Customer Reviews Timberland PRO 6" Pit Boss Steel Toe

I have been wearing the Pro Series Timberland line for years, this is the first time I have negative feedback. I wore the boots for 2 days, these boots caused blisters on the heels of both feet in the same spot. After the blisters occurred i investigated the design. i found that there is an awful placement of a seam right on the back of the heal that was rubbing. Overall a bad design on the interior of the boot.

This is my second pair as I use them in a heavy repair truck shop. They last a very long time. And very comfortable.

I used these for 2 days and they got awful stains. Used leather boot polish and they got ruined. Very dissatisfied. Would love a refund or a replacement pair for around the house

Two weeks in, good quality, progressive sole when walking(rolls forward well-easy on the legs and feet to push off) very stable, shock absorption is good, not the soft floating on air feeling I was hoping for but not too far off. They are light considering they do look a little clunky with the thick sole and high toe box (can't say I've noticed any increase in room in toe box though) Obviously, as it is with every shoe, ever, arch support is pathetic I think manufacturers put the little bump in the arch area for aesthetics. So I put arch supports in them from day three. I'm a machinist so I stand a lot for hours on concrete and overall I'm happy with these boots.

I've been using timberland since 1995 and they keep getting better.

I wear Pit Boss boots daily. I am a woman who has been buying Pit boss men's boots for 10 years. I discovered Timberland at a higher end department store while looking for a better quality boot than the lesser quality ladies boots I had been purchasing. Since my life revolves around contractor work and a home farm, boots are essential. I sport a 2 x herniated disk, in which the Pit Bosses have the superior support for the degenerative condition. Often when walking on concrete floors with Pit Boss boots it actually feels like my feet are floating, it feels therapeutic to walk on the hard surface. My other boots, tennis shoes, street shoes don't have this quality. Currently I own 6 pairs of Pit Boss and one pair of another Boss line, each has a designated use, with 3 pairs that I rotate out weekly for daily work use. I am purchasing an 8th pair for non work use. I took two pairs to central america to work with the Green Sea Turtles last year, they protected my feet from the sharp cutting fingers on the bottom of the turtles flippers while we were measuring and inspecting these 400lbs gals. The flippers are so strong that your feet are pushed back hard and you loose your balance. One pair of boots has some slight nicks from the flippers. My friend didn't wear Timberland, her boots were ripped up badly. Another time I misjudged and hit my Pit Boss boot with the chainsaw blade, soft toe in 2006. The cut wasn't as deep as I thought it would be as the boots are tough, my toes were saved, I still wear those boots in daily use. Nobody laughs at me for wearing men's boots, they think its wise if they know anything about boots. I am sold on these boots, obviously.

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.

I use the boots for work and they are very comfortable. They have proven to be well worth the purchase and they look very nice. I walk around and stand on concrete floors 10 hours a day and my feet feel great after. The only down side so far is that the laces are too short.

Good for size 15 boots

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.