- Is the KEEN Lansing Mid good for wide feet?
- Yes. KEEN's roomy toe box and wide sizing make it a common pick for people with broad feet. The steel toe still leaves room to wiggle toes.
- Does the steel toe meet safety standards?
- It meets ASTM F2413-18 I/75 C/75 EH for impact, compression and electrical hazard, plus ASTM F3445-21 for toe protection. That covers most industrial and construction site requirements.
- Is it truly waterproof?
- Yes. The KEEN.DRY membrane is built into the boot, so water stays out in rain and puddles. The trade-off is less breathability in hot weather.
- How heavy is it compared with other work boots?
- At about 708g per shoe it is heavier than most composite-toe boots. If weight matters more than steel-toe durability, a composite model may suit you better.
- What is the shaft height?
- The shaft is about 2.64 inches with a 5-inch overall height, so it covers the ankle without the bulk of a full boot.
- Can I wear it on hot surfaces?
- The outsole is heat resistant to 572°F, which handles hot pavement and some machinery areas. It is not a substitute for foundry-rated footwear.
- Where is the KEEN Utility Lansing Mid Steel Toe Waterproof cheapest?
- At eBay, for $69.30, 54% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the KEEN Utility Lansing Mid Steel Toe Waterproof?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Scheels, Zappos.