Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Direct Attach 6" Soft Toe

Wish they had speed hooks on top three eyelets

Plastic heel insert curves in and hurts your side heel

Love the product quality and look but they need to make the boot in a wider version. I purchased the wide version but still not wide enough for me "Fred Flintstone" feet

I bought these in late November '14 and wore them M-F through the tough winter in Mass (I work in Fitchburg, we got hammered), and they made it through like champs. I work in a cold warehouse, do some delivery, load vans, and my feet were comfortable. They could've been the tiniest bit warmer, but I'm being picky there - actually if they were warmer they might have been too warm. Because of the weather (salt, snow, slush, water) I gave them a quick wipe down with saddle soap every 1-2 days. I polished them 1-2 a week (a quickie during the week and thorough on the weekend). I treated them with mink oil once a month. They got a lot of abuse but with good care they are in really great shape. The soles are in good shape, and I am duck footed and a heel scraper. The leather and eyelets are fine. The leather hasn't pulled away from the sole (they are sealed leather-to-sole sytle). Size: I got 10M and I always have worn 10 1/2 in shoes and boots - but I think this trend is getting more common (as last year I bought a running style shoe in another brand and I also had to get a 10 for the right fit and my feet measure 10 1/2+ on the classic metal foot measuring device.) I likely won't wear them as much over the next six months, but my feet were dry and comfortable through the tough winter we just had. Hopefully they'll stay water tight through another winter, and if so they were worth the price and the right boot for the job.

Its takes a while for them to come to you in shipping

looks good with jeans

good boots. i wish they were more durable. they're already starting to show wear i feel like these boots should be $80-$85 not $130... i would still recommend, as they are very comfortable and look good.

Work daily in these and they're are pretty darn comfortable.

I have used them in one snow storm so far and all is good. We are expecting 10 - 14 inches of snow in the next 24 hours...I'll let you know.

I work in Occupational Healthcare and these boots have been great. The boots have held up great so far and are great in the snow and rain. I find them comfortable for steel toed boots. Due to my job I am not in the shoes for more then a few hours at a time but find them comfortable and a great fit when wearing them

These boots look great but they don't do it for me when it comes to comfort. I am 5' 9" 195lbs. I walk on concrete surfaces all day and usually put in about 10 hours on average a day. I'm on my feet about 1/2 that time and I definitely feel fatigue. I just ordered some new insoles that I know work very well for me.

Wore it casually to work a couple times, the top creased pretty badly after like 10 minute of walking with it.

i wish there was a non insulated pair for the summer months in texas

I work on the rail road tracks and there's a lot of stones. The boots didn't last long as it should .

The return is slow.

The boots I bought over the Holliday are overly tight compared to a couple of years ago with the the 13W, I am a 11.5W and go 12W just incase. My feet were sliding all over in the 13's so I thought to go smaller for a better fit, I don't understand the difference in the toe area or rather why it's so much tighter that bloods forming underneath my toenail. I would recommend these to a friend as they are quiet durable for work but tell them to look elsewhere if you have wide feet.

I like them but one of the boot leather starting to flake from the side. I would like to add a picture, but I wasn't able to show you so you can see what I mean

These boots were lovely; however, they were far too narrow and wide size wasn't an option when I purchased them. Please offer women's wide size for these boots. Men's have wide and 3 color choices.

These boots are not offered in a narrow size so if you have average to narrow feet they are too wide.

My recommendation to anyone is to get at least .5 size bigger. Because your actual size may be too small. I wear 10.5, but it felt like 10. like I was forcing my feet, and my toes were curling up inside the boots. I couldn't walk 50ft, and I went back to my old raggedy & destroyed boots. Too uncomfortable on my size. I want to try a bigger size. Just waiting for my refunds, since they don't do exchanges.

To tight fit not great.

So I'm a contractor and I got tired of trashing crepe sole Red Wings every 6 months, and I thought I'd give these a try. They look great, are waterproof, and price is right. 9.5, my usual size felt OK at 1st, but oh man, these things did not feel right a few hours on the job. Cut to the boots' first day on a job, building a stone retaining wall, in the mud, on a hill, and the toe box feels too large and I'm having problems getting them tight enough. I'm not sure if my foot is narrow, or I was used to different boots, or I goofed up and bought a 9.5 when a 9 would have been better, or it wasn't broke in yet, but I'm having regrets. They fit much better after I robbed the rough, sock-eating foam insoles out of a pair of 20$ rubber "concrete boots" that I keep wedged behind my truck cab, and jammed them into my pair of Timberlands. After that, zero complaints. They grip onto everything, keep my feet safe, stay dry and breathe well, and I can just wipe them down and they're ready to be worn out on the town! I like these boots but it rubs me the wrong way that it took a donor sole from the most cheap, ill fitting, uncomfy rubber boots I own to make these feel good. I guess two wrongs do make a right. Next time I buy a pair, I'll be trying one size down.

These boots are not as widely available as I'd like but it's the only work boot I buy and use.

Wide and comfortable but the insoles still feel hard when walking

I like these boots. Although they are steel toe, they feel almost as light as my sneakers. I have two complaints. 1. The material lining the top of the boot is a cheap, fake leather. There is already a small tear on the inside in this section, and I've only worn the boots a week. I don't see these lasting more than a few months. 2. There is a section of the boot on the inside that seems to be misaligned. It actually was digging into the top of my foot. If you've got money to burn, buy these boots. If not, invest in a pair that will last a long time.