Customer Reviews KEEN Utility Vista Energy Shift ESD (Comp Toe)

I'm dealing with severe chronic plantar fasciitis, and am looking for a wide toe box work shoe for me to be on my feet all day on my farm. I'm a W10 (D) and purchased a M9 (D) (PT wants me to size up .5). This shoe does not feel any wider than a Women's Medium width (B). Interesting Keen design, I just need a very specific shoe to overcome my foot pain right now.

Love the shoes, fit great (slightly wider, but better than slightly narrower), but they failed my ESD tester! Which for ESD rated shoes pretty much defeats the whole purpose of buying them. The right shoe actually passed, but the left shoe would not, although I suspect it was pretty close. I need something compatible with the disposable straps (500-800K), but the SD spec is 500K-1M, so I'm guessing these are just on the high end between 800K-1M. I did not want to get the CH rated shoes (0-500K), but looks like that is what I need to do, and I will just hope that they end up on the higher end because I really don't want direct contact. However, these SD rated shoes will be going back.

Not your typical Keen safety shoe, my toes felt "crunched" together and the shoe is VERY difficult to get on.

Steel toe was jamming into my toes . Not enough cushion for the warehouse

shoe is definitely smaller than indicated with the width

Fit was too tight

Run smaller even though, I got a size bigger than what I usually wear.

The front tab stabs my ankle

Order my size and went with a wide option on the shoe and it felt very narrow and the toe box was tight on the top of the foot. I could barely get my foot in with a thin sock on. This didn't fit like a normal Keen

Will damage you ankles and skin

Ok shoe fits good, but the solo is too tiny, no support, the bottom of my feet start hurting immediately putting these shoes on

Would not recommend. Based on my own experience and others I've heard from. They came in a bag, not a box. Seemingly already used pair of shoes. I did try them but they caused terrible blisters on my ankles the first 10 hour shift I worked with them on. I wear thick socks and it still occurred. The toebox also comes up too short based on my feet so my pinky toe kept hitting the edge of the safety toebox.

I couldn't even properly wear the shoe. I have wide feet and this shoes hole was too small. RIDICULOUS.

Too small and tie

I am flat footed. This shoe has too much space on top to where your foot is loose in shoe. Arch is good, wide fit is good, but overall shoe is designed for fat foot.

I am usually a size 12W... Worn Keen Utility's for years. Lately, shoes have seemed to be smaller than normal,.. so I decided to try a 13 W.... Didn't realize this was a slip on shoe. My mistake. However, I couldn't even get all of my toes in this one ! Was never going to fit my size 12W foot in this 13W shoe ! Keen ???