Men's Vista Energy+ Low Composite Toe Waterproof Leather Industrial Work Shoes

Purchased (11/2022) my regular size (10.5) but opted for wide after reading that they may be right. These are hands down the best and most comfortable work shoe I’ve had. Switched from work boots and it was a great decision. Got these for about $120. Worth every penny. Ankle protection isn’t really an issue for me so a shoe works fine and these offer the safety toe and durability I need for the rest of my foot. Absolutely love these. So comfortable. Holding up good. Will update if they don’t last more than a year or two.Update (7/2024) it’s been over a year and a half and these shoes are reaching end of life. I’m sure I could get them re-soled but I’ll probably replace them entirely. The sole is soft in order to be slip resistant and due to kneeling and squatting how I do I’ve worn out the left shoe, and the extra protective layer on the toe has worn off. The right shoe is still in relatively good shape albeit the sole is thinning.These are still the most comfortable shoes that still offer slip resistance, EH protection and composite toes. Lasted longer than more expensive boots as well.Shoes have been exposed to daily 8-10hr use with greasy oily wet indoor environments as well as frequent ladder climbing concrete and roof surfaces.I have no doubt if I took better care of these shoes and was more conscious about how I kneel down they would last significantly longer.

Wonderful shoes. I use them for work everyday. They last, are comfortable and protect my feet well .

Found the shoe to be fairly comfortable, especially for a steel/reinforced toe. I usually have issues where the steel toe ends; I find it uncomfortable when I bend my feet. I don't have an issue here.I also like that they are waterproof; this makes them quite easy to clean as well.Durability, on the other hand, is pretty poor. I've been wearing them for just over a month now, and they have already started coming apart. I can't necessarily blame the scuffs on the shoes, but there's no reason that they should be coming apart after such a short time. I work in a warehouse, I'm not terribly hard on my shoes.I have had plenty of non-work specific shoes hold up better than these, and for significantly less cost.I have also had non-work specific Keen footwear on the past, which I really liked. These are very disappointing.

These feel terrible!I'm a long time Keen work boot and hiking shoe wearer. Probably had 20+ pair in the last 15 years.Bought 11 Wide (EE) which is my normal size in every other Keen boot/shoe. They were surprisingly narrow even with thin Injinji toe socks on. Light rub on my pinky toe.Most important was the contour of the foot bed. WOW is it bad! Felt like a bit of arch support added in, but on the outside center of my foot. This caused a weight shift towards the inside front of each foot causing pain just behind my big toe as well as pain near the offside arch situation.Walked around in them for a bit and just couldn't do it. These went back, I'll try again with a different style I guess.For what it's worth I bought a pair of Camden 6" boots on the same order and they feel great! Same fit, foot bed, and width where you need it. Very happy they didn't change the work boots (except that they stopped making the Philadelphia with Polar sole - My favorite boot that I still have 2 pair of)

Comfortable, I can get thru a whole day in these. Very durable.

Good slip resistant, is waterproof, soles are not bad, not great either but decent. Shoe is pretty stiff and little heavy.

I’ve had these shoes for about 5 months. This is the first pair of keens i’ve owned. waterproof is good, inner padding and sole is thin and not the most comfortable, your feet might get cold. the outer materal is tough enough to withstand heavy use. Toe scuffs easy but not deep enough to matter. For the same price you could probably find something better.

I BUY A PAIR EVERY YEAR FOR WORK. I USE THESE SHOES FOR OVER 6 YEARS NOW. WANT BUY ANY OTHER BECAUSE THE WEAR SO GREAT,