweight comfortable boots. My employer gives a voucher to Red Wing for 2.5 x what these cost and I turn it down in favor of my Keens. After two years of hard extreme abuse these will get retired for a new model. Thanks Keen for quality all of us blue collar workers can rely on.

I have owned Keen hikers and sandals through the years. My steel toes have always been other brand heavy boot style that lasts years, or inexpensive big box store sneaker models that destruct within 6 months. I have now purchased the Keen Lansing mid steel toe for winter (Keen-dry water proof), and the Keen Flint I mid steel toe for summer (no water protection and very breathable). And, I have a Keen Flint low steel toes for lazy days. The Keen Flint I has the soles with bigger lugs, mid cut is true to size, comfortable, good lateral support, and breathable. This is NOT a waterproof shoe. When you pour water on your foot, or work in the rain, your socks will get wet. Keen has water resistant models for decent water protection (Keen-dry), though if you sweat handsomely though your feet as I do, they are less breathable so you will get hot feet in the summer and humid feet in the winter. Thus, the Flint leaves my feet quite aerated and happy with a pair of cotton socks or thin wool liners. Toebox is ample, arch is medium, top of foot lace area is just right. The Keen footbeds are generally good, not great. The Flint mid came with a below average foamy footbed which is hard to remove/re-insert daily, which I do for odor control. If you need more padding or arch, buy a $30 footbed, pull out the factory footbed, and you'll have a very nice all-day work shoe, and can use fancy footbed in other shoes as well. The Keen Flint mid is a great steel toe for all-day wear in dry, above freezing conditions. I expect they will last 8-14 months before sole wears down or flex points crack, wearing average 3-4 days a week of medium duty work.

Great fit good for hot weather

For the price this is a great work boot. Not to tall. I like these.

They are very breathable, perfectly comfortable and true to the fit. Would recommend

Shoes are very comfortable.

I tried these boots assuming the first week or so would be reasonable for a boots break in time. But it's been a month and my feet are still killing me. You'd be better buying a pare of Jason111 from Walmart for the same price. That's what has been my daily driver and they work great for the price. These boots just suck in the comfort department

Could NOT go wrong for this price! $65.00 Canadian. They don’t have a CSA logo but are still steel toed. Great keen quality and comfort to.

Llego mucho antes de lo esperadoEl producto está mejor que en las fotografíasEn general fue una muy buena compra por el precio

An excellent utility(steel nose) boot

Love it highly recommend

Good fit, very comfortable but a little soft.