Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 6" Steel Toe

The toe cap on these boots had enough of a ridge on the inside of the boot that it caught on my little toe when walking. Had to send them back to Zappos. Of note, I bought these in a small size (7.5) and maybe it is not an issue with larger sizes.

After 240 hours of wear - Some interesting things to note. If your feet sweat (and you don't bother with performance socks to deal with it) these might work great for you. The little inverted 'anti-fatigue' cones under the insole actually fill with sweat after long use. This might sound bad, but it's really great. It keeps the moisture away from your feet (and the smell away completely). Just remove the insole after wear so they dry out and reinsert them next use. My knees started to hurt after the first week of use. I was kind of confused about this since they were a nice cozy fit right away, no blisters. Plus the arch support seems good. Turns out these Timberland's are heavy and because I wasn't used to wearing heavy boots (new job) I found myself 'swinging' my feet more to compensate. Once I realized this and stopped 'lumbering around' the pain ended. A few last things. They make you 2" taller. Also, the leather surface marks easily. I don't know much about leather but it must be high quality because the abrasions somehow seem to heal and darken again. Overall, very happy with this tank-like boot. Lots of compliments, too.

These are the most comfortable shoes I own. My feet hurt on a daily basis when I bought them 11 months ago. Now they may hurt, but never when I have these boots on. The only bad news is I wore them completely out in 11 months. They are completely falling part. Takes about a week to break them in & I would only wear them half a day for the first week.

Up until I purchased this shoe Timerlands were all I wore. Three months into wearing this shoe the sole separated from the shoe. Two other coworkers had Timberlands about the same age as mine which had the sole separate as well. I\\\'m thinking that Timberlands quality has gone downhill in the last two to three years and I\\\'ll probably not buy from them again. Although a bit heavier I\\\'ll stick with the Dr. Martens. They are like the Ford Taurus of the industrial shoe industry. You can\\\'t kill them.

I've had three pair of these boots in the last four years. The Timberland Pro endurance are very comfortable out of the box. The protective covering on the toe and heel is very tough and keeps you from wearing a hole through to the steel toe. These are quite heavy, although only an ounce or so heavier than lighter steal toe boots. The real drawback on these Timberlands is a seeming lack of durability in the out sole. The tread wears off fairly quickly. Also that cushy comfortable feel generally goes flat for me before I make it a to a full year of wear. So I am shopping for a new pair of work boots and this time I am going to try something different. Especially since right now these are priced at overpriced for what you are getting from timberland. I would only consider these at a cheaper rate comparable to what I have paid in years past, these have not been improved to my knowledge.