KEEN Utility Mens's Camden 8 Inch Composite Toe Composite Plate INT METGUARD Work Boot

I have wide feet and work boots with steel/composite toes have no give in that department. They can be extremely painful to wear all day. After hunting for a new pair of boots that are wide enough, I found that there are very few "wide" models and it can be very confusing how wide something actually is. Wide is considered E and the there's extra-wide EE or 2E, ultra wide 3E, etc. On the Keen website, these are listed as just "Wide", which is not an actual measurement and not really descript. On another website, I found them in the 2E category. I can say from experience, that these are quite wide and it is obvious when you see them that the toe cap is much wider than most other models. They actually fit my feet and didn't even hurt during the break-in period. They still fit on the snug side all around. I ended up going with my normal size, but likely could have even gone up half a size, although there is some give and they worked in a bit. Regardless, even though they are snug, they still didn't hurt to wear. If you have wide feet - these are the ones! In comparison to Kodiak Widebody, the Keen boots are wider, more comfortable and much more true to size. The Kodiak ones are way too long compared to normal sizing and I had to go down 1.5 sizes to get a close fit, but they were still nowhere near as comfortable as these Keen boots.

bon sur la glace et neige, résiste a l'eau , confortable