The KEEN Utility Men's Atlanta Cool 2 Low Soft Toe ESD Non Slip Work Shoe is designed for those who prioritize both comfort and safety in their work footwear. With its innovative features and durable construction, this shoe stands out in the realm of work shoes.
Its enhanced model offers improved slip-resistance and a reduction in outsole delamination, ensuring longevity and reliability. A highlight is the KEEN.ReGEN cushioning midsole which provides an impressive 50% energy return with every step you take, significantly reducing fatigue during long working hours.
Feature | KEEN Utility Men's Atlanta Cool 2 | Similar Alternative 1: Skechers Work Sure Track | Similar Alternative 2: Timberland Pro Men's 6" Pit Boss |
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Slip Resistance | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Soft Toe Protection | Yes | No | Yes |
Water Resistance | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Cushioning Technology | KEEN.ReGEN | Air-Cooled Memory Foam | Anti-Fatigue Technology |
Comfort: The KEEN Utility Atlanta Cool 2 shines in terms of comfort. Its lightweight design combined with the ReGEN cushioning makes it ideal for all-day wear, perfect for those in labor-intensive roles.
Safety: With its soft toe protection and high slip-resistance, this shoe meets essential safety standards, making it a reliable choice for various work environments including construction and landscaping.
Materials and Durability: Made from durable, water-resistant leather and featuring a moisture-wicking lining, these shoes are built to withstand tough conditions while keeping your feet dry and cool.
Performance: The shoe's ability to provide excellent traction on slippery surfaces is noteworthy. The siped outsole effectively disperses liquids, enhancing stability and safety.
Category | Score | Description |
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Comfort | 9/10 | Exceptional cushioning and support for all-day wear. |
Safety | 8/10 | Meets industry standards but is limited by soft toe design. |
Durability | 9/10 | Durable materials enhance longevity and resistance to wear. |
Traction | 9/10 | Outstanding grip on various surfaces successfully minimizes slips. |
Cool, durable, comfortable. Over the last few years I have bought this shoe 3 times. The lace system works perfectly and is quick and easy.The shoe looks good and feels good
I had to replace the shoe laces during the first week because the bungee style shoe laces don't allow you to get the shoe tight against the foot. Other then that I was very happy with the shoes. They are lighter weight then previous versions I have had but have the same great comfort. These shoes also pass ESD checks every time. Great shoe bad choice of laces
This is my third pair. Most comfortable shoe right off the bat. No break in necessary.
Very comfortable
I am always willing to pay extra for shoes/boots that will be comfortable and last. I have been wearing nothing but KEENS for years. This is the first pair that have disappointed me for comfort. Usually KEENS are good from day one. These hurt my feet from day one and I wore them for a week straight to work and came home everyday with my feet hurting. Also I do not like the way they lace up, which is minor and can be easily fixed, but thought I'd mention it anyway. I still wear KEENS but do not recommend this style 'Atlanta'.
I transport mail containers. Didn’t want the constraints of composite toe protectors. The toe bumper on this shoe is sufficient for my needs.I keep this shoe in my truck. Just slip into them each night and pull up on the laces. Works well for me.Addendum: after a few weeks of daily use, the laces are fraying to the point that properly tightening them is no longer possible.
I have been buying Keen shoes for close to 20 years. I used to get a couple year use out of a pair. Now they the sole starts separating after 6 months. I have 3 different models right now and they all have the same problem. One pair is only 4 months old and the sole is already coming apart. What happened to Keen quality?
This is my 4th or 5th pair of Keens. I love them, but their weak spot has always been the laces. The lace lock they use just doesn't hold, so I have to tighten my shoes several times a day. Even when tightened, they still have more wiggle than I'd like in a work shoe. The easy solution is to just buy some new laces, but I haven't gotten around to figuring out what length I need.