KEEN Utility Men's Milwaukee 6 Steel Toe Work Boot

I've always been a loyal Caterpillar boot guy and many of them lasted years. My biggest problem is that I wear out the toe of the boot pretty quickly and the last pair of Caterpillars that I had the soles wore out way too fast. A few people at work have Keen's and spoke highly of them. I landscape in the summer and work at a ski area in the winter so fining a boot that I can wear year round can be quite tricky.Pros:-They are extremely comfortable right out of the box. It's like they are already broken in. No double socks, no rubbing.-Excellent shock absorption, my knees usually hurt after a 12 hour day, so far so good here.-Great traction in snow, inside, wet areas and pavement-The soles don't freeze. After being outside for an hour in -10 degrees weather my Caterpillars would freeze and become really slick.-They are very warm for not being insulated.-Fit extremely well, I wear an 11 wide and they fit great.-Thick soles, I don't think I will wear through them anytime soon.-Excellent durability, feel and quality!Cons-I wish the laces were just a tad longer. It is only an issue when tying them with winter gloves on.Overall these boots are the best I have had right from the get go. They feel great and so far have performed in every situation I have been in. I will update my review after a few months of use.

Extra wide they mean Xtra. I have a very wide foot, most Xtra wide boots are not wide enough. Iv had to return so many pair because their not wide enough. This is my second pair. Very comfortable very durable. I'm rough on boots at work they get wet an beat up. My last pair lasted almost a year. There's still life left in them tho.As to where other name brand boots have been lucky to last 6 months with no life left. Highly recommended !!

They took some time breaking in but were mostly comfortable right away. Most impressive to me was the durability over time. My job is very physically demanding especially on the feet and these held up well though the toe cap did start tearing after about two years. Nonetheless, I generally always replaced boots after about 1 year so these did the job very well.Pros: comfort, durability, water resistant though don't stand in a puddle, great traction on most surfaces.Cons: They are not great on ice in my opinion. The toe cap does start to tear after a while.I have recently purchased a second pair happily if that tells you anything.

Fit great and comfy. A bit heavy but they are steel toe after all.

I use boots like these constantly around our acreage. Have been a wolverine customer for two decades, but in my opinion they have slipped on the durability side of things. I tried a couple of their 10 x and they were too narrow. Same with Timberline which I went to after that. After trying and returning 4 different options, tried these for the first time. Wow. The fit is amaxing, the comfort second to none. By all early indications the durability will be outstanding. But here's the kicker: they are a true 10 X size. No one else has equaled this necessary requirement. Only issue was that the hooks for lacing up are very tight. It takes time to get used to. But after three days, got the hang of it, so there are no complaints there. Very happy with this purchase, and truth be told, I am pretty hard to please when it comes to boots.

Well, I've worn them all. Danner, Irish Setters Red Wings, Herman, Caterpillar, Wolverine, and these are just brilliant.Design wise, the Keen toe is bomber! It will never wear through even if your last name is Lewinski. I've had high dollar steel toe boots that wear through and I walk around looking like the Terminator with steel showing through but these just keep stepping into the batter's box day after day.Comfort? Great. Not as good as the non steel toe (please bring them back so I can buy 3 pair and be good to go for the next 5+ years) but they will not make your feet/back tired like some other brands I've tried.The steel toe has kept my tender feet safe and I'm thankful to have them especially when dragging a reluctant horse back to his pen and he steps right on the toe box.I'll go through 3 sets of laces before any other part of the boot wears down. The tread wears well, the leather wears well and I can kick the mud out going front or back with vigor knowing I won't hurt the structural integrity of these boots.Get 'em. You won't be disappointed.