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KEEN Utility Men's, Birmingham Low CT Waterproof Work Shoe
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KEEN Utility Men's, Birmingham Low CT Waterproof Features
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PU coated waterproof split suede and mesh upper
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Moisture wicking textile lining
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Removable metatomical cushioned footbed
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KEEN.ReGEN: A lightweight, compression-resisting midsole providing 50% more energy return than regular foam
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Oil and slip resistance non-marking rubber outsole with electrical hazard protection
About KEEN Utility Men's, Birmingham Low CT Waterproof
You can have comfort, fashion, and durable structure, all in the package of an athletic sneaker. With KEEN.ReGEN midsoles for all-day comfort, and slip-resistant, non-marking outsoles to add resilient support. Weighing 22.5 oz / 640 g (per shoes), made with durable, water resistant mesh and featuring a moisture-wicking lining the Birmingham Composite Toe athletic work shoes for men are built off KEEN's traditional wider footwear form. KEEN Utility products offer removable insoles. These dependable work shoes are great for light-duty work in, transportation, maintenance, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution. All KEEN Utility products use a natural technology called CleansportNXT for breaking down odor in sweat; while also sourcing leather from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG) which is the gold-standard for responsibly sourced leather. KEEN Utility believes in creating work boots that make work and life better. To further support that mission, KEEN Utility has been “Putting Good to Work” through its non-profit partnerships within the Project Build program. From helping put veterans back on their feet to supporting conservation corps work across the country, KEEN Utility puts good to work, first.
