Customer Reviews Timberland PRO 6" Pit Boss Soft Toe

Looks and feels like a tough boot. Ordered these online like I normally do, when I tried them on at home they felt a size too small. Maybe they needed to be broke in but I couldn't handle the discomfort to do so. Will be sticking with the Valor 8 Pro series.

The pit boss 6 is a well constructed boot. They were very uncomfortable to me because they are not true to size. I'm usually 10.5 but these felt about a half size too small. They shredded my feet after 1 day of use. I sent them back and will be ordering them again in size 11. Timberland customer service is excellent and will always work with you.

I'm a commercial flooring mechanic. They were a half size too small for me. Shredded my feet after 1 day of use. I sent them back and will be trying them in a bigger size. Timberland customer service is excellent and will always work with you

I have been buying Tim's Pit Boss for years (about 12 pairs). They are a great boot that will wear out on the toes in about a year. I spend a lot of time kneeling on concrete so that is to be expected. The last pair wore a hole in the toe after only 2 months. After contacting customer service they want me send send the boots back to them for inspection. I sent them pictures of the damage to no avail. Now I will be without boots until they decide they were inferior material. Found out they are made in the Dominican Republic. Sorry Timberland - I am disappointed

My foot is a 12 6E boots were very tight on wide my foot so was unablt to purchace them

Not a fan of boots, and these don't change that opinion.

After only 3 weeks the boots started squacking (squeaking with a quack). Actually, only the right boot is calling out to all the ducks making me sound like Quasimodo at Madison Square Garden. Aside from the embarrassing racket that is made when I approach, they are one of the most comfortable pair of boots I have owned that I will never buy again.

These boots have a weak foundation plate. After only 3 months of wear, they began to squeak because the "plate" broke or tore. I took them to a shoe repair, but they could do nothing about it since it was the "bones" of the boot. This squeaking is extremely annoying and embarrassing because it is so loud. I contacted Timberline, but they would do nothing to help me fix it or discount another pair. I'm not impressed with their customer service at all. If you buy something from them, be prepared to deal with any problems on your own.

Recently bought low T-land Pros w/ black soles and they are really comfortable under my feet. The 6" T-land Pro's that I just bought last week have a much harder insole.

Nearly as soon as I purchased these boots, the right side developed a squeak whenever my foot would flex. It's annoying to say the least. The soles have also developed cracks where my foot flexes along with cracks in the canvas along the top of the boot where they are stitched to the lace eyelets. Also, after a couple of years one of the laces broke, but that's probably more on me than anything else. All that being said, I would purchase these again because they look good even when they're dirty and they're comfortable enough.

I purchased a pair of these work boots over 9 months ago and they've certainly done a solid job of protection my toes, but they wear out WAY too quickly. My soles have worn out rather quickly and the inner sole has developed holes and rough spots which irritate me feet. Overall these are a decent pair of work boots, but I would recommend going with a better, more expensive pair which will hopefully last you longer.

I would buy this product again and again

I bought these boots for work last year. Usually my boots last 2 or 3 years. This time, less than a year later my feet are killing me. I usually buy the timberland pro insoles but this time they didn't help. I spent extra money on different insoles. Same thing. Its like they're are making them bot to last. This is ridiculous. Costing me more money.

Overall, the boot seemed like a fine boot. Once I put it on however I found that the steel plate in the heel (I'm of course referring to the steel-toe version), comes up way too high and effectively makes crouching a small form of torture. #sweepstakes

I haven't worn them very much and I can already see they aren't going to last very long. These are definitely not pro quality boots. I only use them to do lawn work around my house and probably haven't worn them for 48 hours total and I can already see stuff coming apart. Even the boots tongue won't stay in place they fall over to one side. I've been wearing this brand for a long time and I will not buy any more. The quality control is not there anymore.