Our research indicates that the KEEN Men's Philadelphia 8'' Waterproof Work Boots (Cascade Brown) are $50.92 lower (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $105.91.
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Dick's Sporting Goods return policy is here. -Corwin
The KEEN® Men's Philadelphia 6'' Waterproof work boots take hard work to a new level. These shoes can get you through the longest shifts with a carbon-fiber toe, non-slip outsole and crazy comfort. SAFETY: Meets ASTM F2913-17 SATRA Non-Slip Testing Left and right asymmetrical non-metallic carbon fiber toes offer an unobtrusive fit and are fifteen percent lighter than steel and meet ASTM F2412-11 and F2413-11 I/75 and C/75 Standards Electrical hazard provides a secondary source of protection when outsole accidentally comes in contact with live electrical circuits Barnyard Proof leather outsole resists the damaging effects of oleic acid, urea, sodium chloride and ammonium hydroxide WEATHER-READY PERFORMANCE: Barnyard resistant leather resists the damaging effects of oleic acid, urea, sodium chloride and ammonium hydroxide in order to extend the life of you boot KEEN®.DRY proprietary waterproof, breathable membrane that lets vapor out without letting water in DESIGN: Waterproof and stain-resistant leather upper Contoured heel lock helps for a locked-in feel to reduce heel slip IN-SHOE COMFORT: Compression molded EVA midsole Cleansport NXT™ for natural odor protection TPU shank for midfoot support Removable, dual-density PolyAer PU footbed with aerated pillow-top cushioning DURABILITY & TRACTION: Oil and slip resistant non-marking rubber outsole Heat resistant rubber outsole rated up to 572° F/ 300° C 3/4 Goodyear welt construction for enhanced durability and flexibility under extreme working conditions ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Weight: 36.6 oz Calf circumference: 2.8 in Collar height: 6.0 in Care Instructions: To treat day to day wear and tear, especially on lighter color leathers, it is recommended to use a leather cleaner and conditioner
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Our research indicates that the KEEN Men's Philadelphia 8'' Waterproof Work Boots (Cascade Brown) are $50.92 lower (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $105.91.
Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas and discussion.
About this store:
Dick's Sporting Goods return policy is here. -Corwin
Thanks for sharing your experience with the shoes.
But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill: https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
The San Jose 6" is a pretty good summer workbook for $65. Won't last forever but last time I sent in my redwings for a re-sole it was around $180.
Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
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Keen boots/shoes are some of the most uncomfortable shoes I have ever worn. They're rock hard. I dont know how they have a following. Ill take my salomon or merrells any day over keen anything.
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It's a great price on these.
But there's plenty of reviews on Amazon, saying these won't last the season. I'm not sure if it's worth the risk?
Might be good for something like concrete, where you need waterproof and your boots will be trashed no matter what.
The San Jose 6" is a pretty good summer workbook for $65. Won't last forever but last time I sent in my redwings for a re-sole it was around $180.
Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
Remind me of Nazi Jack boots. I'm wearing Keen insulated boots right now. I have 4 pairs, 2 high and 2 low cut and they are my go-to wet/cold weather footwear. I also have a pair of Keen work boots that are so heavy I can't wear them at all (bad knees).
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The San Jose 6" is a pretty good summer workbook for $65. Won't last forever but last time I sent in my redwings for a re-sole it was around $180.
Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
Thanks for the recommendation -- I'll give the San Jose a go. ($60 vs $190 MSRP)
A tip for those browsing the sale: while prices are only shown in cart, you can infer some by sorting the search results.
For folks interested in such things: the Mt Vernon are assembled in Portland. ($65 vs $245)
And on a personal note: despite the mixed reviews, I decided to try the Philadelphia 8". They may not last, but they're half the weight of my Danners. ($55 vs $245)
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I'd avoid this brand. I've had consecutive problems with their shoes not holding up and Keen has hassled me and typically initially refused to honor their warranty. Others report similar experiences. https://www.bbb.org/us/ca/san-fra...1116-15018
Thanks for sharing your experience with the shoes.
But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill: https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
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Thanks for sharing your experience with the shoes.
But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill: https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
With the psychic services, you could predict how the boots would hold up!
The top review for keen shoes was made because the customer service rep he talked to on the phone wouldn't approve and send him new shoes right on the spot. I think it's pretty normal for warranties to take a few weeks to work.
The top review for keen shoes was made because the customer service rep he talked to on the phone wouldn't approve and send him new shoes right on the spot. I think it's pretty normal for warranties to take a few weeks to work.
Have you noticed the number of companies that don't want the defective item back, but do want proof it was destroyed? Revlon had us cut the plug off a hair dryer and then send a pic of it before they sent a replacement. Smith Optics had me scratch up the lenses of an old pair of sunglasses and send a pic before giving credit to their online store. Overall, I'm good with the concept... saves everyone a bit of hassle.
When buying keens make sure you buy ones that are made in the USA. They will have a tag on the front laces. Its the reason why some people will tell you keens are the best and some people say they suck.
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But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill:
https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
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But there's plenty of reviews on Amazon, saying these won't last the season. I'm not sure if it's worth the risk?
Might be good for something like concrete, where you need waterproof and your boots will be trashed no matter what.
Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
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Based on what re-soles are costing nowadays I'm leaning more towards buy and replace.
Redwings used to be under $100 for get resoled and re-worked, that made it worth doing every couple years. Now at almost $200 it's not worth it.
A tip for those browsing the sale: while prices are only shown in cart, you can infer some by sorting the search results.
For folks interested in such things: the Mt Vernon are assembled in Portland. ($65 vs $245)
And on a personal note: despite the mixed reviews, I decided to try the Philadelphia 8". They may not last, but they're half the weight of my Danners. ($55 vs $245)
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank bwhite.ee
But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill:
https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
But the BBB page you linked is not associated with Keen Footwear. It's for Keen.com, which provides psychic services.
But you're right, there are several complaints and reviews about quality going downhill:
https://www.bbb.org/us/or/portlan...6-22476425
(Note some of these are billing complaints from other websites.)
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