Keen 1027663 - Cincinnati 90 Degree 6" WP

I replaced a very old pair of "lawn maintenance & improvement" shoes; these are true to size, gorgeous (IMHO), and comfy for all day on my feet climbing/maintaining the hilly terrain of my property.

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Light long lasting only boot I will wear

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You can put these on out of the box and go straight to work without sore ankles or shins having to break them in…really comfortable just all around a good boot for anything not just work

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I Highly recommend these work boots!! Extreme comfort the only thing I would like to see added is some type of toe cap protection. I hope keen keeps this style of work book!

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I’ve gone through two pairs of these boots. They last me a little over a year doing masonry. That’s pretty much the same as other brand boots I’ve had and my coworkers have had as masonry is very hard on boots. But one downfall is how absolutely huge they are! I already have very big feet and very wide from breaking both feet on the fifth metatarsal but with these on they look comical. My coworkers make fun of them pretty often but it’s worth the comfort I guess. .

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I’ve been wearing the Men’s Cincinnati 6” Waterproof 90° Heel Boot (Carbon Toe) in Belgian/Sandshell for two weeks of heavy use. They feel solid without feeling like ankle weights. Slightly heavier than a soft toe, noticeably lighter than steel toe. The carbon toe gives protection without the “cinder block” feeling at the front of your foot. Fit was true to size. No break-in period for the leather or base. No toe box pinch when kneeling or bending, which I’ve had with other brands. That was a win. Only issue so far is a small pressure point from the tongue near the top of the left boot. Not painful, just noticeable. I’m hoping it settles in with wear. Comfort-wise, I put in a 12-hour day right out of the box with no problems. Stood on concrete, walked a few miles, moved across asphalt and uneven wooded terrain. They handled it well. Traction has been good overall. Gravel is solid. Dry shop floors are fine. Wet surfaces can be a little slick, but controlled. I slipped once in mud, nothing unexpected for a work boot, but the heel caught before slipping too much. The 90° heel feels functional, not decorative. Waterproofing held up in a downpour and through puddles. Feet stayed dry. They breathe reasonably well for a waterproof boot. Some sweat, but not excessive. I haven’t dropped anything heavy on my foot, but a 300-pound coworker stood full weight on the toes and I felt nothing. We were both impressed. These are work boots, not fashion boots. That said, they still look professional enough to walk into a meeting on-site without feeling underdressed. Overall, I’m impressed. Aside from the minor tongue pressure point, they’ve been comfortable, protective, and reliable so far. These are for: • People on concrete all day • Range and field workers • Industrial / construction • Anyone who needs protection and professionalism These are not for someone chasing the “rugged Instagram aesthetic. ” Final Verdict: Strong boot. Comfortable out of the box. True to size. Carbon toe is legit. Waterproofing works. Professional look. Only flaw so far is that pressure point at the tongue on the left boot. If that resolves with wear, this becomes an easy recommendation.

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I’ve been wearing the Men’s Cincinnati 6” Waterproof 90° Heel Boot (Carbon Toe) in Belgian/Sandshell for two weeks of heavy use. They feel solid without feeling like ankle weights. Slightly heavier than a soft toe, noticeably lighter than steel toe. The carbon toe gives protection without the cinder block feeling at the front of your foot. Fit was true to size. No break-in period for the leather or base. No toe box pinch when kneeling or bending, which I’ve had with other brands. That’s a win. Only issue so far is a small pressure point from the tongue near the top of the left boot. Not painful, just noticeable. I’m hoping it settles in with wear. Comfort-wise, I put in a 12-hour day right out of the box with no problems. Stood on concrete, walked a few miles, moved across asphalt and uneven wooded terrain. They handled it well. Traction has been good overall. Gravel is solid. Dry shop floors are fine. Wet surfaces can be a little slick, but controlled. I slipped once in mud, but nothing unexpected for a work boot and the heel stopped the slide. With that, the 90° heel feels functional, not decorative. Waterproofing held up in a downpour and through puddles. Feet stayed dry. They breathe reasonably well for a waterproof boot. Some sweat, but not excessive. I haven’t dropped anything heavy on my foot, but a 300-pound coworker stood full weight on the toes and I felt nothing. That was convincing… These are work boots, not fashion boots. That said, they still look professional enough to walk into a meeting on-site without feeling underdressed. Overall, I’m impressed. Aside from the minor tongue pressure point, they’ve been comfortable, protective, and reliable so far.

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I've worn these for the past 6 months in a power plant. They are really a great boot for a rough environment! The insole quality is my only complaint. . . you'll need to buy some upgrades, for sure.

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Comfortable from the first step, I recommend them to everyone

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Great fitting boots, last pair lasted over 2 years, toes have never been happier!!!

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