Keen Utility Men's Cincinnati 6 inch Composite Toe Waterproof Wedge
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Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 11.5 Wide
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This heavy-duty wedge introduces lightweight comfort into a classic style. Carbon-fiber toes and air-infused midsole offer unbeatable comfort while an EH-rated rubber outsole provides better slip-resistance. Weighing 34.6 oz / 981 g, the Cincinnati 6” Waterproof Composite Toe wedge work boots for men introduce lightweight comfort to a classic Goodyear welted style. Built off KEEN’s traditional wider foot form, these boots offer an air infused KEEN Luftcell midsole which provides unbeatable, long-lasting comfort. The EH- rated, non-marking rubber outsole offers abrasion and slip-resistance for better longevity not typically available in this style. If you have custom insoles for orthotic purposes, no problem, all KEEN Utility products have removable PU insoles for easy replacement. This dependable boot is great for heavy-duty work in construction, landscaping, welding, manufacturing, iron and road work. KEEN Utility sources leather from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG). At KEEN Utility, we believe in creating boots that make your work and your life better. That means delivering the kind of safety, comfort and performance that contributes to living a richer, fuller, multidimensional life – on the job and off.
Date First Available : February 24, 2025
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Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 15
Good boot for the price. Seems tough and reliable. Average comfort. Not a pretty boot and a little heavy but gets the job done.
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by christopher l kimbro
Color: Black/Sandshell
Size: 12
I highly recommended anyone to buy the Cincinnati 6 inch composite toe work boots. Love the wide toe box which give my toes plenty of wiggle room. I have issues with my feet which requires me to buy new inserts for any pair of new shoes I purchace. But theses boots it did not require for me to buy a new set because they are very comfortable to walk and stand on for a very long period of time. If you need a great pair of boots, then I suggest you buy yourself a pair of keen Cincinnati 6 inch boot. Five out of five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Edgar S. Torres
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 9.5
Having worn these quite a bit since I purchased them, I’d say these Keen’s are decent boots but they have issues. Pros: I think they look great and the treads provide decent traction and are fairly nonslip. They are comfortable to stand in and my feet never felt fatigued at the end of the day. carbon fiber toe holds up to impacts well and your toes aren’t frozen at the end of the day like with steel toed boots. Cons: The fact the way they are stitched together makes the edges of the tongue dig into your ankle is my major gripe. It’s not exactly painful just annoying. Mine started to develop a squeak while walking which basically went away after applying a copious amount of gold bond to the underside of the insole. They are fairly heavy which can be an issue if you are moving around a lot or climbing up/down ladders all day. Finally, I wish there was just a little more room in the toe box to account for the carbon fiber toe.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by JAY
Color: Tuscan Red/Sandshell
Size: 10
My previous pair lasted a little over a year. I’m a material handler for a major utility company. I stand, walk, climb, lift, drive heavy equipment all day long. They are comfortable right out of the box. Zero break-in required. I’ve worn Wolverine, Ariat, Timberland, and Danner. In my opinion Keen is better than all of them. These are very well made (quality tread, stitching, leather) comfortable and wear extremely well. I find them true to size. I do remove the insole it comes with and add my orthotic insoles. The boot accommodates them with no problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025 by S. Bacon
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 9.5
I never had a pair, and actually thought they were funky. I went to my local workwear store and the only boots they had that I even remotely liked were the San Jose’s. I’ve had that pair for 15+ months as a machinist. I get oil, coolants, metal chips, hot shavings, everything on them. They are the soft toe though, and my new job keeps bugging me about a safety toe, so I decided to try the Cincinnati. For a hard toe boot they are light. Obviously not like the SJ’s, but still light. The Cincinnati’s look good new, but way better after I got some mink oil on them. I’ve only worn them once, and they are fairly comfortable. Again, the San Jose is like a moccasin, and I was in them 40+ hours a week at school and work. They lasted and I’d continue those if I was allowed, but the Cincinnati will do great I am sure. I’ll update this in a year, or sooner if the boot loses any stitching, tears, or if a sole comes off. If this review is still here, the boots are still kickin. I really do love Keen boots now.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by jordan s. colby jordan s. colby
Color: Black/Sandshell
Size: 10
Too early to tell but so far they are comfortable and will made & true to size………I’ll return with real results hopefully they last longer then brunts boots
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by Carlos suarez Carlos suarez
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 10
Full disclosure, I bought these because they were on huge sale. I should have known better when you’re saving $100 on a pair of boots. They do seem like a high quality shoe, reasonably comfortable, waterproof, slip resistant, etc. Sole is not too aggressive, which I prefer. But man, they are clucky. Like, it’s really harder to walk in them. I’ve work boots every day for 50+ years, some are better, some are worse, and they all wear out and you move on. Lots of times you buy the same boot over again. Not this time. It’s is the first pair of Keens I’ve ever owned and based on this experience probably the last.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024 by James Pellegrini
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Size: 11 Wide
I retired my Braddocks for the Cincinnatis. One week in. Time will tell. These are my third Keens in a row, so that's my reference. I only wear my boots--rare exceptions for some ancient slip-on Skechers for Sunday lounging. I work in an industrial shop on concrete floors where safety-toe boots are required. Here are my impressions so far: Fit-- My Braddocks were standard width, but reading reviews of the Cincinnatis compelled me to order them wide in the same size, and I'm glad I did. I feel like they are about the same width! I would advise anyone on the fence to go with wide and swap 'em out if needed. Feel-- These boots were comfortable from the beginning with only a little minor break-in, particularly between the tongue and the upper, which settled in by the end of the second workday. I read about issues that other purchasers experienced, like inconsistencies in dimensions between left and right or general defects that led to early failure, and I haven't found any of these deal-breakers. They go on and off easily enough without yanking the heel loop, but I do have to untie and tie them (gasp!), unlike the Braddocks where I was able to pull the laces off of the four hooks (these have two) and slip them right off, and quickly re-hook the laces without retying. Sole-- The tread being consistent and flat from stem to stern has been a plus for me. I have neurological balance issues and they feel firmly planted where I put them compared to the Braddocks, which have a big arch gap. The soles extend 1/4" past the uppers, but I haven't found myself catching them on stairs or anything like that. I was hesitant about the light-colored layer of the sole, and I think this will be a problem, but nothing a little oxy-clean and elbow grease can't check. I encounter a lot more grease and grime than your average fella but a quick wipe-down a couple of days ago brightened them right back up--that is to say, they're not soaking up the filth. The Braddock uppers are still in good shape but the sole disintegrated prematurely. My hope is that the uppers of these are just as resilient, but that these sole materials can keep it together. Function-- I had them submerged in water up to the fifth eyelet for about 3 minutes with zero intrusion, and after a quick wipe with a rag there wasn't any leather damage. As for breathability, I think things might be a smidge swampier than the Braddocks but it could be observer bias. We're bone-dry compared to other brands. I had to move a heavy desk, and with the full edge weight of ~150 lbs on the toe as I shimmied it I felt no flex and there was no damage to the upper. I haven't attempted to electrocute myself lately, but I don't think these are rated for that anyway. Walking feels great with no shifting or rubbing, and my feet are no less handsome (ain't sayin' much) when I shuck my standard athletic socks at night. Final thoughts-- Compared to other brands I have worn over the years including RedWings, Dr. Martens, Asolo, Caterpillar/Wolverine, Timberland and others, Keen boots have been the most comfortable and lightest, but not necessarily the longest-wearing. Who wants uncomfortable boots that last forever? These feel and work like the other two Keen models I have vanquished, and their looks might be stylistically appropriate for a wider variety of social activities. The wife doesn't hate them, and that's high praise! Keen purports to have a generous return/exchange window and warranty policy, but I have been fortunate enough to avoid testing these despite my best efforts. For this third round, I am heading in feeling pretty confident that these boots will meet or beat the Braddocks. I am hesitant to rate that fifth star for these reasons: 1. Two lace hooks instead of four increases boot time; possibly significant in a tactical or emergency scenario 2. Light-colored mid-sole layer requires cleaning 3. Standard-width Braddock owners might need wide-width Cincinnatis 4. Unfortunate outcomes for other reviewers
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2021 by parts_man