Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Mudsill Low Steel Toe

Timberland PRO Mudsill Low Steel Toe - Fits well, just as I planned based on other Timberland's I have purchased. Comfortable and looks good. Have not worn it yet though for more than 3 hours at a time and I've only worn it on 4 days since purchasing.

Stylish work shoe for the industrial man - It is a stylish work shoe that covers all the safety standards as well as provides good comfort!

Very comfortable and light. Good for dry summer days. Most Timberlands I have owned have not been very durable and do not last as long as other brands, but the Timberlands are much more comfortable.

All-day comfort - I wear these shoes in my work doing home rehab, building furniture, etc. They were comfortable from the start, and I can wear them all day with no problems. Don't really care about appearance -- they're work shoes!

The size is just right for my feet. But with the steel toe I should have gotten the next bigger size. Working 10 hour shifts, the shoes get more uncomfortable as time goes on. It is a great design though and very durable.

Got the 10.5 wide, and while my big toe didn't touch the front my three outer toes were rubbing up against the edge. Not sure how that happens but I also have weird feet. Also the padding it comes with is extremely thin so plan on getting new inserts for it and you might need to get a bigger size to accommodate

Fit/Length was fine, but definitively narrower than any other shoe I have. I wear Nike, Adidas, Merrell mostly as well as Sorel boots, all in 11. These, however are so narrow my feet almost curl up on the outside of the foot. They look great, feel great aside from that (good cushion, good tread, etc) but I am going to have to return and try the "wide" version. Will update if possible afterwards.

Shoes were uncomfortable and not very well padded. Ordered a different pair that I hope feels better. No return info was included.

Good fit. Seems like a good shoe

15 wide isn't wide in the steel toe box. Far too narrow for me. I usually look for EE or EEEE. These dont come close. The sides seemed medium thick. Not sure how well they breath but for me I preferr a thinner boot for cooling. I was unable to wear them to give more of an opinion.

I just got the black ones but they're not as roomy as I like. Also it is true about the stiffness of the shoe. The low stars are because they don't fit right and they are not comfortable as is. I ordered them .5 size up from normal the length was good, or like I like it. even if they were wide enough I'd need insoles. the provided ones don't do it for me for how much I'm on my feet.

Steel toe was narrow

Not good on concrete all day. Good shoe for 4- wheelin in summer. Needed better insole 3 months after purchase.

Overall not a bad shoe, but bad for manufacturing environment. I got these steel toes for office work, and needed steel toe for when I went into the facility. I found that many of the side rubber pieces on the sole started breaking apart. I wanted to use for hiking as well, but if they fell apart during office work, I cannot imagine how long they would last during a hike.

I usually don't write reviews but feel compelled to for all of the other Plantar Fasciitis sufferers out there. I work up to 16 hours a day on concrete floors. I also battle on and off with PF and had high hopes for these shoes. I've spent a small fortune on footwear in the last year trying to find the perfect pair of boots. These boots look great and have a good grippy sole. They also seem to be overbuilt and very durable. But there a few problems that I have with these. First is that they run about a half size too small. Once my feet warm up I find that my toes rub due to the steel toe box being too narrow and the overall length of the boot being to short. Next is the sole's performance in cold weather. If you live in an area with cold winters, you will find that these soles feel like they are made of cement when cold. You can actually hear them tapping on the outdoor walking surface and they refuse to flex until warm. The insoles that they come with are flat and lack sufficient arch support and heel cushioning. If you are set on buying these, then do yourself a favor and buy them in one half size larger and also purchase a good quality insole to go along with them.

This shoe seemed to be quality material but the insole just didn't fit the contours of my feet and they were uncomfortable. I decided not to risk it since I'll need to be in these all day. I'm glad I can send them back with little hassle.

These shoes look good and are very durable. I do have one issue with the shoes the steel toe rubs the top of my right foot only after several hours. So I cannot use these shoes as my daily shoe at work I use them one day a week any more than that and my right foot hurts. Maybe I just have a weird shaped foot?

A good shoe but it took more than two weeks to break them in. They are really hot for summer weather. The soles are good for oil and CNC coolant.

I was excited about trying these for work but the steel toe was a bit uncomfortable. I ended up going with the Charleston Low with no steel toe and it is very comfy and durable.