Great review! I also think the fact that it’s not too high on the ankle it’ll keep you feet really cool working in the hot sun in the summer, definitely a pro and reason why I’m getting this. I have too many high knee boots and was looking for something shorter but not low to the ground and this one at 5 inch is the sweet spot. Your video definitely help me make a purchase decision and saved me time from buying the Lansing Low.
Based on my experience with the Oshawa model, this height of the boot will give you just enough support for your ankle to not sprain it, but you will feel it a bit if you twist it too much, which is a good middle ground for the summer. The Oshawa model saved my ankles a few times when doing tree cutting and walking on fallen branches and logs.
Thanks for sharing Pawel👍🏼 I'm not familiar at this time with the Oshawa model. I've sprained my ankle a lot in my teens so my ankles became kinda week. And because of that I really need boots that are at least 6" tall. That's why I don't recommend them to people with weak ankles.
Have you tried their Braddock steel toe boots? I like them, but these are significantly cheaper. I just don't want to be disappointed if I switch. Thank you!
Hey T G, unfortunatelly I haven't tried that model. I got my hands on a pair of KEEN Cincinnati instead amzn.to/3nzpTry (a colleague of mine is testing them right now. Great boot so far). In terms of comfortability I don't think these Lansing mid will disappoint you but I don't know when it comes to durability. It will depend on the type of work you're doing but I'm sure I can get at least 12-14 months out of these boots working in construction and that's acceptable to me. I don't know if you have Amazon Prime but if you do use their Try Before You Buy program and see how they feel for you befoee you buy them. I do that most of the time when buying boots online bestformyfeet.com/amazon-try-before-you-buy-review/ Hope this helps. Let me know. Adrian👍🏼
I just bought it! Today for $115. I bought it because the ankle support. But you said it’s zero? It’s really is ? keen astm f2413-11 (low) wear them for 2 years. 12 hours shift forklift, stand up
Hey Rafael. Thanks for the comment. For a boot to have ankle support it needs to go over your ankle and this KEEN Lansing goes just a bit under my ankle. I do forklift as well at the moment (telescopic forklift) and it's perfect for operating machinery due to it's low cut. Comfortable to move my legs from one pedal to the other. But these KEEN Lansing won't keep your ankle in place.
nice video, it help me a lot before buying working boots. Thanks so much!
Thanks Candice, I hope you'll enjoy your new work boots. Let us know👍🏼🥾🙂
Great review! I also think the fact that it’s not too high on the ankle it’ll keep you feet really cool working in the hot sun in the summer, definitely a pro and reason why I’m getting this. I have too many high knee boots and was looking for something shorter but not low to the ground and this one at 5 inch is the sweet spot. Your video definitely help me make a purchase decision and saved me time from buying the Lansing Low.
Thanks Reggie. I'm very happy to hear that you liked the review. It's definatelly a good option for summer.👍🏻🙂
Adrian
Excellent quality and good product reviews. Thanks for your informational video.
Based on my experience with the Oshawa model, this height of the boot will give you just enough support for your ankle to not sprain it, but you will feel it a bit if you twist it too much, which is a good middle ground for the summer. The Oshawa model saved my ankles a few times when doing tree cutting and walking on fallen branches and logs.
Thanks for sharing Pawel👍🏼 I'm not familiar at this time with the Oshawa model.
I've sprained my ankle a lot in my teens so my ankles became kinda week. And because of that I really need boots that are at least 6" tall. That's why I don't recommend them to people with weak ankles.
Have you tried their Braddock steel toe boots? I like them, but these are significantly cheaper. I just don't want to be disappointed if I switch. Thank you!
Hey T G, unfortunatelly I haven't tried that model. I got my hands on a pair of KEEN Cincinnati instead amzn.to/3nzpTry (a colleague of mine is testing them right now. Great boot so far).
In terms of comfortability I don't think these Lansing mid will disappoint you but I don't know when it comes to durability. It will depend on the type of work you're doing but I'm sure I can get at least 12-14 months out of these boots working in construction and that's acceptable to me.
I don't know if you have Amazon Prime but if you do use their Try Before You Buy program and see how they feel for you befoee you buy them.
I do that most of the time when buying boots online bestformyfeet.com/amazon-try-before-you-buy-review/
Hope this helps. Let me know.
Adrian👍🏼
the vidio is really nice
Thanks for watching 🙂🥾😎
I just bought it! Today for $115. I bought it because the ankle support. But you said it’s zero? It’s really is ? keen astm f2413-11 (low) wear them for 2 years. 12 hours shift forklift, stand up
Hey Rafael. Thanks for the comment. For a boot to have ankle support it needs to go over your ankle and this KEEN Lansing goes just a bit under my ankle.
I do forklift as well at the moment (telescopic forklift) and it's perfect for operating machinery due to it's low cut. Comfortable to move my legs from one pedal to the other.
But these KEEN Lansing won't keep your ankle in place.
@@BestForMyFeet hopefully I get the shoes, this weekend. And see how it goes. Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
@@BestForMyFeet hopefully I get the shoes, this weekend. And see how it goes. Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
@@rafaelespin anytime my friend. Please keep us posted🤜🏼🤛🏼🥾