KEEN UtilityMen's San Jose 6" Alloy Toe Waterproof Wedge Work Boot

No csa approval and very frustrating trying to return no one came to pick up package for return

I am a project manager and am not in the field every day, so I didn't need a super heavy duty boot. I was looking for something that wasn't overly bulky and was made for real human feet, not super pointy toes like you'd expect in a women's office shoe. These were some of the only ones I could find, so I gave them a try. The fit is nice and they look great. As others have said, they aren't super durable and begin to wear quickly. The first place they seem to break down is the leather on the toe. It seems super thin and cuts/wears very easily. I rated these based on their intended use - light duty. I wouldn't recommend these for tradesmen or laborers.

This is the type of boot you buy when you work at an office. Is it comfortable to work in? Within the first few weeks yes. Why? They seem to separate from the sole. Around the 3-4 week mark they will open and now you have a talking boot. But overall the actual upper part of the boot has held up just the glue they use might as well be Elmer’s glue. If you do get the boot you should consider sizing up maybe half a size they do fit a bit snug. Final verdict, I wont be buying these boots again.

Got these boots 2 years ago, same model. Best boots ever. Super flexible and comfortable. I’m not sure if they changed something about them but they are so stiff. Been wearing for 2 months and can’t break them in

Six months later in a harsh merchant vessel engine room: still the most comfortable, durable, oil and water proof workboots I've ever owned. Had to Amazon these since my timberland pros totally failed in the engine room from a minor flooding event.Why not 5 stars? The laces are awful. I found kiwi laces at the supermarket. Seemed to do the job a lot better. Less stiff, easier to take the boot off or put it on. They could do better for the overall msrp. I'd still buy this one again.