KEEN Utility Lansing Mid Height Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boots F2413

In this review the KEEN Utility Lansing Mid Height Steel Toe Waterproof Work Boots are evaluated for men who need a dependable, all-day work boot that balances safety and comfort. The biggest reason to buy is the combination of a roomy asymmetrical steel toe and a waterproof KEEN.DRY membrane that keeps feet dry while providing an unobtrusive fit for long shifts in construction, landscaping, or warehouse work. They are built on KEEN's wider form, offer removable insoles for orthotics, and weigh about 23.15 oz per shoe for a relatively lightweight work boot with serious protection.

Key Features

• Asymmetrical steel toe: A left and right anatomically shaped steel toe gives a roomier toe box and a more natural, less intrusive fit during extended wear.
• Waterproof membrane: KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable lining keeps water out while allowing vapor to escape so feet stay more comfortable in wet conditions.
• Slip- and oil-resistant outsole: Rubber outsoles meet ASTM F1677 MARK II and ASTM F2913 standards and provide grip with lug patterns on slick surfaces.
• Electrical hazard protection: EH-rated construction supplies secondary protection from live electrical circuits for safer work around energized equipment.
• TPU stability shank: A full-length shank adds under-foot support and improves stability during long shifts on uneven ground.
• Removable insoles and moisture wicking: Removable insoles allow custom orthotics while moisture-wicking lining helps control sweat.

Who It's For

These boots are best for tradespeople who need a balanced mix of safety features and comfort: construction workers, landscapers, and warehouse staff who value a roomier toe box and waterproof protection without a heavy boot. The relatively light weight and supportive shank make them suitable for long days on varied surfaces.

Shoppers who need extreme long-term durability under heavy industrial abuse or who require a narrower, streamlined fit should consider other specialty safety boots; some buyers have reported mixed outcomes on sole longevity and waterproof performance over many months of hard use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Comfortable, anatomically shaped steel toe that improves fit and reduces pressure on toes.
• Reliable waterproofing from the KEEN.DRY membrane combined with a moisture-wicking liner keeps feet drier than basic leather boots.
• Good traction from oil- and slip-resistant lugged rubber outsoles for safer footing on slick surfaces.
• Lightweight for a safety boot and offers removable insoles for orthotics or added comfort.

Cons

• Some customers reported mixed durability on soles and occasional water entry over long-term heavy use, so they may not be the toughest option for extremely harsh conditions.

Specifications

Brand	KEEN Utility
Model	Lansing Mid Height Steel Toe
Safety rating	Meets ASTM F2412 and F2413 I/75 and C/75
Outsole	Oil- and slip-resistant rubber, ASTM-tested
Waterproofing	KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable membrane
Protection	Asymmetrical steel toe; Electrical Hazard (EH) rated
Weight	Approx 23.15 oz / 656 g per shoe

Our Verdict

The KEEN Utility Lansing Mid offers a compelling mix of protective features and comfort for medium-duty work. With a roomier anatomical steel toe, waterproof membrane, and slip-resistant outsole, it is a strong value for tradespeople who need dependable all-day wear; those needing extreme longevity under the harshest conditions should verify durability for their specific use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the insoles removable?
Yes, the Lansing Mid features removable insoles so you can use custom orthotics or replacement comfort insoles.

Do these boots keep water out?
They use a KEEN.DRY waterproof, breathable membrane that resists water entry while allowing vapor to escape, though some users report mixed long-term waterproof performance under heavy use.

Do they meet safety standards?
Yes, the boots meet or exceed ASTM F2412 and F2413 I/75 and C/75 standards and are EH-rated for electrical hazard protection.