Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Direct Attach 6" Soft Toe

I discovered the Pro line over 25 years ago and have been a loyal customer since. I don't know was has happened in the last few years but the quality is no longer what it was. I have owned all of the available colors in the Pro 6" and have found the wheat to be the most comfortable but as this post I would not recommend them.

I used to get a new pair every year for work. And every year the outer soles come apart from the boot. They never make it a full year and this is working inside a manufacturing facility. They don't see anything too extreme. No reason for the soles to be coming apart so quickly. Can't continue buying these with confidence anymore. Loose the Direct Attach bottoms or use a different adhesion method, because the current ain't working.

3 week old boots and wearing like they're months old. Cheap material and hurt my feet.

Tight and narrow

Arrived scuffed up. Not worn, but definitely packaged wrongly. Better to buy in person than online.

Good Boot but definitely Not Waterproof, Lies you tell.

Purchased a 6 Women's multiple times now. Keep getting 6 Men's.. My receipts keep saying women's... i keep getting men's. i Contact support about ordering women's, and i get?.. u guessed it, mens. :(

I just really feel the steel toe on my toes I even got them .5 size bigger to try and avoid that but is really uncomfortable to feel that at work all day would not purchase agin

These boots run pretty small (uncomfortably so, if your feet swell,) and after I really messed up my feet with my other pair of Timberlands, I chose to wear these every day, thinking they would keep them safe as they healed. I do a lot of heavy lifting, working outdoors, hiking, etc. The only time these shoes have worked for me is when I'm standing perfectly still-- otherwise they really are just too small! I suppose that's my fault for not returning them in time, but the final straw was when I went hiking today and I stepped on a rock-- if you're wearing steel toe boots, that shouldn't be a problem, right? Wrong. I swear I thought I broke my foot-- I love to hike, I've gone hiking for ten hours with no blisters, no pain, nothing. Today I went hiking for two hours and at the end of it my feet hurt so bad, I had new blisters (along with the horrible ones caused by my other Timberlands,) and I was so slow I was at the back of the pack. I really wanted to make a good impression on the people I was with, but I was just so humiliated and in pain. The worst part is, before these two incidents, I swore by Timberlands-- I always recommended them to new hikers and people who wanted to replace their work boots, I wore my last pair to death, but I've been forced to buy boots from a different company because I can't keep hurting myself waiting for these boots to magically become worth all the money I spent on them. Very dissapointed.

I bought these in a men's size 7.5 wide because I couldn't get these in wide for women's and those shoes squashed my toes together. I have a bad ingrown toenail because of those shoes. Fair warning if you have wide feet and looking for steel toe boots be careful buy the right size.

Bought this item excited. They look really good but were extremely uncomfortable, cramped, and ran a full size small. I wear an 11W, I ordered an 11.5W just to be safe, but easily would need a 12W or 12.5W. Toes hurt and steel toes do not give enough room.

Boots seem fine, but when I initially reached out to timberland customer service because after about 4 weeks of wear the boots still didn't break in enough to feel comfortable. I have wide feet, and there's no wide option. So none of their women steel toe boots are even possible for me. But customer service pretty much said I was out of luck. If customer service was better I would've gave it better ratings. But I still don't see how there's no wide fit options.

My foot is not that wide and usually fits in a medium, but it doesn't fit into a wide here.

My foot is not that wide, fits into "medium" in most brands, doesn't even fit into the "wide" of these.

I was getting these steel-toes for work and had previously had a different pair of Timberlands that I loved- they were difficult to break in as most shoes are for me (causing lots of blisters) but were true to size, these were not. I ordered my normal size 8 and they are much too tight, especially on one foot. It feels as though the steel toe dips down (not matching up with foot shape). Getting them on was difficult and they didn't feel comfortable like my others were. Returning and probably not exchanging. If you just want to get them for the look, don't get the steel toes!

I work on a farm, and have my own I need to work on. I bought these hoping to protect my toes from the occasional hoof stepping on them, but was saddened that they were WAY too narrow for my foot. I didn't expect that to be the case, because they're boots, but silly me i guess. You NEED to add wide sizes for the women sizes, because now i'm going to be looking at other brands for more variety. My mother's narrow feet are even super snug at the widest part, but not as much as mine (thanks dad for giving me your feet smh).

Can't imagine why anyone would make a boot without speed hooks. Not real comfortable. Disappointed to say the least

This product should have hook lace on the top two boot laces Like the A1301. 88117 old style women boot. Plus it was a more comfortable boot

I've had five pairs of these in the last 8 years. Every single pair the sole comes unglued within 18 months. I'm not using them for heavy construction and I don't wear them every day. I've trued gluing the bottom back on but they are not water resistant anymore and it doesn't last. They're good boots until they fall apart but at this price I don't see the value

A few of metal grommets around the laces holes came off and the sole wore much faster than expected. For the price I paid, I expected better craftsmanship.

There is not enough room at the toe. I wear a 5 shoe and I got a 5 1/2 and it was to small. Felt like the Steele was sitting on top of my toes.

I have worked in timberland pro boots for the past 20 years. Not anymore. last pair I purchased was just over a year and the soles are separated from the boot. I work around water everyday and have never had wet feet till I got this pair. I think all timberland wants to make are boots for fashion not work nowadays. It's a shame 20 years of using the same brand and timberland doesn't care about there customers. If you ever have to walk in water get different boots you will thank me later.

I purchased these boots because I wanted a pair of boots that would last long. For the most part they were good and I cleaned them regularly and treated them well. From the first time I wore them , they would get a wet spot from the inside out near the ball of my foot. They now have a hole in the same spot. They lasted 5 months, which is how long the cheaper boots lasted that were much cheaper. Very disappointed with these boots. Will not purchase anymore boots from Timberland.

I work in harsh new england weather and i bought these boots because they were suppose to be insulate, but my feet are cold everyday. Im so bummed out because their comfortable, light weight, well built and stylist but my feet are freezing cold everytime i work outside for more than an hour

So boots are required for my job so I need them to be tough and durable. These boots are very comfortable but after about a year the soles begin to fail and allow water into the boot. I've owned two pairs of this model the first pair the soles tore away from the boot after a year and some change and now the second pair the entire bottom of the boot ripped in half after again a year and some change. Overall the boot is comfortable but expect to replace them every year.