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The KEEN Utility Men's Cincinnati 6 Boots are designed for those who require a dependable and comfortable boot for heavy-duty work. With a focus on delivering outstanding safety features and long-lasting comfort, these boots are ideal for various professions such as construction, landscaping, welding, manufacturing, iron, and road work. Weighing in at 34.6 oz / 981 g, these waterproof composite toe wedge work boots blend traditional style with modern technology.
| Product Name | Image | Price | Rating | Review Count | Expert Score | Sales Last Month | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KEEN Utility Men's Cincinnati 6" Waterproof Round Soft Toe Work Boot |  | $142.5 | (4.2) | 1014 | 87 | 50 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's San Jose 6" Soft Toe Waterproof Wedge Work Boots |  | $165.0 | (4.2) | 1353 | 84 | 50 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Lansing Mid Height Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boots |  | $150.0 | (4.2) | 7209 | 83 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Pittsburgh 6" Leather Waterproof Steel Toe Work Boots |  | $200.0 | (4.2) | 4185 | 77 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Pittsburgh 6" Leather Waterproof Steel Toe Work Boots | | $200.0 | (4.2) | 4195 | 77 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's, Independence 6 in Carbon Toe Waterproof Boot |  | $109.99 | (4.2) | 1685 | 76 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Flint 2 Low Steel Toe Construction Boots |  | $150.0 | (4.2) | 949 | 75 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Cincinnati 6 Boots |  | $189.99 | (4.2) | 2912 | 74 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Louisville 6" Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boot | | $180.0 | (4.2) | 1691 | 74 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Boots |  | $215.0 | (4.2) | 1069 | 73 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Pittsburgh 6" Soft Toe Waterproof Work Boots |  | $189.99 | (4.2) | 2125 | 73 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's San Jose 6" Alloy Toe Waterproof Wedge Work Boots |  | $165.0 | (4.2) | 2089 | 73 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's San Jose 6" Alloy Toe Waterproof Wedge Work Boots | | $170.0 | (4.2) | 2096 | 73 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Logandale Mid Height Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boots |  | $174.95 | (4.2) | 1010 | 73 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
| KEEN Utility Men's Mt Vernon 6 Boots |  | $208.85 | (4.2) | 691 | 72 | 10 | Get it on Amazon |
Best boots I've ever owned.I've had these for over 2 yearsThey are beat up, I stand on concrete all day, I'm around acetone, gel coat, fiberglass resin, 5-6 days a week. Over 2 years now and they are still going strong.Most comfortable boots I've ever owned as well. Like standing on a cloud.I'm 300 lbs as well, the soles are still intact!
Being a Welding Inspector on sites and shops the terrain I face is as varied as it can be, one week I'm in the middle of nowhere Arizona in a mine; the next I'm in Pittsburgh in a fab shop. I need a boot that will perform but on top of that, be super comfortable. As a Cubbies fan I hate to admit that anything named after Cincinnati is worth anything, but these boots, as soon as I put them on I just knew. Yes, they are a bit on the heavier side but I'd trade a little weight for a whole lot of comfort.I've worn Keen for years, have tons of pairs of their shoes and sandals (one pair of the Newport sandles I had lasted over 10 years). So I knew they would fit my foot. Nice open toe box and the size is my usual 11.5 (normally wear a 12 in everything else). These aren't my usual work boots, but I can say, I won't wear anything else now.Coming up through the welding trade I Irish Setter western style boots because of sparks and grinding dust, but now that I'm older and my job is different I can wear laced boots again without going through a pair of laces every few weeks.Yes, these are heavier than the usual boot I'd wear, but I feel planted and the boot feels sturdy. Being that I don't "beat on" my boots like I used to, they should last longer than my usual boots.My usual knee and back pain is gone wearing these. My joints almost breathed a sigh of relief when I put them on. As another review described, they do look like "Herman Munster" boots, but screw it, they're super comfortable. Herman was a welder, so yeah, he knew what was up.Anyway, I'll update this at 6 months and a year to see where they stand as far as durability.***update*** boots are still going strong after over 6 months. I wear them almost daily and my job is no different, from office days to fab shops all over the US to sun drenched roofs in Utah and heat and humidity of Texas. I love these boots and once they wear out, I'll play taps on my bagpipes and give them a proper send off then immediately order another pair.
Keen Cincinnati comp toe work boot.i have several other keen steel toes and a comp toe boot that I like. So when i saw the Cincinnati on sale for $103 2025/07/25th i had to purchase it.pros and cons. i will start with the negatives first.It size 11.5d: That's the size in keen that usually fit me best, so thats what i got. it fits great. but... it looks huge.it looks larger than my keen san jose 11.5wide.it looks larger than my Irish setter (Ashby) 11.wide.its just a huge looking boot that i am not going to wear in the summer with shorts .* i went for a TWO mile walk in them in the morning.The Cincinnati feel much more bulky than my other (indoor) work boots. they probably wont be worn much.*a shame because they feel like a quality boot. and look nice weathered. I added some mink oil to them making them darker so they show less wear.The boot itself looks great. just not on me . i will keep the boot and use it as a winter boot when it cold and i have some pants on . i might end up using them now and then on days when it rains here in southern California. wich is not very often.Iike keen. but is will most likely stick with the keen san jose steel toe boot as my normal work boots. they look okay on me with pant and with shorts.I have also noticed that the san jose soft toe boots look a bit more trim than my steel toe san Jose's so i might pick up a pair for non work activities.The pros for the Cincinnati has full welt stiching. it should last a longer than the San jose glued construction. My san Jose are pulling apart in some sections of the toe area. i think thats just how they ended up breaking in. they might fall apart tomorrow on me or last another year. Thats why i decided to buy the Cincinnati since it was actually on sale for less than the cost for another pair of new San Jose's.I like work boots. but not all boots make for a good summer work boot. Moc toe boots can be verry comfortable to me when the mid sole and out sole have enough cushion to them. i think Keen san Jose provide that comfort to me. and when i get a chance to really use the Cincinnati in the winter i think it will be comfortable after a lot of breaking in.i dont realy like boots with padding and gusset tongues. even with gusseting i still get splitters in my boots from working with pallets. they extra padding just makes the boots heavier and takes longer to break in.i had to try something new out .I picked up the Cincinnati because i think im going to give up on my irsih setter Ashby's because i don't find them comfortable even afetr breaking them in once a week for the last SEVEN month they still feel stiff under the foot. even with good timberland pro insoles in them.The Cincinnati feels more comfortable than the Ashby's right out of the box even without a break in period.i just wish they didn't look so huge.The Cincinnati is nice if you stand around but dont do much walking)* (the ashby feel better to walk in for short distances)* if you do a lot walking on concrete then the energy vista fits like a basketball sneaker hightop. it's lighter and better suited for lots of indoor walking .I have some other Keen comptoe boots on order rated as esd compliant. i think will end using them as a summer boot if they fit well. with the right insole .... dr sholls all-purpose or timberland pro insoles. i think i can make most boots work for me.weight of the Cincinnati comptoe? its about the same as irish setter allow toe. but feels heavy compared to the san jose.The weight feels A little worse than I'm use to. on a long morning walk 2miles. i stopped a few time to try out different lacing paterns to lock the heal in to get the fit right. i got no blisters. but it was a much slower walk than iike. lol.maybe in the winter i will update this review.
Second pair. Only ordered as a back up pair while the first ones get re-soled. The upper takes an absolute bearing and keeps trucking. All of the seams are holding after 21 months. The laces are reliable as long as they are maintained. I've cleaned the boots a few times with saddle soap and conditioner, and they are still water proof. As long as you don't walk them into the wedge (whitish foam) you can get them re-soled by any reputable boot smith. Wicked comfortable. A+ product. Florida and North Carolina hurricane cleanup, Midwest mud, Upper Peninsula of Michigan winters, these things keep you safe and secure in your footing.
I bought these thinking that theyd be the most comfortable pair of work boots ever, I was wrong. The reviews are very good but these boots hurt my feet so bad. It seems like there's a hump right at the ball of my foot that's constantly putting pressure on it, same with the outside of my forefoot, just constant pressure. I've tried new insoles and waited for them to break in which caused me to miss the return window. If you get these, be sure to order insoles along with them as the ones that come with them have zero padding. Hopefully you can break them in with the before the 30 trial and return them, I definitely would not recommend these to anyone working on there feet or walking all day. These are also very heavy, probably due to the thick leather and soles. Leather quality is good but its more sued like so its gets dirty very quickly.
