Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Titan 6" Composite Safety Toe

Better grade if leather than the boondocks. Not as comfortable for me with the foot pad. You will have to change it out. I'm a very heavy guy and drive trucks I'm in and out of my cab all of the time. The shoes tie really good around the ankle for support.

They run big

Boot is good but a little heavy and stiff material. Leather is little hard and that makes hard for foot movement. Overall nice shoes for the price.

Now this boot is complete lace up. Before it had to quick eyelets at the top. I personally liked the quick eyelets

Boots arrived quickly but had to send back for a smaller size. A full smaller size. Very durable and well constructed. Took a while to break in and after a lot of walking the comp toe starts to rub pretty bad.

Farmer

Very light weight for a safety toe boot. Could use a more cushion insert . This is my first time wearing Timberland boots and I like them but my Wolverines felt more comfortable. I do like the non slip soles and would buy these boots again in the future.

I've had these boots for a while. Overall these are good boots. I wear them on an industrial site - indoors mostly, some outside. These would be Timberland's best boot if they were waterproof. So be warned - NOT WATERPROOF!!

I've purchased four pairs of these boots over the years and I keep going back to them because they are so comfortable from day one. Other boots tend to rub my ankles raw. That said, there are some issues that I'll point out. If these could be changed, this boot would get more stars. Quality control for this model is bad. I've ordered online and gone into the store and the plastic heel under the insole isn't always aligned properly. You can't change it because it's glued in that way. Sometimes it would poke one side of my foot or the other, or sometimes it would just add all sorts of extra pressure against the plantar tendon. The pair that I ordered online I had to send back for an exchange, and several pairs that stepped into in the store I just left and let the manager know they should exchange themselves. I went back to the store to buy when they had a new pair in that was properly built. Maybe that's why do many people are complaining that their feet are hurting... I would never buy online. And as soon as you step in, it better feel right or you should wait. The second complaint that I have is that the eyelets are made of plastic. I can get the soles on these boots to last for several years, but the plastic eyelets bust apart in six months or less consistently. Even when I moved to an office job on the mine site, they still failed in less than six months. Timberland! I'll pay a little more if you can put metal eyelets in! Don't skimp on that! Third for thought. If you're in a lot of mud, don't smash your heel into the ground trying to get the mud off your boot. It's not good for your knees, and apparently it's not good for the boot. Use a boot brush or mud scraper. The heel of the sole of my first pair separated after the first winter because of the abuse. Overall, these are the boots I go to. Just need to be aware of the quirks.

I started buying these in 2012 and they were the most comfortable things I'd ever put on my feet. I bought pair after pair of these. Suddenly, starting in late 2019, new pairs did nothing but hurt my feet. I've tried going up as much as a size and a half and they're still squeezing/pinching. I can't wear these for more than 30 minutes, yet I can put on a "retired" pair and wear them all day. I don't know what Timberland changed, but these have gone from awesome to awful.

I thought I had ordered the Titian pros I've worn for years .Not as comfy as prior world boots ,my feet hurt after being on my feet all day long . I ordered Titian pros composite safety toe model # T B 050508 instead of model # 50506 which are composite toe but are lace To Toe which is what I thought I was getting, very disappointed!