Timberland PRO Men's, Titan 6in Alloy Toe Waterproof Boot

These or some of the best boots I've worn,once broke they fit like a glove and or very comfortable and or the toughest boots I've worn working in briers,piling brush and just walking. It's hard to find a great fitting boot that or comfortable and made of good quality, these or both.

I picked up a pair of these work boots 15 years ago at Shoe Carneval and Just recently purchased my seveth pair - this time through Amazon. Two years for a pair of work boots is fantistic in my opinion. They are lightweight, durable and waterproof. I am a warehouse/yard foreman for a construction company, so I put these things through all kinds of abuse and I must say, they hold up exceptionally well. They are extremely comfortable and can be worn all day (sometimes those days are 12 hours) with no fatigue whatsoever. The only issue I have ever had occured about four years ago during the winter when one of the soles split on the side causing a water leak. Shoe Carneval was out of my size so I bought a pair of Red Wing Irish Setters. Big mstake and waste of 189.00. Those dogs were heavy and uncomfortable - I ended up giving them away and thankfully, Shoe Carneval had my size the next week. If you move outside a lot, climb ladders or operate heavy equipment - these are the boots to wear - hands down.

Growing up working outside and on semi trucks, I have always worn boots and at the end of every day when I pulled my boots off it would feel amazing. Not with these. At the end of the day when I take these off, it feels like getting out of a warm bed on a cold morning.These boots are by far the most comfortable boot I have ever had and even more comfortable than most of the gym shoes I have had (if you don't count the weight difference). I was hesitant to spend this much on a boot but after wearing them for a few days I can't believe I haven't just been buying these all along. I can't comment on longevity as they are still pretty new but they feel absolutely amazing on my feet.

These boots are instantly comfortable, long lasting, waterproof, and some of my favorite work boots. The only downside is the sole doesn't have the best grip. However the rest of the boots is top notch. Ive been wearing these 29 years! The titanium composite toe is much lighter than steel, and will stop cinderblocks and full boxes of ceramic tiles, and one time a FORKLIFT, WHICH pushed the shield down into the sole, Pinching my toes a bit, but SAVED MY RIGHT FOOT! And the toe remained round,, wasn't crushed.. also, theyre technically not puncture proof but I've stepped on plenty of nails and none made it through. The pebble grain leather is beautiful as well. I truly hope these are not discontinued, because they beat 95% of the boots out there!BTW there's a similar model out for 30 bucks less. The difference is the leather. These have a rich chocolate pebble grain, whearas the cheaper ones are a flat, lighter brown. Same comfort and durability, but the pebble grain is much nicer! Super comfortable, no break in required, great cushioned ankle, extra roomy toe...very stable. Only downside is they don't have great traction in snow or mud, but everywhere else. ..great and waterproof for real!

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I’ve had these boots for over 3 years now and they’re the best boots I’ve every owned.great slip resistance, oil and water resistant. I’m a welder so the boots strings needed replacing pretty early on with flame retardant strings. They are just starting to come apart in one little spot under the treads on the right boot. Fairly light weight and can handle years of hard abuse….oh and they are as comfortable as the first time putting them on. Very highly recommend.

Let’s start by saying these are FAR from a professional grade boot. It’s the same subpar boot they’ve been selling for decades with an orange insole and uncomfortable steel toe. The first three weeks of wearing and breaking in the boot were absolutely miserable, so at that point I replaced the insoles with generic dr scholls and GREATLY improved the pain I started having in the soles of my feet. Like night and day difference just by getting rid of the timberland insole.The steel toe ends approximately where the toe of the shoe creases during walking, so every step leads to the steel digging in to the top of my foot. It seems like they took a random toe cap and said “looks good enough” without giving any thought to the ergonomics. Again, far from the quality of nearly every other boot manufacturer on the market.And finally, after just a couple of months of normal wear, the rubber soles are delaminating from both boots. I’ve had countless other pairs of boots wear the tread down smooth without ever having a single delaminating issue. These have the build quality of a cheap pair of Nike sneakers.All in all, I’d recommend ANY other brand of boot over these.