KEEN Utility Milwaukee 6 "Stivali da lavoro in pelle con punta in acciaio da uomo 14 Wide Slate Black

Brand:KEEN Utility

3.5/5

€
362.94

Giornate lunghe, lavori duri, terreno accidentato: questo stivale per impieghi gravosi può sopportarlo. Con pelle resistente all'abrasione e costruzione durevole e flessibile, si blocca per il lungo raggio. Proteggere le dita dei piedi una scarpa alla volta. Dalle spiagge alle montagne alle strade cittadine, Keen crede che l'aria aperta sia ovunque senza un soffitto. Keen crede nel vivere una vita ibrida, il che significa far parte di una comunità più grande che è piena di persone che creano possibilità, giocano all'aria aperta e si prendono cura del mondo che li circonda.

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EAN: 0871209979264

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Uomini, Uniformi, Lavoro e Sicurezza, Scarpe, Stivali industriali e da costruzione, Industriale e edile,

Punta in acciaio asimmetrica destra e sinistra. Pelle Tough-Tec resistente all'abrasione. Plantare metatomico estraibile in eva bidensità. Ganci per lacci in metallo con chiusura. L'apertura dello stivale misura circa 12 circa. L'albero misura circa 6 dall'arco. Suola di gomma. Importato. 100% pelle.

Department	Mens
Item model number	1007976
Manufacturer	Keen

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Scritto da: Jay of all trades

Good boot for the money.

These were a good work boot that survived 51 weeks of abuse dished out by a 185 pound guy toting a 40lb tool backpack plus tool belt all day. The roomy toe box lets my feet spread out as they expand throughout the day which is unlike my previous steel toed Thorogoods. No blisters or hot spots in my feet until just before their retirement. i had to replace the insoles at 6 months and got the moderate arch support Keen ones which I feel are part of the reason these boots lasted as long as they did. I burned up the laces early due to welding spatter but the synthetic material surprisingly did not show any signs of heat damage. I would buy these again and may yet do so if the price drops back down. I replaced them with Keen Cincinnatis only because of the price.

Scritto da: Sunshine

Impressed

My husband is a diesel mechanic and no boots have ever stood up as good as these even the $400 ones. He would like to get more supportive inserts for them but that's a cheap easy solution. Highly recommend these boots.

Scritto da: SubPar

Quality lasting boots

These boots are some of the longest lasting and more comfortable boots I've owned. This is my third pair that I've owned although the first pair was different. I've had a problem with all of the pairs the tongue not lining up, the hooks for the shoe laces being to tight and fragile. The tongue issue is a bit uncomfortable for me but not a big deal. The hooks where you have to lace it up is a major problem with me. I can't stand sitting and fiddling for a lot longer than what it should take to tie your shoe strings. They are so tight that you have to push down in certain areas and pull extremely hard in order for them to go through the hooks. On my last pair of boots I tried prying the hook up to free the tension on it and the metal just broke so beware of this.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

One of the best work boots

These boots are one of the best boots that I have ever owned. They’re comfortable. Waterproof and insulated.

Scritto da: wvrktguy

So far not so good :/

Update 6/17/15 - Okay - in a better place now and have upgraded my review to 3 stars because Keen did come through and is replacing the boots. I heard back from Keen yesterday and they provided me with a coupon for a new pair of boots and the person that reached out to me was very helpful. Glad to see that Keen stood behind their product. Update 6/9/15 - I finally called customer services and they told me that I should just work the claim through Amazon as it would be faster than waiting on them. I indicated I didn't see how this was Amazon's fault because of a material defect in the boot and they said it didn't really matter it would still be quicker just to work it through Amazon. The person on the phone at Keen was pretty much as unhelpful as she could possibly be. She said that they would put my warranty claim on hold until I reached out to Amazon which I told them I wasn't going to do and she then reiterated well we'd suggest you work this through Amazon. Update 6/7/15 - well several weeks in of periodically wearing these boots and I still can't get the darn things broken in. Maybe I just got a lemon. I think I found the culprit though - unlike several of my other pair of boots these have a stitch seam right in the center of the back of your heal and I think that the stitching is what is digging into my foot. I'm going to give them another week or two and if not broken in they are probably headed to the trash can. At this point they look pretty messy just from mud around the house so I would feel bad sending them back. Oh, and in regards to the warranty claim for the bad stitching on the tongue, we are now 3 weeks in and not a single word from Keen. On their website it is still saying in process. Due to the lack of responsiveness and issues with the boot I'm going from my generous 2 stars down to 1. Will reassess if/when I hear back. Based on the previous reviews I really wanted to like these boots but so far I have not been impressed. On the second day of wearing the boots the tongue stitching has started to separate resulting in about a 1.5 in gap between the leather and the waterproof backing I was able to re-stitch it until I could work the warranty claim through Keen but not something to expect to do on a pair of new boots. I submitted the warranty claim to Keen one week ago as of the date of this review and I've yet to hear anything back which doesn't bode well for this customer service experience. With all that said, my biggest gripe is actually the long break in period. I've owned many Red Wings, Wolverines, Chippewas, Danners, etc. and so far the break in on these has been the longest and most painful. The first day I wore them for about 2 hours to hang tree stands and didn't take any other boots with me - huge mistake. By the end of the two hours I could barely walk and actually debated going barefoot - no joke. Had a bad blister from that experience and couldn't wear them for about 3 days. The next several times I wore them was just to walk the dog for about 15-20min at a time which has actually helped. I'm about 2.5 weeks in and they are now actually wearable. I push mow my yard which takes about an hour and made it through that today with no real problem. Also, it isn't like I was wearing bad socks - I only wear Darn Tough socks with my boots which are some of the best socks out there in my opinion. The boots do have some redeeming factors assuming I may have gotten a dud on the stitching. They are light weight which will be nice once they are fully broken in. The tread is pretty aggressive and seems to do fine on wet grass and mud which is nice. The leather seems to be of good quality and is actually pretty soft which should have resulted in a quicker break in but for some reason didn't. Appearance is good.

Scritto da: L8on

Great boots BUT

These are great boots overall. But they are not 100% waterproof. After work my feet were wet. I wasn't even in direct water it was light rain and snow. For $200 they need to be 100% waterproof. Other than that they are great boots.

Scritto da: HEOS

Perfect work boots

To start. I’m 6.3” weight 280lbs For years and years i spend good amount of money searching for the right work boots and casual boots. I’m happy to say after couple of weeks using this shoes. That keen Philadelphia 6” composite toe waterproof and Milwaukee composite toe waterproof are the best shoes for work that I have ever bought and will buy from now on. I also bought 3 pairs of Cincinnati 6” couple months ago. To me they feel like walking on a firm mattress all day super comfortable.

Scritto da: RM

Nice Boots

These seem better made than the Cat boots very comfortable.

Scritto da: Dorthea Mills

Fantastic work boots!

My husband liked how easy they are to get on and off and he found these boots comfortable right from day one.

Scritto da: Zack

Tough but comfortable

Great boot for Masonary work

Scritto da: Becca

Good boots

Great boots! Bought a new pair after 2 years of daily use with previous pair.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

High quallity boots!!

Nice boots. Very comfortable. Almost too much toe room. Very solid construction.

Scritto da: M B

Never have I had a boot with as good traction as this in icy snow winter conditions!

I can't say enough about how happy I am that I purchased these boots I have very large wide feet (SIZE 15W US ) I can comfortably wear thick wool socks with these boots.. I purchased arch supports.. I could probably wear these for days and days (if I had to ) without any discomfort... I feel feel very solid and strong while wearing them... The biggest surprise of all is how amazing these boots are in winter! I am completely sure footed in the icy streets of downtown Toronto. I never slipped once. Remarkable!!! Thank you