Customer Reviews KEEN Utility Louisville 6" Steel Toe

A little bit uncomfortable

This pair was to replace another model Keen that I had a warranty issue with, (sole delaminated). I have an black pair that I got off the shoe truck at work and really liked them. Figured why not use my credit to buy a second pair and rotate them. Both pair fit great and are comfortable as all of my Keen's have been.

I've done Construction, Landscaping, and mechanic throughout my career and no matter the job my Keen boots always hold up. These make for great mechanic boots and the leather holds up well against oil and grease. Would love to see some of the easy flex rubber material added to the crease joints of these. n

I work in a factory on a concrete floor all day. These boots provide me the protection I need, yet they are light on the feet. Good job KEEN

I typically like to replace these boots every 6 months due to the holes forming in the leather where the creases meet in the toe area. Also due to the breaking of the metal fixtures for the laces. I work in salt production so these boots are getting attacked and sometimes wet around 50 hours a week. I find them to work for my needs and environment. I'd like a shield that could velcro at the shin or something to deflect the salt and dust, but I digress.

Love my Keen boots, but the shoe glue needs to be better. Doesn't take long before the shoe separates from the sole and lets water in. Has happened with the past 3 pairs ive owned.

The boots are great, water resistant, comfortable. But the laces not so much, no matter how tight they are they still come undone.

Great customer service

Very comfortable boot. I do construction and on my feet for long hours on all different terrain. My feet and back never hurt

They look great and they fit great until I laced and tied them. They are so tight around the ankles they were digging into that bone and causing a ton of pain. Will be contacting today to return.

My husband love it! Its perfect for work and much better than the ones he had before!

Honestly, I think it's a great pair of but, I would not recommend for snow, the only real complaint I have is I have no skin left on my heels. There's a blister the size of mounted and I wore them once and won't be wearing them again.

I was looking for a lighter-weight steel toe boot to replace a worn out, very heavy pair for logging. These looked to fit the bill, at 10 oz. lighter per boot. I have another pair of Keen Utility boots that are great, and I wear daily, so I figured similar fit. Nope, there is an excess of material where the tongue meets the upper part of the boot. This seam, when laced up, folds over a pushes painfully against the shin. I thought maybe some break-in time, but I don't think this issue would ever go away. The stitching in the same area looks very sloppy, with loose threads, appears ready to fall apart. I have never seen either of these issues with Keen, and they are the most comfortable footwear I've own over the years. Defective? Design flaw? I returned them. They seem to run about a half-size too big as well. Thankfully Keen is great to work with for returns.