Customer Reviews Timberland PRO TITAN® 6" Alloy Safety Toe - DELETED

THE Most comfortable boot EVER! I wear workboots 14 hours a day, 6 days a week, in rain, snow, or shine. Very comfortable from the very first time I put them on. I replaced the insoles after the first week with the Timberland Insoles. The only bad thing is that they are NOT waterproof. I work outside all day every day, and the one thing I can't stand is wet feet. I bought a weatherproof ointment for them, and it does help, but still, if you are standing in much water, your feet will be wet. It doesn't leak, per say, more like the leather gets wet and soaks into your socks. If not for that, I would have given these boots a 5 star rating. Overall a Very Good Boot, and I am able to go through a metal detector every day with no problem. Whole-heartedly recommend!

I wear these at work at a factory for 8 hours a day,10 to 12 days in a row.

I've only worn these boots twice and they leak on the inside of the left boot where the stitches meet the sole. I probably would not advertise these boots as waterproof.

recently bought a pair of TITAN boots and, overall, they are quite comfortable. The inner padding provides good support, and the sole feels sturdygreat for long work days. However, I experienced some issues: the boots put a lot of pressure on my ankle, to the point where I noticed some vein inflammation. I also developed a callus on the toe next to my pinky, likely due to the fit in that area. For reference, I wear a size 8 and have narrow feet. Despite the comfortable build, the fit didn't work well for me during extended use. I'd recommend trying them on thoroughly before buying to ensure they suit your foot shape.

Been getting size 8 same Pros for ten years. Prob on eighth pair. This pair was too small, too narrow, taller sole, and the arch was too far towards the heel! Very odd - must have a new manufacturer. RETURNED. Will go to Rural King and buy another brand off the shelf.

I have been buying this style for the last 10 years and have been so pleased with their construction, durability and overall aesthetic. Until now. The last pair I purchased was drastically poorer I'm quality - the leather was thin, and looked fake. The toe box has been redesigned and it looks like a completely different boot now. I use my boots for hardscaping, gardening and wear them 8-10 hours per day in water, sleet and snow. For the first time these boots hurt my feet after a few hours, and they just looked and felt cheap. Heartbroken and trying to find a new go-to work boot. Why do designers have to mess with a good thing? There are already so few.optuons for truly good, Saturday and attractive work boots out there. You need to do better.

I like the look, but I walk 7 hours for work 5days a week. My right toe feel a pain and the bottom of my foot feel hard. I'm going to buy some foot soles in see will that help.

Great boot. The leather came conditioned right out of the box so there's no break in period really. I would give it 5 stars but the toe falls apart pretty fast. I only buy this boot because I can't find another comfortable 6 wide anywhere else.

I'm one of the few women that work in chemical manufacturing. The plant I work at is quite vintage with little automation. Footwear does not last long in such a work environment as we use caustics, acids, solvents etc in production. There is little choice in womens work boots, 98% of them not even close to what I need as I consider my boots PPE. You make one boot that I buy and it's been the only brand I've used because it's one of the 2 others that come close to my work needs. I say come close but the product is still lacking!! My co workers are men and they have better boots and they last longer! We do the same work and I have to use a lesser quality because I don't have a choice. I resort to having to purchase boots more often because of the lack of better designed women's work boots. It's going to be 2020 real quick and this should not be an issue. I'd love the chance to share my ideas for a better design. Thanks.

This is my first pair of Titans, purchased only because Timberland discontinued my beloved Ratchet model. I bought them 3 weeks ago and am still breaking them in, unlike the Ratchets which I could immediately wear comfortably for a 12 hour shift. The Titans feel great on my soles but chaff the top of my arches and at the ankles if I wear them fully laced, which I prefer for ankle stability in uneven terrain. Over the years I've gone through 4 pairs of Timberlands Ratchet model but I probably won't get another pair of Titans.

I'm a correctional officer. I put in 8 and 16 hour days. I walk about 6-12K steps per day on average. I'm afraid these boots didn't work for me. They don't seem to have to cushion to the footbed I'm used to with the other brand I've worn for the past six years. I have a $200 stipend every two years so I bought 2 pairs. One pair the sole at the heel is not fully attached to my best guess. It makes a sticking squeeze sound on every step. That won't work for me! The other pair I wore for two weeks. The feel never changed. Sol doesn't have the cushion/support I'm used to. The back of my heel started to rub pretty bad the last time I wore them. They should get more comfortable with wearing not less. Overall a good boot I think. Just not for me. I was hopefully. I've worn Bates Durashocks side zippers and have loved them except they are men's boots and a bit too much width for me creating corns on the pads on my feet over time. I was tired of that and was looking for a women's boot that would not be as wide. These are not them. Sorry Timberland. I was truly hopeful!

I'm on my second pair of these. I got my first pair and they fit like a dream and are so comfortable right off the bat. They helped support my foot (I struggle with plantar fasciitis on one foot). They are so comfortable that I wanted to wear them all the time, even after I left work! I'm an engineer so there is a combination of in my office and out on the floor each day. I noticed after about 12 months the edge of the sole was starting to have a tear on each boot. We are only allotted boots every 24 months so I continued to wear them. Even with insoles I noticed that they weren't as comfortable anymore and the sole continued to tear so after about 15 months I ordered another pair. Again that pair fit like a dream and it was so comfortable to be wearing them. I wear them 14+ hours a day, 5 days a week. I noticed at about 12 months the inside seemed not as comfortable so I added inserts. About that time the soles started cracking again on both sides. I'm at 18 months now and both soles are totally split all the way down to the leather. They are no longer wearable as now they are a wet/smelly mess from snow getting up into the sole. I'm wearing my old pair until a new (different brand) arrives. These boots are super comfortable and sturdy, but if you are looking for something that is going to last a long time, these are not the boots for you. The uppers probably are ok, but the soles just aren't that great. I can't imagine how much worse they would have been if I was out on the shop floor all the time.