I have bought several pair of keen steel toe shoes for work. These are by far the worst pair I have got. The steel toe part digs into the top of your foot while walking and using your feet on foot pedal controls.

Trip

Tennessee

This is my second pair, and they are great. They are true to size, and comfortable enough to wear all day.

George

Washington State

Unfortunately the steel toe was so uncomfortable. Every step it dug into my foot had to return. Hopefully non steel toe will be better

Sarah the road

Massachusetts

This is my third pair

Larry

Illinois

After a fairly underwhelming and quite frankly disappointing experience with the Braddock shoe, I am happy to report the Flints are much better in many ways. Most notably, they are lighter less wide so they don't feel like heavy, clunky clown shoes. These feel more like regular shoes. They seem well built but time will tell, I suppose. My only gripe (which is a gripe I have with just about every work shoe regardless of brand) is the insoles. I have yet to come across a set of insoles in a pair of work shoes that I like. They're always too hard and these are no exception. I also wish they had more of a color selection. Maybe black or dark gray? I would also like to wear these at my other job at the firehouse. Black would look better with a navy blue uniform but unfortunately these only come in brown. Not a big deal though

Matt A.

Albany NY

These shoes are M-F wear at work only: First: For not being able to try this style on before hand, fit was remarkable. I did try several other styles from Keen on prior to my purchase. So I was comfortable with my size choice which is difficult as my feet don't match... at all!!! Second: Took time to break in. The safety toe rubbed my left big toe until they were fully broken in. Once broken in, the fit is amazing for not being able to try on before purchase. Third: Quality is amazing. Although they are only work shoes, the 90(ish) days I've owned them I have yet to even have a thread come loose... Fourth. Would buy again!!! Con: Heavier than what I normally wear. Had to adjust my motorcycle shifter to foot peg clearance. Very thick shoe. Very Very VERY squeaky shoe on a clean tiled floor. No sneak attacks anymore :-(

unfocused_adventure

St. Augustine FL

I would never wear anything else on my feet, my feet are wide and need the room and the comfort. They last and can used much longer than other brands, that's a big plus for me. I always like to have a nice clean pair for casual activity, that's why I bought these. I use other keens around the house doing just about everything. A well designed durable shoe, they never fall apart. You get what you pay for.

roodog

Maine

This is the most comfortable work shoe I've ever owned. The Flint is a durable shoe as well.

xElwoodx

NC

So far so good I've only wore them two weeks though. I'm very anxious to see if the soles hold up better than the Flint Low's that I've owned in the past.

Bob in light construction

kennett Square PA.

I've been wearing these shoes for work for about 2.5 years. I get a new pair every 6 months. The first pair bothered my feet a little. I worked into them as my feet were most likely adjusting to something new. The next few pair were great! I have wide feet usually requiring a 4E. Keen's wide (2E) is more than enough. The toe caps are wide and usually not felt at all. Then there is my current pair. I just got them. Same color, size, bought from the same store, etc. I was told there was a redesign. The toe caps are rubbing both of my big toes. The soles feel lifted on the outside edge forcing my feet into an uncomfortable position. Every pair has been pretty good up until now. I'm really on the fence about getting my next pair.

Scott

Augusta, Maine