PTC Slip-On II (Soft Toe)

Great comfort and roomy toe box. the leather is soft and they come with non-slip outsole which is crucial for me cause I work in the operating room and wet floors are a norm at my work. Docked one star for insole- comfortable but minimal arch support and they started deteriorating on day 1. I was planning to put orthotics in them anyways so it doesn’t bother me at all, but it may matter to others cause it’s an extra cost.

There are no better cooks shoes out there for me. I’ve tried many brands. The arch support is so good I don’t need my orthotics with these. I go through a pair a year. Worn every long day running & cooking in my restaurant.

Could not fit my size 10 foot int o a size 10 s hoe.

I am a nurse in a busy emergency department and I spend the majority of my shift on my feet. These are my consistent work shoes. This is the third pair I've purchased in the last 5 or 6 years. They last about 18 months to 2 years before I replace them due to worn soles, fraying stitching, or other wear and tear. I appreciate the solid construction, the comfort, the grip of the soles (without marking), and the protection they offer my feet from any substances that may fall on them. (Use your imagination. Or don't.)

Work in the Operating room. So far really like them, and this is my first pair of keens. Normally do merrells but wanted to try something different. I have wide feet and these are perfect for me. Maybe slightly large, but these are clogs so I like them slightly bigger personally. No complaints at all

I knew that the keen would be the perfect second shoe for the kitchen as I am a professional chef and my Birkenstocks London professionals were in for a sole repair. I love the sole on the Keen and the big rubber toe. However I was completely disappointed in the comfort zone? I really thought that the inside of the shoe would have had more of a foot bed? The very first day at the end of shift (10 hours) my feet were on fire? My back and legs hurt. I know that switching shoes can take some time but this was a bit much. So... I went home and ripped out the footbed and inserted a Birkenstock footbed from another shoe. Ahhh, perfect! No issues the next day. Then why not just buy another Birkenstock, Right? Well, they don’t make the full London professionals anymore. My Birkenstocks are 10 years old. So my suggestion is. Yes buy the Keen and buy a Birkenstock foot bed an switch it. Yes you’ll be paying $115 for the shoe and $35 for a foot bed but you’ll have no foot pain, No back pain and no leg pain!

Never could get the shoes on because the instep was too tight to allow my arch to pass.

Only returned because my husband has a high arch and couldn’t get his foot inside. Otherwise would have been a nice chore/yardwork slip on shoe. Was looking for a more breathable option to reduce odor and I think this would have worked if it weren’t for the instep issue.

I wear a woman’s size 11 wide. Most of Keen shoes for women are not wide enough around the toes for me. I also think that men’s shoes are of a higher quality. This particular shoe is very well made but the heel slips off as i walk. I do better with a tie shoe but i thought i would give these a try! Not for me so i am returning them.

I usually wear a 9 but sometimes need to size up to a 9 ½. I have another pair of Keen shoes in size 9...they fit perfectly, so ordering these in that same size seemed like a safe bet. Not even close. These were so small that I couldn't even pull them up over the bridge of my foot, and they are supposed to be slip-ons. Making matters worse, the leather is incredibly rigid...there was no bend at all whatsoever. My best guess is that given the rigidity of the leather, I'd probably need to size up to a 10 ½ or maybe even 11 to be able to slip these on.