KEEN UtilityMen's Atlanta Cool 2 ESD Low Height Breathable Steel Toe Work Shoe

Nothing sucks about these shoes

I don't wear these as often as most, but they are comfortable and lightweight. As a senior, when I visit jobsites I must wear steel toe and many hurt my feet. These do not. When I was a younger man, I shopped work boots by price only. I gradually got better shoes and boots, but still was a tight wad. As an seasoned person, I am paying the price for my thrift in footwear with foot problems. I discovered Keen in hiking boots and fishing sandals. Love them and wish I had started using them all those years ago.

I ordered these shoes first on Zappos. Do not purchase your exact size, go a half size up. The ones I ordered on Zappos I had to be returned as they were too tight. I ordered a pair on Amazon a half size bigger but after 6 hours my feet began to hurt. I switched the insoles out with insoles from a pair of Yeezy’s I have, and I haven’t had a problem since. They actually feel a little too comfortable now. The end result is this can be a great shoe after some adjustments.

Okay say you working at a factory and your and young and single and want to party.... Boom safety sandals comfy for like a year too

Bought 9.5 wide and they were narrower than a standard 9.5. The tongue doesn't extend to the bottom of the laces so there is no way to make them looser.

I walk an average of 14,000 steps per day and sometimes hit 22,000 at work. At 50 years old, I need comfortable shoes. My feet also sweat easily, so the ventilation is important. These shoes have been wonderful. They feel lighter and breathe well. Only complaint I have is that the quick draw laces can work loose with a lot of squatting and flexing, and I have to tighten them about one or two times per 8 hour shift. Only thing I wouldn't do in these shoes is weld. Made that mistake in mesh shoes once. Just once.

I have been wearing the Keen Atlanta since 2016. When my most recent pair died, I saw that the Atlanta had been replaced with this Atlanta II, so I went ahead and bought them. I am quite happy with that purchase -- the Atlanta II is substantial improvement over the previous version.The older Atlanta sole had problems with the rubber over-molding separating from the mid-sole. Every pair of those I owned had to be glued back together. The Atlanta II has changed the sole design to avoid this problem. The upper construction is almost identical, which is a good thing. The ESD soles are as good as always.Overall, I'm quite satisfied with these shoes, and when my current pair wears out, I will purchase them again.

Decent little work shoe/ boot but the laces would never act the way I wanted or needed them to. Ultimately I replaced them with traditional ones and was better off. I definitely put my work shoes to the test and these were OK but not the best I have ever owned. If you don't like not having complete control over the tightness of the fit, this might not be the boot for you.

Great if you want something that will breath. Great warehouse shoe. Good traction on hard surfaces.

He comprado cuatro pares de zapatos de la marca desde 2018, estos últimos tenían un defecto en el forro interior. Mas allá de éste defecto, los zapatos recibidos en 2022 distan mucho de aquellos recibidos en 2018, los actuales no tienen el mismo nivel de estructura, se sienten sensiblemente mas frágiles?