Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 6" Steel Toe

I find this bot vry inte3resting. It is well designed and a good work boot that is best suited for work on a fairly flat surface and in a heated or semi- heated work space. It is not a "logging " or rough terrain boot and not heavily insulated for hours in freezing temperatures. Mine had one significant defect. The seam at the back was not well joined and created painful bulge that began to chafe my heel.I softened it with mink oil and was able to push the bulge in. So far that procedure seems to have corrected the problem.They are good looking boots, like any fine leather boots, they should be oiled regularity and milk oil or old fashioned military surplus boot grease should be applied to deal with water. Quite comfortable once heel issue had been dealt with. I buy a bit large and use insoles to fit as I can't judge too well without the chance to try them on prior to purchase.

My buddy at work told me to get these so I did. Little break in time for me. Working 12 hours on concrete you need a good boot. I don't have the tongue issue as most seem to. My issue is it rubs the back of my heel, which I saw others have had the same problem. Besides that I really like the boot. I'll probably get another pair when the time comes. I like how much cushion the foot bed seems to have. Almost like a spring.

I've had these boots for a little over 2 years and these boots worked well no matter the job. I do have a few complaints for this particular boot. Starting with the most annoying part is the tongue that tends to slouch to the side and require me to relace the whole upper, sometimes it stays but not for long or unless I tied them real tight. Second, while there's great technologies in this boot, it's missing a key part; waterproof. I know there's other versions of this boot, but this one tends to get water damage quick and I have to be leery around water so it doesn't ruin the leather. I've oiled them, but can only be restored so much. Overall, an incredible and loyal boot. I'll likely buy another pair soon, but in waterproof and 8" format.

Have been wearing these same books for yrs now. Great books. Need a little more pading on ackle prosion of it.

I owned these boots for four years. They were the most comfortable boots I've ever own. I have a two boot rotation, and when even I know I'll be on my feet all day I choose these. Here are the cons: 1) Due to the steel toe, and puncture resistant footed they are HEAVY. 2) I wore these primarily on concrete floors, not rocks etc., and the soles wore relatively quickly. I'd imagine if these were on gravel or rough surfaces all day every day they would wear down in no time. I've put other brands of boots through the same, and the sole has kept it's tread much longer. 3) The sole on one of the shoes began to separate in the middle from the top after about 1.5 years. This didn't affect the performance significantly for my purposes, but could in a lot of other applications.

I work in construction so I my boots go through a lot. I've purchased these last year and they held up ok: hoping to get more wear out if this pair. They are really comfortable

I'm on my feet everyday installing security alarms and the boots are very comfortable but the soles on my boots started to come off 3 months after wearing them. I do have to say the customer service guy Elijah is awesome and is sending me a replacement pair in advance so I have nothing bad to say about that. Timberland boots are the best and will always buy for work and casual wear. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of the soles.

I make glass bottles and there's not alot of options for the puncture resistant sole I'm required to have. The heat is very extreme. Almost everyone in my company wears the same boot so I would recommend it. We go through 2 pair a year and that's due to work conditions I'm sure they would last a long time th normal use. You think Owens Illinois bottle manufacturer could get a discount since everyone wears them and the company does pay a big portion of it.

this are a very comfortable boots

I'm in Maintenance field, 40 + hours a week. After a 10 day break in period, I love the boots. My feet do not hurt after 12 hr days. I walk 7-10 miles a day on concrete, tile floors. I use them out in the snow. I have 2 issues....1. Heavy- after break in. got used to them. 2. Tongue on right boot, will not stay in place, always slides off to the right, which makes to boot uncomfortable to wear.

I work in construction this is a pretty good boots idk how long they'll last I have a week with them but so far they're good not the best but real nice a good safe work boot, but if you have the money get the waterproof ones.

Worked at Tampa Airport for 13 years. During the first 4 I had a heck of a time finding comfortable boots with a safety toe that would last. After finding these I have never bought another pair. The pro line with the ANTI FATIGUE is the best. I am a big guy with very flat feet and very particular about my shoes. I love these boots and only have to replace them about every couple of years. The only issue and I mean only issue is they are on the heavy side. I have converted at least 5 other people here to buy them and they now are hooked.

bought this three years ago and finally wore out due to walking so much went for a wolverine work shoe just to experment cause i didnt like the weight of the boot im considering the 6 in titan work boot now gotta wait till tax money comes so suffering with a worn out wolverine for now :(

I stand on concrete floors and walk short distances 8-10 hours , Machining with very little to no metal chips on floor ( Don't know how they'd wear in heavy chips), THIS IS MY 4TH PAIR! tried a different boot, feet, ankles, and knees hurt in 5 hours, took back and ordered these again, this is first Black pair, HEY! TIMBERLAND GIVE YOU 30- DAY GUARANTEE! CAN'T BEAT THAT!

Great boots.

Great for work. Very comfortable.

Heavier than most of the work boots I have worn, but all of the other comforts are there. Takes the abuse.

Most comfortable Timberland boots I have owned to date.

I wear these boots everyday for at least 8 hours. They are so comfortable that sometimes I prefer them more then my Jordans. The sole wears out pretty quickly but that is the only problem. I use them for landscaping and automotive work and fishing. They are a great boot and I have no major complaints.

Good

Not good in snow, but they do look good. Not great on concrete, but going to pair with Dr. Scholl's to see if it helps. Not good for siting still to long in the same area. Even on a mat. I like that the strings are extra string.

I have to really bad ankles I have wore every brand of boot that u can name and these are by far my most favorite pair

I am in in maintenance field, anywhere from 50-60 hours per week. I will give them credit where it's due in saying that they are a comfortable boot, and fit relatively true to size. On the other side they just aren't very durable. I bought them around 10 months ago and it's already time for a new pair of boots. The rubber plate on the front has almost entirely ripped off on Both boots, and I noticed the sole separated around 5 months into ownership. The inner lining also wore down within the first 6 months. If it were a 100 to 120 dollar pair of boots they would be great. But for almost 200 dollars the craftsmanship is lacking.

For the amount of money i was charged for these overpriced and under performing boots is ridiculous! I will stick to king toe redwings! They hurt your feet and are uncomfortable working in and moving around in all day!