KEEN UtilityMen's PTC Oxford Low Height Non Slip Kitchen Food Service Shoe

I bought a pair of these shoes a year ago for work I'm a machinist, and I stand on my feet 10 hours a day. The shoes have lasted a whole year and there's still some left. I am very pleased with the quality and the fit and feel of these shoes. I previously bought the other shoes at a shoe store, so I looked online and bought the same ones and he actually saved about $38. I would recommend these Keen shoes to anybody that works the stands all day, the toe box is wide it's just really comfortable.

These required no break in period and were comfortable straight out of the box. The toe box is nice and roomy. They do not fit narrow at all, I wouldn’t say they’re a true wide but they’re wider than typical shoes. They’re a nice deep black and have memory foam insoles. I’ve been wearing Dr Martens pretty much exclusively since the mid 90s but they’re starting to not be as comfortable in my 40s as they were in my teens and 20s so I decided to give Keen a try and I’m glad I did.

I had hoped for greatness when I purchased these, but am left with another kitchen shoe that will do for the time. The non slip is good. They have a slight play in grip, but I don't actually slip while walking on oil or wet smooth floors. The leather feels durable and definitely will feel nice after they break in. They are easy to clean. My dislikes: The tongue on one of the shoes was sown and cut improperly. There was a pressure point due to this poor craftsmanship that jabbed the top of my foot pretty fierce. I trimmed the piece down and super glued the loose broken threads. The insoles are not great. Definitely not the comfort they boast. The upper is not sown to the soul. This is definitely a detail I look for. I have had plenty of shoes that have failed where the upper separated from the soul after a few months. I imagine the same will be the fate of these. Only time will tell. All in all a decent shoe. I am glad I caught them on sell though. I was hesitant to purchase them at full price and am glad I waited. The search for the perfect kitchen shoe continues.

I've had 3 pairs of keen products in the past 3 years. Two pairs of boots and this pair of kitchen shoes. None of them lasted longer than 6 months. Don't get me wrong here... I'm not out there in the elements, I work in a kitchen. I bought this pair in April 2022 and the non-slip tread wore off in July. For over $130, this is the worst non-slip shoe I've ever had. The next part to fail was the heel, which would scrape my heel and cause blisters ( my shoes are worn loose ) due to the plastic rubbing on my skin. Last week I slipped and ate it hard at my job and twisted my wrist pretty bad when I fell. I'll never purchase Keen again, I'll never recommend keen to anyone because of the lack of quality. The only thing these shoes have going for them is the fit. They fit me very well. in 3 years I've spent over $400 on keen products that lasted me less than 1 year a piece. Just buy some Walmart brand with insoles instead

I've been wearing these shoes for about a month, and have to say I'm very happy with them. Good supportive design with a decent insole, and they're nicely water and food resistant. At first, the wide design of the front of the shoe put me off, but having room to flex your foot while you're standing all day has made me very happy.Professional chef on my feet 10 hours a day, and so far I love this shoe.

These shoes are incredibly comfortable and I'm actually looking to pick up another pair in a different color. I've been a huge fan of Keen sandals due to their amazing comfort and indestructibility...looks like these same traits are in these shoes.The only cons I notice are that they don't breathe too well if you're just sitting all day. If you walk a lot like I do then no problem. Also stylistically they lean more towards a hiking boot and may not work in a business casual setting. Very minor issues though.If you want long lasting, supremely comfortable, casual shoes...look no further!

These are the cheap versions! They are NOT non-slip like the other version. Uses a cheap rubber that obviously was never tested because it is slicker than sneakers on wet floor. The quality version of this shoe has gill like stitching on the leather. I have had 6 different pairs of those and they are worth over $100.00. These are worth less than $50. Sad to see a brand like KEEN go cheap

I work 12 hour shifts, have had hammer toe surgery and have difficulty finding shoes that don’t need days of break in time before I wear them to work. These shoes are very comfortable and look great.

La couleur est mat et non lustrer comme le montre l’image sur l’annonce

Awesome shoes