KEEN Utility Men's Cincinnati 6” Composite Toe Waterproof Wedge Work Boots
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Size: 10.5
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
Features
- 100% Textile and Synthetic
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Shaft measures approximately 6" from arch
- Boot opening measures approximately 12" around
- COMPOSITE TOE: Left and right asymmetrical, non-metallic, carbon-fiber safety toes offer unobtrusive fit and are 15% lighter than steel toes, and meet or exceed ASTM F2412 and F2413 EH standards
- WATERPROOF: KEEN.DRY is a waterproof, breathable membrane liner that lets vapor out without letting water in for keeping your feet dry and comfortable; The Cincinnati 6 Composite Toe work boots have a mesh liner that integrates with the waterproof membrane
- SUPPORT & COMFORT: Featuring KEEN Luftcell, an air-infused midsole for weightless comfort and aerated pillow-top cushioning to keep your feet comfortable while walking on the job site
- CONSTRUCTION: Continuous Goodyear welt construction for enhanced durability under extreme working conditions; Full-grain barnyard resistant leather helps resist the damaging effects of oleic acid, urea, sodium chloride, and ammonium hydroxide
- TRACTION: Oil- and slip-resistant, non-marking, siped, rubber outsoles for improved traction that meet or exceed ASTM F1677-96 and F2913 SATRA standards
Description
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 offers 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.
Department : mens
Date First Available : November 15, 2022
Manufacturer : Keen
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Size: 11 Wide
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
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
Size: 13
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
The media could not be loaded. I switched to keen louisville work boots about 2011. Prior to that I had worn red wings. Lately, I had developed some pain in my left foot that I couldn’t explain. The size 13 louisville boots had always been slightly too big, but the 12’s too small. I still don’t know why the pain started but I added the keen high arch insoles, then a medical grade insole..no improvement. I was looking for anything to help and noticed these keen cincinnati’s. in real life cinchona is just across the river from louisville, but in boot world these cincinnati’s are light years better than the louisvilles. I first noticed the weight reduction, then the fact that they are stretch laces but only one speed eyelet. I am still not a fan of the white soles, but trust me the way they feel you would wear bright purple boots if you had too. The Cincinnati’s run a little smaller than other keen utility boots which was music to my ears. Previously I had always just work two pairs of socks with my Louisville’s. so another side benefit is a lot less laundry. You can see from my pictures how the Cincinnati is a larger, taller boot on the outside, but i can assure you the foot bed is smaller. I was worried with only one speed loop I would not be able to get the boots tight, but that is where the stretch laces come in. They are neither hard to get off or hard to get on, the laces accommodate a good deal of movement. I have always thought boots without 2-3 speed loops boots (more if taller boots) would be hard to get on or off. But someone at keen has figured out how. This also is a good thing because anyone familiar with keen boots knows that the lacing hooks are notoriously bad for breaking laces. I stock keen laces because I have broken so many over the years. I could go on about the comfort, believe me, there is a world of difference. the composite toe is very functional and also something you forget is there - unlike cheap work boots there is no sacrifice in comfort for greater protection. I bought my first pair on try before you buy because I was skeptical. After wearing them for one day (btw, no break in period required), I came home and ordered a second pair. I am a big believer in rotating your shoes and boots. Giving them a day off extends their useful life as well as allows the boot to dry and the foot bed to recover. I am happy as I can be with these boots, and I hope you will be too.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 4, 2023 by Mike Mike
Size: 15 Wide
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
I like just about everything about these boots, they feel solid and look great, but today is day 6 of me owning this pair and the outsole around the back of the heel is already splitting horizontally. I’ve only wore these to and from my office to break them in so far, so I’m perplexed on how this could’ve happened. I’m making a replacement request through Amazon to give these a really good shot of claiming the title of my favorite boots but this is a big disappointment I didn’t expect.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 4, 2022 by Marshall Marshall
Size: 10.5 Wide
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
5’9”. 330 lbs. I’ve had a stabbing heel pain for quite some time. I do a lot of walking on various terrains in my line of work. I needed something that felt like Crocs on my feet. I’ll tell you what. These boots make me feel like I’m walking on marshmallows. I feel little to no pain in my heel when the Keens are on. It also helps minimize the pain in my arthritic knees. I love these boots so much that I intend to purchase the soft toe version for casual wear. Goodbye Red Wing. Keen is here to stay.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 23, 2023 by Kent Ruedemann
Size: 12
Color: Belgian/Sandshell
So far they seem to very comfortable and appear to be well made. I am a big fan of Keen shoes and boots. I started having trouble with sore feet about six months ago. So, I have tried anything to relieve that pain. So far they are helping and they’re still a work boot. Main downside is they are very heavy and clunky.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 2, 2022 by Allen Schulte