With its excellent set of features, expect nothing short of comfort and safety while you complete various tasks.

That’s why we offer an 8” Cincinnati boot. The extended shaft height provides added ankle support for long days and heavy loads, and helps fend off routine workday scuffs and bumps. With a Goodyear welted sole and a full grain leather upper, the Cincinnati boot supports your feet with torsional stability for less foot fatigue and increased durability for everyday wear.Some jobs require more safety features than others, so the KEEN Cincinnati boot is available with either a soft toe or a carbon-fiber safety toe option. The carbon-fiber toe has a non-metallic, reinforced build and an asymmetrical design with a left- and right-specific fit that provides a better fit than a traditional safety toe construction. The carbon-fiber version is also 15% lighter than a steel toe, which means every step takes a little less energy. Due to this diversity and because I have some pretty harsh foot and ankle problems, I use different boots for different days. Sometimes I need a waterproof boot. Sometimes I need a boot that breathes. I normally wear a safety toe but I don’t have to every day. Looking for a soft toe work boot ,but prefer a waterproof option? Our men's Cincinnati 6" waterproof boot adds a KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable membrane to our classic Cincinnati boot.

Here, I list a few more brands for you to look at and get a pair that fits your feet, work, and preferences.Some KEENs meet the ASTM International standard. But, many are mainly hiking boots, and few are work boots. Especially, a boot that suffers lots of pressure and harsh weather may last for about four months. But, for most work environments, the boot should easily last between eight and sixteen months. What type of work boots does Keen make? All these features make Keen boots extremely comfortable on the inside while maintaining toughness on the outside. To avoid sore feet while breaking in your new pair of Keen work boots: In 1999, Martin Keen invented the Newport Sandal. But it was until 2003 that Keen produced the first footwear for sale. Keen Utility Cincinnati work boots hit it out of the park for anyone who works long days on concrete, asphalt, steel, and other hard surfaces. It has the comfort of a wedge enhanced by a softer midsole and combined with a more aggressive outsole design than most wedges.