Timberland PRO Men's Powertrain Mid Alloy Safety Toe Static Dissipative Industrial Athletic Work Shoe

My son needed these for his work with electronics. He said they fit well and passed the test so he did not need whatever straps he had to put on his previous pair. I do not really understand what he was speaking of, but glad they worked. He also liked the style of the shoe and was pleased with the comfort. Lightweight, not same as steel toe shoes.

This boot holds up well outside for a few years; inside for 6 months to a year. Longer with insoles added at 6 months. They are a bit heavy, but worth it. They have great traction, look and feel good. A very functional work boot that does not look like a workboot.

Had this shoes for the second time because they are comfortable and they fit well but a little over a year and they just came apart ask for some help from the seller, the seller did not stand behind his product.

I bought these for my husband who works in the warehouse at a feed store- I told him that I was writing this review and he told me straight up, "Five Stars!" He was able to comfortably wear these boots immediately. They fit perfect and did not need to be broken in. He works on cement and has not experienced any pain or discomfort. He also loves how light they are even with a protective, reinforced toe and the soles don't collect debris. We will order this boot again when they need to be replaced.

I love these boots. They feel great, look great, and they help me stand straight despite my flat feet. The ESD feature is very important for me and it's been checked daily and still working. Unfortunately with just daily wear and tear (I work inside on circuit boards, light use) they're starting to come apart at sixteen months. That said it's been a good run. My only other comment is that there's a bit more room in the toe than I'm used to with a size 9, will likely look for a size 8.5 next time.

I find it very light, and is a very comfortable fit.

Like many other reviews I have read, after the fact, the sole started to crack about 3 months after they arrived. Now it is split all the way across the ball of my foot. For some reason only my left boot is this way. The right boot is fine.I work doing highway maintenance so I am in and out of a truck all day. I was excited when they came in and a snow storm was going to come the next day. With the alloy toe I wanted to find out if they held the cold/ heat like steel toe. They do not. After being out of the truck in the snow my foot stayed dry and to be expected cold. Got back in the truck and within 10 minutes my feet were warm again. My experience with steel toe was they stayed cold for the rest of the day.Now we get into the spring months and the rain comes. I start to notice my left foot getting damp. Thinking it could be sweat, I dismiss it. Then I notice the cracks on the sole of my left foot. Water getting into the boot. All the while my right foot stayed dry and sole intact.Now we get into the summer months. Not raining as much I stop thinking about wet feet. But I start to notice the cracks are becoming like a single large crack going across the ball of my foot.Now we get into the end of summer. The boot is worthless. The single crack is all the across the sole of the boot and the entire thickness of the sole. Printing out the return slip to Timberland today and going to see if they honor their warranty.To sum up my review. I loved the boots, they were light, the alloy toe did what was advertised, in relation to cold/heat and they were comfortable. But I expect my boots to last a year or more. I work in all different conditions and need my boots to work for me.I did order another pair of Timberland Pro boots, I have always had great luck with them. I did not order this style again and would advise people to look at other styles. All the same reviews can not be wrong.

If you gotta were them all day. They are durable. But not the best to work in if you’re in your feet all day