Timberland PRO Men's Boondock 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Industrial Work Boot, Brown, 11

I am the pickiest when it comes to shoes or boots. If I’m shopping for shoes, my wife won’t even go to town with me. I was looking for a pair of boots that are comfortable in cold weather with a pair of thick socks on in weather between 40* and -10*. For the past 8 years, I’ve bought Danners, which fit like a shoe and function like a boot. They aren’t comfortable with extra socks on because the toe area is quite small and really cold wearing in Michigan winters. I looked at so many boots with problems with each, too tight in the heal, too tight in the toe, too tight in the middle, too much arch support, too flat, and the list may be endless. I tried every major brand and even some house brands, I didn’t care about the price, I just wanted boots that fit at all cost. I tried boots 30-$300. These boots fit perfect out of the box! The traction in the snow is unbelievable. They are a bit bulky compared to my summer work boots, but I have no problems climbing ladders or maneuvering under the hood of a truck. If you have been searching or on the fence, try these. If you love them, share the reason why. I read tons of reviews and just yesterday felt I should share mine to hopefully help another person out.

True to size, almost indestructible! I haul fuel for a living and these are the boots of boots. They are very heavy but worth the extra weight for the durability. The other haulers call them my "Herman Munster Boots" ! Very comfortable.... steel toe boots hurt my toes but the composite does not.

Good long lasting boot. That is extremely comfortable for all day wear. Average the boot last 2 yrs in mechanic field before wearing out

I have purchased 3 pairs in the last 2 years and I have been a big fan, the composite toe, the water proofing and the overall toughness of the boots are amazing. I work on my feet all day outside in all weather conditions, I get wet year round. I open manholes and inlets and climb in underground structures. I average 15k steps a day, 60 + hours a week, and my feet don't hurt after a long day. This pair was the first to have the bottol sole come apart in 2 months , as they didn't seem to be glued on around the edges at all. I glued them on 2 times and only 1 stayed, but I'm going to buy another pair soon and use " try before you buy " this time and check them out. Overall I still recommend these boots!

Needed a new set of kickers and wanted to go with a pair of Composite toe this time around. Have been a Redwing fan in the past, but have seen a decline in quality the past couple years so I thought I would give Timberland a try. Know many who have used the non protective version s and have been happy so what the heck. So have only worn them a week, but wow. Comfortable right out of the box and by the end of the week have gotten even more comfy. If they hold up as well as they feel, we have a winner and they will have a repeat customer

Good quality but clunky overall boot.

I have bought Timberland Pro work boots for my son every year since 1995. He refuses to wear any other Brand or style. He said they are the most comfortable work books he wears and refuses to use any other brand. He says why mess with the best! He works in construction as a pipe fitter and has had tools dropped on his feet many times with no injuries whatsoever so they are an amazing boot.

I really don’t know why Timberland continues to have issues with their soles, but this time it’s downright Painful!Normally I’m just replacing insoles because they don’t last. Previously the the soles would crack completely from side to side, which opened the flood gates for water. This pair, the soles are delaminating.This pair is now exhibiting a hard ridge, again in the sole, side to side around the area where the composite toe stops at the ball of the foot. This is very painful! The funny thing is that these are supposed to be “anti-fatigue”!I find the longevity of these has never been great. I often find myself hoping that one day they might actually get it right. Get it together people!