Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Power Welt 6" Waterproof Steel Toe

Love these boots! Great for construction work and style.

Use these boots for work very comfortable after break in period. Waiting to see how they hold up. If they last a year definently worth the price.

Put to the test daily. Crawl under homes and in attics. Install telecommunications wiring from curb to outlet rain or shine in all weather conditions. These boots are great with the new outer coat of protection. Will get again but it will most likely take 3 years to need new boots. My last pair of pro series went over 2 years that's what prompted this purchase.

My first pair lasted a year and I had no problems, my second pair I've had for 9 months and side has some splits, and my left shoe eats shoelaces. I'm on my fourth pair. Regardless, I can't avoid these. The weight is substantial, but not heavy. They are simply indestructible. I can pour concrete, frame, climb around in attics, crawl in crawlspaces, install wall mount TVs, kick my wheel chocks. Whatever I want. This boot holds up, and it's cheap. Not to mention weatherproof and warm. It's a year round boot and even makes you taller. PRO brand, love the shoes. Keep them coming. PS, Buy kevlar laces.

It great and comfortable boot

I have been buying these boots for 8 yrs now back to back . I work in commercial demolition and these boots always held up and protected my feet. I also personally think they are pretty comfortable once broken in. They usually last me 8 months minimum sometime 10 to 11. After about 6-7 months they start to crack slowly on top at the bend. I never complained due to how long it took for that to start to happen with the type of work I do. Unfortunately the latest pair I have , Which I am still wearing , has now crack in the actual sole of the treads on both boots all the way thru the rubber. My last 7 pair have never done that , so this seems very odd to me . I may buy another pair but only if timberland can do something for me . I would of given 5 stars if it weren't for the issue .

I bought these boots back in 2012 as a welding boot. I wore them everyday for two years in a welding environment, as well as back home around the yard. I really enjoyed the high level of comfort these boots offered while wearing them everyday. A lot of people were concerned with the soft soles, so let me tell you this, I stepped in many very hot things and never melted through the sole, so that's a plus. After that I wore them in a butcher shop for a year, because they were slip resistant, waterproof and easy to clean. They were retired after that. I absolute loved these boots, but they did gave their downsides. First, the liner inside on both of my boots was the first thing to go, it would follow my foot out of the boot when I took them off. Second, the black part cracked quite a bit where my foot bends at the toe, this started to compromise the waterproofness of the boot. Then the sole started separating quite a bit, and all at once after four years, the sole on the right boot pulled apart all the way back to the heel. I still wear them from time to time with a hose clamp holding the sole on Because they're comfortable. I would certainly recommend these boots, mine did not see an easy life

I wasn't sure how I'd like the polyurethane sole. It felt too much like plastic to me and I was worried my feet would slip on smooth surfaces but they aren't as bad as I thought. They're comfortable and not too heavy. The biggest plus with these is the toes aren't pointed up in the air like their original work boot. I couldn't stand that. They made my feet and toes hurt every time I wore them but these soles are flatter and closer to the ground. The only con I see in these is the black waterproof membrane on the outside of the boot. After a year of wear, it seems to be cracking where my foot bends. Other than that, I don't really have any complaints about this boot

comfortable, water proof

Desert , Timberlands finest making the cover of a NYTIMES science section Is but a mere memory. Humans with 13 size peds have few options this Boot being one of them. waterproof, You could call 'em armoredDuck Boots of sorts! to wear in place of the famed FudgeNubuck Rock ramblers that Timberland Used to manufacture to a seemingly high quality of standard. These boots are holding there own I have noticed early deterioration of the MAN made Sole. almost premature in one and two spots otherwise the boots holding up fine under pressure. I am really enjoying it Though not looking forward to an even earlier replenishment as the sole foretells. May this review find you whom are reading it with only great things in the future.

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They seem decently made, but the width is just too narrow. The toe box is extremely tight, even in wide width.

This is my 2nd pair of these I'm not impressed this time. I work in a landfill so I'm in the elements in Chicagoland. For some odd reason the boot laces keep cutting on the metal loop holes!!!!