Customer Reviews Timberland PRO 6" Pit Boss Steel Toe

Usually wear 8 1/2 but felt a little tight. Returned and got size 9. Fits OK, not as comfortable as my good hiking boots, but for the price and these are only for working around the house. I'm retired with a long list of projects to finish in and around the house but if I was working full time in construction or in the field, I would get a better boot to wear all day long.

I got scuffs on them the first day so they don't hold up aesthetically at all. I was in desperate need of a new pair to replace what I had, would not buy again or recommend especially if you're on concrete alot. Will purchse insoles, hopefullly they help.

So, I'm a very big fan of how Timberlands look.. However, as a work boot, these leave much to be desired. The steel toe is well built and well worked into the shoe. These are pretty heavy shoes though. And they get dirty QUICKLY. Much quicker than the time it takes to clean and dry them... But these only lasted 8 months before the side burst on one of the shoes. I won't buy again but I primarily work outside...if you're in an environment where you can keep them clean and need steel toes, these are for you.

These boots are durable and well constructed but they rub my Achilles raw. Ive added mole skin and tried everything I can but even after breaking in its still the same issue.

I take either 11.5 W or 12 W in other shoes. Tried both sizes and even the size 12 was too tight around the toes. The steel toe piece seems to be significantly narrower than the rest of the shoe.

One boot felt great, the other boot had a spot that pressed into the back of the heel, it would have been intolerable if I had to wear them.

I bought these as work boots. There is a lot to like about them, but I had 2 problems the first time I wore them. Maybe I just got a bad pair. The shoelace goes through 3 pairs of holes then a pair of loops then 2 pairs of hooks at the top. The first day of wearing them, one of the loops pulled out from where it was attached. I can wear it, but have to skip the loops when lacing it up and it doesn't match the other shoe. The second problem is that part of the rubber or plastic sole was not cut off properly. Inside the right boot there is an edge that is about 1/16" wide and 3" long that presses into the outside edge of the sole of my foot. It is very uncomfortable. It isn't an issue of not having the right size...they fit great otherwise. I think I can have a cobbler fix both problems, but you wouldn't think you would have to have a brand new pair of shoes repaired. By the time the shoelace loop broke and I realized the issue with the sole in one of them, I had used them for half a day and they were covered in mud and I didn't feel like I could return them. Otherwise I really like them. Solid construction, comfortable, good looking. I think once I have the problems fixed, they will serve me well for a long time.