KEEN Utility Mt Vernon 6 "Stivali da lavoro impermeabili con punta in acciaio da uomo 8 nero/nero

Brand:KEEN Utility

3.4/5

€
435.01

Il Mt. Vernon è uno stivale laborioso e ad alte prestazioni pensato per impieghi medio-pesanti. È impermeabile e la suola antiscivolo resiste ai luoghi di lavoro più scivolosi. La protezione asimmetrica della punta in acciaio garantisce una calzata anatomicamente corretta e l'intersuola resistente e ammortizzante offre un comfort che non si ferma. Assemblato con orgoglio nella nostra fabbrica di Portland, Oregon, con materiali provenienti da tutto il mondo. SODDISFA GLI STANDARD DI PROVA ANTISCIVOLO ASTM F1677-96 MARK II e GLI STANDARD ASTM F2412-11 E F2413-11 MI/75 C/75 EH. Istruzioni per la cura: spazzola delicatamente la scarpa con una spazzola a setole morbide o un asciugamano per rimuovere sporco e detriti. Le macchie possono essere trattate strofinando leggermente una gomma da masticare con un movimento circolare sulla posizione e spazzolando leggermente in seguito. Le macchie ostinate possono essere trattate con una miscela di acqua e un po' di aceto su un panno umido.

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EAN: 0887194888368

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Uomini, Uniformi, Lavoro e Sicurezza, Scarpe, Stivali industriali e da costruzione, Industriale e edile,

COSTRUITO IN AMERICA: Il Mt Vernon è assemblato a Portland, Oregon, con un design che riduce al minimo i rifiuti utilizzando i migliori materiali provenienti da tutto il mondo. IN PIEDI: presenta suole KEEN.Grip resistenti all'olio e allo scivolamento che soddisfano gli standard di test antiscivolo ASTM. MANTENERE ASCIUTTO: presenta una membrana impermeabile e traspirante proprietaria KEEN.Dry che lascia fuoriuscire il vapore senza far entrare l'acqua. APPASSIONATO DI COMFORT: la punta di sicurezza asimmetrica sinistra e destra, i design anatomicamente corretti in acciaio, alluminio e punta in composito offrono una punta più spaziosa e il massimo comfort; soddisfa gli standard di prova ASTM. L'apertura dello stivale misura circa 12 circa. L'albero misura circa 6 dall'arco. Suola di gomma. Prodotto negli Stati Uniti. 100% pelle.

Department	mens
Manufacturer	Keen Utility - US Shoes

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Scritto da: Mick01

The only boots I wear for railroad work.

I've had about four pairs of these boots because they are the most comfortable boots I've found in my 30+ year railroad career.

Scritto da: Angie

Best boots for being on your feet all day

My husband has been though multiple boots in just the past year. He is on his feet all day and highly recommends these. He also said half the guys he works with wear these boots

Scritto da: David Glenn BARGER

Keen

2nd pair of these brand and type boots a little heavy but worth it for longevity waterproof slip proof steel toe hard to find a better boot for the price

Scritto da: Jeremy

Comfortable work boot - early impressions

Four stars for good initial impression; the fifth star will be earned if comfort and durability are good after a month or two. I am always hesitant buying shoes online, because I am a little particular about how they fit. I read as many comments as I could find on the fit of these boots, and decided to order a 1/2 size large in regular width to avoid pinch points and crowding when wearing warm socks. I have worn them for 2 half-days now, with no notable discomfort or bad spots. I would recommend NOT upsizing, order your regular size and width, the last will feel slightly snug in the mid section but in a supportive, not constricting, manner - exactly as described by Keen. The toe box is generous and comfortable, and the 'ergonomic' steel toe shape is much more comfortable crouching and bending than a standard steel toe cap. The heel cup is nicely supportive without making any pinch points, I expect these boots to feel nice after a long day. The pictures don't really represent the toe shape quite true to life, these have a slightly bulbous look to the toe where the outer expands a little to make extra room for the generous toe box. It may be a slight illusion due to the rubber toe wrap, but these are not the best looking casual shoe - they are a functional design that feels great, but will look a little odd around town. (Guys on the job site have complimented their looks, but they definitely look like a work boot, not a casual shoe!) The sole and insole have a thick, rigidly flexible feel - it is unique, I will hold on judgement until I have worn them for a few weeks, but I think they will be functional and comfortable. Toe area flexibility (sole, and upper, including the steel toe edge section) is the best I have ever felt in a work boot. I may use these for some trail hiking as well as work, the sole is not as aggressive as most trail hikers but has an amazing grip around the job site, they feel like they have suction cups on rubber roof membrane and slick painted surfaces in the rain. I will update after I have worn them for a reasonable period and under more circumstances, and eventually down the road with wear and tear.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Time Will Tell.....

I recently purchased these boots to replace some Carharrt flexfit workboots. These are the first Keens I ever bought. The Keens were much more comfortable out of the box then most other leather boots I have owned. The steel toes are wide enough to give my toes plenty of room and there were no pinch points I could feel when I put them on. It seemed like a break in period was non existant. The leather seems to be of high quality and the metal eyelets seem like quality as well. The laces seemed to be a little long for a 6" boot so I made a new pair from some black paracord I had laying around. I use a small piece of shrink tubing on the ends of the paracord so it is easier to feed through the boots eyelets, that was one of the best ideas I ever came across on the internet. Anyways, back to the boots. I have only had them a couple of days so I am not sure how well they will hold up, which is why I only gave them 4 stars. Since these are direct attachment soles, I am going to assume the weakest point on these will be the glue that holds the sole to the leather boot. Most of the boots I have owned start to seperate on the edges from the boot flexing. This can probably be alleviated by keeping an eye on them and using a little shoe goo if they start to seperate. I wear workboots 6 to 7 days a week. If I get two years out of them i will be happy. I work at a lumberyard so my boots do not take as hard of a a beating compared to someone who is in the field all day. I always preserve my boots with Obenaufs heavy duty LP. I will update my review when I find out how long they last.

Scritto da: Knivesforlife

The best part I think besides the comfort of course is ...

I have bought keens for the last three years as they are the only brand that will last me a whole year. The last pair I bought were the Cleveland model, very well made but the glue holding the bottom on peeled away from the side of the boots a little but not enough to leak or come off any more than just a bit. The two pairs before that were the Detroits. Those held up for a whole year also. The best part I think besides the comfort of course is the rubber cover over the toes. I'm very hard on my boots and the other brands I've tried before all wore a hole in the top of the toes from being on the cement floor on my knees so much. The rubber cover holds up much better than leather of the timberlands and dr. Martin's and Carolinas I've had in previous years. They all got so bad that the steel toe cap actually fell out of the hole so I knew it was time for a change. This new pair of size 13 ee mt. Vernon boots are holding up better than all other boots from any brand I've tried even before said keens. They have the locking laces two speed laces from the top like all my previous keens and they're just plain comfy. I'll never buy from another brand again unless I get a couple pairs of lemons in a row. They're made in America too. They are a bit expensive but I believe you get what you pay for and they'll go down in price in the next year or two. They feel well made and the stitching is flawless and triple stitched. Great quality and longevity I'd only expect from keen.

Scritto da: Larry Stover

Good But........

I recently purchased these because I could no longer find The "Hamilton Cobalt" model of Keen Shoe. These are an OK shoe but I liked the Hamilton's better. I've since purchased a pair of the "Pittsburg" model which seems Identical to the Hamilton's . I personally like the "Pittsburg" shoes better.