Timberland PRO Men's Powertrain Sport Alloy Safety Toe Industrial Athletic Work Shoe, Black/Blue-2024 New, 11

These shoes are very comfortable and give a lot of support. They fit really well for a size 7 wide and give my feet the room they need. They are great for walking around at work where I'm in a warehouse setting and move a lot. I added insoles and these are a dream for long days of walking and standing. For $92 and being Timberlands, I thought these would last a little longer, but they did last about 6 months. They're not unusable but the back where my heel slips in has now started to rub out from putting them on 5 days a week. I usually go through shoes like a fiend and these shoes were great while they lasted.

Well, here in San Antonio, TX it's desert climate and terrain. These are the first shoes I've had that are comfortable as a running shoe, with the durability of a steel toe boot. The alloy toe is surprisingly lite and twice as strong. You can kick 8 pound rocks and you barely feel it. I had a fridge dropped on my right foot.... didn't feel it. a co workers noticed. The only change I would make is to possibly upgrade the insole to a Spenco (green one). Definitely will buy again.

I originally bought these as I was starting to go into the roofing business and knew it would be wise to have these. I wear these daily and they are showing no signs of wear and tear. These shoes are extremely comfortable. The cushioning in them are phenomenal. I feel more comfortable on a roof when wearing these. They are not the most inexpensive shoes but they’re worth every penny. The steel toe protects my toes and the material the bottom is made out of helps keep my feet under me. It’s a softer material so I’ve noticed some chipping and deterioration in an abnormal spot and early on in its life, however it’s thick enough to where it’s not affecting my safety. 10/10. Worth the buy

Comfortable but, just like literally every pair of safety toe shoes, the safety toe eventually starts to irritate the toes and become uncomfortable. They seem very durable and seem like they will hold up well. Good grip and all that. Fit good. I could have gone for a half size smaller but happy I didnt cause of the safety toe. Overall I am coming to realize I could spend way less on cheap shoes and still buy them just as frequently. Not a bad purchase though.

I got these in wide because for the past two years I'd been wearing Reebok Sublite's aka concrete blocks on my feet and those were pinching my toes. These are better in that regard but I'm having an issue where the metal toe guard rubs on my right toe. Almost like they made a wide shoe but didn't make the toe guard any wider and just used the same one. The sole of these are pliable but not soft. The exterior is seamless so you won't tear your shoe up because it got caught on something. The laces are rather short but that's also kind of a good thing because then they won't snag anything. There's enough cushioning that your feet won't hurt at the end of the days. A huge bonus of these is the slip resistance. I walked into a trailer where there was a spill that nobody knew about or could see because the substance was clear and I *felt* the shoes gripping the floor. Reached down and felt the floor with my glove and it was slick. If I didn't have shoes with good slip resistance I'm sure I'd have fallen. Overall I'd have to say these are worthy of wearing to work. They're light and cushiony enough. I'm sure the insoles will need replaced after 4-5 months like every other work shoe ever. I'll most likely get another pair in the future to replace these.

These shows are extremely comfortable. They run a little small, I had to go about a half size up from what I normally wear. The oil/slip resistant soles are some of the best I've tried. Even new, I had sure footing in an oily floor in a stamping, manufacturing facility. Most other shoes/boots I've tried take a bit for the soles too work in too be more slip resistant. They are not excessively hot to wear for extended periods. I work 12 hour shifts and they feel just as good when I take them off as when I put them on. This is definitely not the last pair I'll have! I got these on prime days for about 30% off! At that price they were basically a steal, but they are still worth it at full price.

I've gone through three pairs of these, the non-slip is legit throughout the entire life of the shoe. I have bought a new pair every year, but they last longer than any other work shoes I have owned. Recommend swapping in some Dr. Scholls insoles for support and comfort, the Timberland ones don't really do much of anything. They fit good and true to size, although I bought a pair of the Timberland Pro XR-1 alloy toes this year and those shoes do the same that these do, look better, and are half the weight. I recommend those but these are tried and true.

***UPDATE - 11.05.17*** so i gave these things as much time as i could tolerate (roughly two weeks), hoping they would "break in", or that maybe my feet would just get used to them... but they did not. (neither the shoes, nor my feet.) they still look pretty cool, and as far as i can tell, the construction is super duper; they basically look as though i just pulled them out of the box, save for several scuffs to the tops which have left marks but definitely have not damaged the material. they're just too big to offer any real comfort for my mangled feet. essentially, the insole has already pounded in deeper in the center, but remains the default thickness around the outside edges (to clarify: outside edges of the insole, which is all inside the shoe still). this has served to create these raised edges of angry, which mash and beat on the outside edges of my feet as i waddle and limp along in them. as a result, i have actually missed half a day of work because i am in so much pain i cannot stand. so the shoes are tough and neato looking, and they are evil torture devices, and i cannot use them anymore. It's truly too early to provide accurate information regarding the longevity of these monsters, but there are enough reasons for me to post this review right now... First of all, some background: I am a big fat man. At 5'9", 320lbs, I have huge, wide, flat feet. My excessive weight has served to pound my poor podial appliances into gnarled, misshapen aborted pancakes. That being said, these shoes run pretty large; I would say probably about a half size larger than average. Most brands of shoes I buy must be purchased in a 13 wide; however, while a 12 in this shoe would probably be too short for my foot, the wide version is CAVERNOUS. It would surprise me to discover that anyone would truly need this shoe in a wide size, as I believe I would have been more comfortable with the regular width version. As it stands, these shoes are a bit too wide to be comfortable if you are constantly moving 8+ hours per day; the lack of lateral support inside the shoe causes my feet to shift back and forth enough to cause pain on the outside edges of my feet if I'm walking more than two hours straight. Yes, although I'm a big tub of lard, my job requires me to walk at least 10 miles per day, no exaggerations. So they look awesome, they're comfortable as hell if you stand still more than you move, and they're bigger than they need to be... I'll check back in after I have decimated these and let you know how long you should expect them to live.

Nice. Fits proper.

If you don't tie them tight, I've had them last over 3 years

Excelentes botas de trabajo. buscaba algo que fuera comodo para andar todo el dia en el trabajo y la verdad fue lo que esperaba, son muy comodas parece que traes tenis, tambien son super frescas por que son como de lona una parte, volvere a comprar otro par en cuanto este se me rompa sin dudarlo. UPDATE: 4 meses después los zapatos siguen íntegros al 100% y todavía muy cómodos, lo único es que hay que tener cuidado en darle golpes en la parte de arriba por qué se rasgan.

Ya conocía la marca y estas no fueron la excepción, excelente calidad y comodidad

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