KEEN Flint 2 Mid Steel Toe Boots, 8
$92.11
$108
15% off
Reference Price
Condition: New
Color: Magnet/Vapor
Size: 8
Top positive review
It's a winner
By 711winner on Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
I have multiple issues with my left foot i.e. arthritis, bunion, spur on top of my foot, and flat feet. I needed a shoe that has a sturdy somewhat stiff sole and wide toe box. I put them on and immediately felt great. Although Keen's are not the softest shoe and/or cushioning but for what I need them for, they will be perfect. At least for now. We own land and I'm always working around a lot of dirt/mud/sand/brush/uneven ground. They keep my feet stable. Steel toe is a plus...doesn't seem any different than any other pair of boots. I'm wearing them around the house today and they seem ok. I've ordered a pair of Merrell's also to compare them too. So, I'm still deciding if I am going to keep them, but for the price, I probably will keep them.
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NOT Metatarsal shoes, even though the description said so
By Sarah Veatch on Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
These are NOT metatarsal rated shoes and do NOT meet the OSHA requirements for metatarsals. Metatarsal shoes are a requirement for one of the job sites I visit. My shoes must meet ASTM F2413 requirements. Labeling uses a specific three or four-line format to identify the type of footwear and the hazards it protects against: Line 1: Identifies compliance with ASTM F2413 and indicates the standard’s year of issuance. Line 2: Identifies gender of the wearer (M/F) and meets the protection requirements for impact resistance and compression resistance. Lines 3 and 4: Identifies additional protection criteria for specific types of hazards. Metatarsal (Mt) resistance is now indicated on line 3. Line 3 of these shoes does NOT indicate Mt. The box also says "steel toes", which is not full metatarsal protection. I asked this as a question on the Amazon page, and I was told they were Metatarsals, but they are not. If you need metatarsal-rated shoes beyond just the steel toe protection, these are NOT it.
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