KEEN Utility Lansing Mid Wp mens Work Boots

They are a wide fit, but incredibly comfortable, I'll definitely buy another pair (not wide fit though) when these have worn through. Outer materials durable, all good.

Very good shoes. Very confortable, sturdy I wear them 8 hours a day every week day at work. Still like new

Son de excelente calidad y diseño, la marca es garantía

This is a 'true to size' shoe with minimum tolerance. Likes: Waterproof capability No discomfort at toe section due to wide cut with all around protection Definitely looks great Shortfall: Even though the shoe is grippy ( like all good keen material) and works faultlessly on terrain surface, it can slip momentarily on marble or cemented floor due to sole pattern profile which has less floor to shoe area of contact Require oiling if you need to preserve Require a ' break in' period for the shoe to mould to wearer; may experience discomfort till then especially for high arc feet Could have a better shoe lace system Insole is swappable but do get a thin to medium thickness profile alternative as too thick of an insole can result in less fittment to the heel and translate to a heel ' lift off' from within the shoe as you move

Muy cómodos, no te cansas a pesar de una jornada larga de trabajo, tienen la suela suave, no te suda el pie, están frescos, muy muy recomendados!

I originally left these shoes a 5 star review because they felt very comfortable and worked well for a couple months when I did landscaping, but I decided to update my review with this: For a while, I was a pretty big fan of Keens. My whole family was wearing them, but in one way or another, inferior quality has lead to a lot of our shoes kicking the bucket way too early. I've owned about 3 pair of Keen Utility Lansing Mids and all of them had issues in the sole. I used them for work and after about 3-4 months, large bulges began to form in the sole, becoming extremely uncomfortable and causing blisters on my feet. The photo above shows where I marked the shape and size of the bulge in red. I reached out to Keen repeatedly about this problem, but every Keen Lansing I owned did the same thing, and eventually the service team at Keen decided they were not going to stand behind their product anymore and essentially fired me as a customer. In the end, it worked out. Keen is just not right for people who actually use their shoes for their intended purpose, and it's better to not get your expectations high about them and if you want good quality, look elsewhere. I've gotten multiple pair of their hiking boots for my son, and they're just built so poorly and fall apart after a couple months. When I consult about this issue at many shoe stores, all the feedback I get is the same, and their warranty/return rate is very high. It's the same across the board.