Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 6" Steel Toe

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.

I purchased these boots for work and quickly noticed the first time it rained hard that the left boot was fine but the right boot let water inside. I contacted Timberland and expressed how I've been buying their product for at least 20 years and they wouldn't do ANYTHING to help me.

Though very cushioned the boots' rubber backing acts like a grater, I developed heavy blisters on the upper part of the heels (the lower part is protected by the insole). My feet look very weird now and it gives me some problems when wearing other boots. The problem is partly solved by lining the heel area with vegtan leather which very smooth, however, I still avoid wearing these boots for long walkarounds at the construction site and use them only as a replacement pair of boots to be worn in the office.

This is the worst boot I've ever owned. I rolled my ankle the first 30 minutes I had them on and broke my foot. Then when I lost the cast It wasn't long before they wore the skin right off the back of my heals. They are heavy, stiff and uncomfortable. Do not waste your money. My foot and ankle still aren't right from rolling it.

These boots are very heavy! Also, my heel ribs on the back and I have developed blisters after 3 days of wearing them. Never again. I spent a lot of money for nothing.

Don't buy this boot. The heal area inside the boot rubs the back of my heal so bad I can't stand it. I don't know why they made this style boot like this. My other Timberlands didn't have the Black rough material at the heal. Almost like the boot was manufactured wrong. I might take mine back and see what store says. Very disappointing

These boots are trash! I've been wearing Tims for over 15 years, for the price these have been the worse! I work in manufacturing so I do a lot of walking. I got maybe 5 months out of the boots. Couldn't take anymore, switched back to a old pair. They were rubbing real bad on the heal, and not anywhere close to the older pair. Do not buy these boots, they suck!

Bought a pair of these for work. It took less than 2 months and the upper broke loose from the leather. I contacted the store and they replaced that pair with another. This pair lasted about 6 months and the same thing happened. I just can't bring myself to spend the money on boots that don't last. The comfort of the boot was great but that's about the only plus.

I love timberland boots, but these ones are horrible. Extremely uncomfortable and have ripped my feet up..also thet are falling apart after one week of use. Terrible boots and i will be searching for a new go to brand

First of all I didnt expect this bad of a design from Timberland. I have quite a few issues with these boots. First is the tongue on the right boot, never stays in place. Second is the boots are starting to come apart, after not even 2 months . I have bought a lot of timberland work boots. I had a problem with my last pair but I gave them the benefit of the doubt and bought another timberland pair, just different style. No need to search for a new supplier for boots!!! I'm going Ariat!!!