Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Direct Attach 6" Steel Toe

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

got the same size and width i get all my steel tows but these hurt my feet after a little bit of walking. maybe go a size up

I work in Aviation and have had a pair for a little over a year now. The boot started to fall apart in a few different spots and water was getting in so I ordered another pair in August. Those came in and I had issues with the left boot fitting too tight. I missed the 90 day window since I was trying to break them in so I went back to my original pair. Going to give them another shot since they really are comfortable. I have had the regular boots all my life so these two last PRO pairs not lasting or not fitting right are disappointing for too say the least. I would still recommend with caution though.

Looks great just the leather scuffs very easy considering these are meant to be durable work boots

These boots are really comfortable and they can be worn for a long time without excessively aching feet. They are definitely durable, however it says slip-resistant, I work as a Janitor I'm constantly slipping and falling over mopped floors. It's a real shame because I bought these specifically as my work boots and they fail to meet the standard, honestly even my running shoes don't slide as much as these. Note this is specifically for wet tile or linoleum floors, but considering that's all I work onit's a shame for the price.

These boots are comfortable but after 4 months of snow slush and mud they tore and shrunk had big holes where my toes are had to buy another pair

This style is very comfortable, I currently work as a food service delivery driver. I never had issues with my feet being cold throughout the winter, and they hold up very well working in rainy conditions. The issue I have with the boot is the traction when stepping on slippery surfaces. As well as the traction when walking up the ramp into the trailer. They are a little on the heavy side but I was able to manage.

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.