Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 6" Steel Toe

I have been wearing Timberland boots since the 1980s and this has been the most expensive and disappointing boot. Comfort = 5 stars. Most comfortable boot out of the box I think I have worn. Waterproof = 1 star. If it's raining and your indoors, your feet should stay dry. If you go outside after it rains and the pavement is wet and you avoid puddles, your socks will be dry. If you walk through wet grass that is over top of the toe, you will have wet socks. I can't express enough how disappointed I am in the waterproofing with this boot. When these get replaced, I will consider other brands.

Bought these boots to do tree and lawn work due to them saying waterproof. Yeah they are not feet soaked on most days waist of money. Last 2 Timberland products quality has gone down hill time to sesrch other companies. To bad local here and you stink now

I bought these for a new job just 3 months ago. I work outside and inside with concrete 5 days a week, 40-50 hours a week. Already the material is separating from the sole and water leaks into the sides and my feet end up soaked the rest of the day. For how expensive these are and the fact they are stated to be waterproof in the title this is not only disappointing, but ridiculous. It's obviously an issue because I'm not the only one who's reported this so there needs to be a fix and some quality control in the process.

Use everyday. Great Sturdy Shoes.

Not sure these are going to work for me. Does waterproof mean I can wear in the snow? because my feet are wet now and I'm not too happy about that. They seem comfortable and durable. Sizing feels accurate.

I've had these boots for a whole three months and they're falling apart. The riveted clasp broke off the boot. Seems to me for that kind of money they shouldn't be breaking so soon. I'm not in such an intense job that these are even taking a beating!

I started out with wearing these in my home to make sure they would work for me. I've been through 4 pairs of boots already. For 2 weeks I walked around inside with them and they felt great. Started wearing them outside and I loved them. Them I started walking on uneven terrain and it all went south. I do landscaping so this is a big problem for me. 1st I can't stand it when the Tongue of the boot falls down to the side. It makes it uncomfortable, annoying and I'm constantly trying to fix it. 2nd when I was walking on uneven terrain there's a lot of pressure put on the back of my foot, and under my heal. To bad I like the boots, but a it's just another pair that fall short. Especially the tongue falling to the side. Seems like every boot does this except for my 8 year old pair. If you are going to wear these on flat surfaces these might work well for you. They felt really good for a 10 hour day standing on my feet. If the tongue falling to the side doesn't bother you, and knowing if you start walking on uneven terrain you could end up like me.

These boots are garbage. Worn 9 months and soles are separating already, leather is cracked and splitting. Inside of the boot where my heel sits is already ripped and exposed. They are reasonably comfortable, but I wish I would have spent the money on Keens. Thanks, China...

Boots are comfortable....however three months in the sole ripped on edges...now having said that a year latter the ripped sole edges are still attached but now the rubber is starting to separate from leather. The comfort again awesome...the durability is lacking

Work in meat room in the cold and on my feet for 10 hours a day and feels good. Had about a year and the stitching on the back of the boot above the pull tab is coming apart on the boots. shot them an email today waiting to see what happens . Paid a lot of money to last a year. until this is fixed will not recommend or buy another pair of timberland boots !!!!

Bought these boots for the rubber coated toe and anti fatigue. They are pretty heavy and felt it after wearing them for 10 hours a day. The rubber coated toes work great since all my other boots wear the toes off from moving the vehicle lift arms with my feet. Biggest downfall was after about 4 months one of the soles started peeling off. Been wearing them since but now after 7 months one is getting pretty bad. Probably going to go back to the boots I used to use which got me 2 years out of them.

One of the most comfortable pair of boots I owned but didnt last.... Lasted only 6 months before everything started coming apart... Soles came apart and also the stitching... Granted I'm in boots for about 12-15 hrs a day... If they could fix the durability and stitching I would recommend them to everyone I know....

The boots were good until the leather began to peel away from the sole on both boots by the toes and allow water to enter. This happened about a month after buying the boots. This is sad considering how much you pay for a work boot and can't get the use out of it!

These boots were not cheapo's, in the cash department almost $200.00. I thought they would last at least better part of a year. They started falling apart within 3 months. I am very hard on shoes always have been. I see that I'm not alone with this issue....In the back of the boot where the leather is sewn to vinyl or whatever....These soles are starting to wear also, fall apart around edges and becoming slicks. I feel I got ripped off because I sure haven't got my moneies worth. Other that these 2 flaws its a pretty good boot. Would I buy another pair? Depends on what kind of customer service you have Timberland. .

geting the sizes correct after recieving a perfit fitting at 11.5 W before is disturbing. I have tried a 12 w hopefully its correct

Only had them a couple months and the outer rubber sole started to peal away from the boot. Idk if it a design flaw or materials but that's the last time I buy boots from timberland. I would recommend redwings never had an issue with them

Took very good care of these boots because I absolutely loved how they looked. Made sure to not wear them anytime when they could possibly get wet. Kept them clean and properly conditioned as I liked to show them off. 5 months in, they soles began to delaminate and once that happened everything else was downhill from there. I was not hard on them at all. Never used them as my"work boots". I did go on walks during the summer though and I think that's what did it because right where the boot would bend on the side while walking, the leather lifted from there sole.They completely just fell apart once moisture was able to get inside. Even started staining my feet orange. Would love to purchase another pair but very disappointed in their durability.

If the sole was stitched and glued would have been 5 stars! After about 1 month of work the soles started to come unglued! So once the sole is NO longer attached then they are NO longer water resistant!

these boots will tear your heels up. I paid more expecting better quality. I contacted customer service and have been given the runaround. Just look at what their boots did my feet.

I've never had a problem pair of boots make my heals blead worst boots I ever bought

I have worked construction for over 40 years and these are the first boots I could not wear. I think the design and stitching on the back of the heel prevents comfort and puts too much pressure on the back of my heel.