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Keen 1020085 - Detroit Mid

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Waterproof leather upper
Oil- and slip-resistant non-marking rubber outsole
Dual-density compression molded EVA midsole
Moisture-wicking textile lining
Removable, metatomical PU footbed
Left and right asymmetrical steel toes
KEEN.DRY waterproof, beathable membrane
KEEN.KEY-TECH FLEX: contoured underfoot support provides structured stability and comfort
Contoured heel lock
Reflective webbing for additional safety and visibility
Meets ASTM F1677-96 MARK II non-slip testing standards
Meets ASTM F2913 SATRA non-slip testing standards
Meets ASTM F2412-11 and F2413-11 M I/75 C/75 EH standards
Cleansport NXT™ for natural odor control
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4/5
You can fix the lace loops but not the sole.
August 7, 2025

Peter
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These are the best work boots I've had (and I'm old). I've tried on most Keen work boots and these are hands-down the best fit for me. There are 2 problems: 1. The cloth lace loops wear through in about a year. My workaround on this is to install metal D-ring lace loops right over the cloth ones - through them and the leather they're mounted on. You punch through the cloth, put a rivet through the new metal loop and through the cloth and leather - then smash the rivet to spread the back of it. Once I did that the lace loop problem was permanently solved. 2. The layers of the sole delaminate. I tried Barge cement, but without totally disassembling the sole layers and gluing & clamping them (above my pay grade and no good shoe repair shops here), this is a fatal flaw. In my case, the uppers are just fine for working - the soles aren't cracked and could probably be fixed or replaced by a skilled person. Why doesn't Keen offer this service? For $100 or so, I'd much prefer to restore my work boots to good working order. Instead, they go to the landfill and I have to buy a new pair. This would be a great service and could be staffed by Keen employees who'd like to cut back on hours (from production) or partially retire.