Keen Utility Lansing Review (Keen Steel Toe Boots Review)

Keen Utility Lansing Review (Keen Steel Toe Boots Review)
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Welcome to Ultimate Survival Gear! Today, I have another Keen Utility work boots review for you guys as a special request. And this is Keen Lansing steel toe work boots. Here is the Amazon link:
Keen Utility Men's Lansing Mid Waterproof Industrial and Construction Shoe - amzn.to/2LjM2Hm
Keen Official website: Men's Lansing Mid Waterproof (Steel Toe) - alnk.to/caXHS4U
Let's start with the specs:
100% Textile
Imported
Rubber sole
Shaft measures approximately 5.5" from arch
Boot opening measures approximately 8" around
STEEL TOE: Left and right asymmetrical uniquely anatomically correct steel toe design provides a roomier toe box for maximum comfort and unobtrusive fit; The Pittsburgh 6" meets or exceeds ASTM F2412 and F2413 I/75 and C/75 Standards
TRACTION: Oil- and slip-resistant, non-marking, rubber outsoles are used for improved traction that meet or exceed ASTM F1677 MARK II and ASTM F2913 SATRA Non-Slip Testing Standards; Lug sole patterns provide grip even on slick surfaces
WATERPROOF: KEEN. DRY is a waterproof, breathable membrane liner that lets vapor out without letting water in for keeping your feet dry and comfortable; The Pittsburgh 6” boot does have a mesh liner that integrates with the waterproof membrane
UNDER FOOT PROTECTION: Electrical Hazard (EH)-rated to provide a secondary source of protection from live electrical circuits; A full-length TPU stability shank gives added support
SAFETY & COMFORT: Reflective safety features run the entire length of the shoe for added visibility; Moisture-wicking textiles are used to keep feet dry and CLEANSPORT NXT provides natural odor protection using probiotics
Closure Type: Lace-Up
So, I have reviewed a few Keen boots on this channel and Keen Utility boots as well. I have to say, Keen knows stuff whenever it comes to comfort. If you are looking for comfortable steel toe boots, my first recommendation would be something from Keen. The reason why I am pointing this out, is because it is not that simple to make a steel toe boot comfortable.
If you need waterproof work boots, these do offer waterproofing as well. So, a lot of quality and protection offered for a decent price of $120 (as of the upload date).
Overall, I do like these Keen work boots. They would not be as my preference as an Ultimate Survival Boots, but if I needed steel toe construction boots, for example, I would definitely consider them.
So, what do you guys think? Let me know in the comments below! If you have any requests, as always, drop them in the comments and I will try to get to them first! Thanks for watching!
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[@BadKittyNoMilk]

im so glad you mentioned ice/snow. I work in a warehouse 10hour shifts and it does snow where i am. We must walk in snow and a little ice in the parking lot. this is very helpful. The steel toe shoes i purchased last year are difficult to find now.

[@sonoman00ify]

I buy my Keen boots extra wide. Order them in your correct size and extra wide. I have the Targee 3s. Most comfortable boot I have ever work. I just ordered these because I work with steel and smashed my the in Targees. I think I will love these. Keen has extra wide available in all sizes.

[@yurtthesilentgod1225]

My contract manager just ordered me a pair of these. I got wide on a whim and I'm pleased to hear it's worth it

[@Bpt203]

These boots are awesome.

[@ricksandy4382]

I have just got this boots. They are my second part of keens . And I got them because I work a Walmart and I am on my feet pretty much all night and I like still toe boots . And my first pair I got lasted me about two and half years . But with that I was doing asphalt work. And I thought if my first pair made it two half years doing that kind of work then working at Walmart I should get even more life out of them but I really can't say anything about them right now but the weigh u really can't feel it . I can say as of now they are doing better then the tennis shoes that I have been wearing for the past two months .. and I'll put a follow up in a few months .. two let everyone know how they do on a concrete floor . Over a few months .

[@game-rat]

Follow up? :)

[@BronzeOrwin]

what's the best steel toe you have found? required for some stuff I'm doing :(

[@shane6232]

They are garbage, they felt good to start and then I got blisters on my left foot, adjusted many times over my 12 hr shift. No store return for worn boots and I reached out on website they only back there direct bought stuff. 160$ junk don't buy! Oor buy mine they'll be on ebay!

[@Itsdeadfrosty]

Same! These boots sucked for me. Warehouse job, walking pulling jacks for 10 hours my feet come back white from sweat, and blisters like crazy. No arch either

[@shane6232]

@@Itsdeadfrosty yeah won't waste my time and money, just stick to whats best, either Redwing or timberland... Work pays for them now anyway 🤑

[@michaelhostetler5190]

I would not run I'd stand my ground and die....

[@AnacesardaLuz26daLuz77]

Cesar 🥾 200

[@AnacesardaLuz26daLuz77]

Cesar 🥾 100