I've been in the trades for a long time and have gone through many pairs of work boots. I've never owned a pair of Keens but have had good recommendations from many people so I thought I'd give Keen a try. They were actually pretty good..that was until the grips on the sole of the shoes started coming off and I've only been wearing them for a short time.

Francis

Toronto

Very disappointed in the Lansing. I have and do own several pairs of Keen shoes, hikers, and utility boots. Currently own Targhee ii, Davenport's, and Hamilton's... and, unfortunately, these Lansing's The Hamilton's have run their course and needed to be replaced, and when I saw the new Lansing I hoped it would be a much more cost effective option, while still giving the great fit and comfort I am used to from Keen. Sadly that was not the case. In store they did seem stuff, but I assumed, like with all Keens I have owned, they needed to be broken in and would soften up after a few wears. I wore them to work for 2 weeks, and saw no improvement. By the middle of week three, I just couldn't wear them anymore. These are the most uncomfortable work boots I have ever owned. I wish I had spent the extra money another pair of Hamilton's.

Jeff

Ontario

after 3 months of using these boots the grip is falling off in places and the inside of the boot is bunching up and creating lumps on the sides and bottom of the toe box area. So I wouldn't get these expecting durability and lasting comfort.

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