Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 8" Steel Toe

At this time I can't give an honest opinion, I wore them for about an hour around the house and they are just to narrow for me .I order them wide (w) as I always do but I'm already experiencing pain in my toes ,I of course already destroyed the boxes they came in so can't return at this time .

It fits perfectly, it keeps my feet warm and protects them as well.

Maximum life is 2- 3 years. Recently used them for abusive work in the last two, the failing point on my set are the strings (solved with paracord bootstrings) and the leather finally split around the steel toe. Eventually the sole will come next, if i had pictures the boots are beat. Reading the reviews ive seen though im worried if i get another pair theyre using lesser materials than 6 years ago or feet are used differently, used as a cowhand and later hard warehouse jobs.

I'm a framer n use these boots 6 days a week. They are comfortable n have been very durable. These are my second pair.

Great for cold temps, comfortable for all day wear.

Outdoor use all types of weather all types of condition.

very good to help with foot pain concrete floors

I am a pole climber for a major communication provider. The shoe is comfortable and stable which is a MUST in my line of work. It is a heavy shoe but it is also very durable so it balances out.

They looked great but for me personally the left side was too tight on the steel toe part.

While this is an EXTREMELY comfortable and VERY DURABLE boot, it has THEE most slippery sole material for winter environments I've ever been on. No exaggeration. They are dangerous with the current sole material and pattern. I love the boot but can NOT buy another pair for this reason. Change to another tread pattern or material, whatever it takes. Anything other than powder snow is an extreme risk with these. No joke.

I have had these boots for around a year. The boots are extremely comfortable. They are waterproof and fit true to size. I had an issue as some reviewers have mentioned, the heel guard tends to give you a blister BUT only when they are new, they have to be broke in and then you won't have the issue. The only other issue is because the boot is a glued sole it is super comfortable but will give out much quicker than a stitched sole. I have had them for a year and the sole is beginning to separate from the boot. I would recommend them for comfort(5/5) but durability is 3/5

the boots hold up really well and are built tough but the comfort i wanted isnt there and ive never had so many blisters from wearing a boot and ive had plenty of other different brands. but besides that theyre okay

The inner heel is a rubber material, rather than a typical lined heel, as the rest of the material surrounding the foot is made of. This resulted in wearing through a brand new pair of socks on the first day, and a blister on the back of one of my heels. I tried purchasing heel cups from a pharmacy, but they didn't stay put. I actually bought an third party insole and cut the toe off each side to make the same half circle shape the heel padding is missing and slid it down the back of the boot to protect my heel. This would have satisfied me if it didn't force my foot too far forward, making my pinky toe push painfully in to the outer edge of the safety toe cup, and my other toes pressed against the inside of the safety cup, as well. If it weren't for the issue with the lack of heel padding, perhaps I wouldn't have had to buy another pair of boots within a week of purchasing this pair.

Bought boots April 2017 and have been a pretty good boot but the inside lining started falling apart in just over 5 months now they are really bad. also had trouble with the insole slipping back and forth and then curling, easily fixed with upgraded work insoles. Expensive boots that should last over a year.

I had a pair of the old style anti-fatigue boots from timberland and absolutely loved them ...... until my dog chewed them up , then I went and replaced them with these and my ankles get blisters and the stitching is coming off near the sole ...... which seems to be common complaints. I will be receiving a free replacement pair at not charge and I am hoping they have solved these issues . I really wish my dog didn't chew my first pair :/ If my replacement pair come in and they are comfortable like my old pair I will give a more positive review.

This is an attractive boot but unfortunately not very durable. After only a month of light use the sole is coming unglued from the toe, the black leather trim is ripping from the seams, and the insoles are falling apart. These may look good but are anything but good, they are too expensive for such poor quality.

These boots fit very tight my feet felt claustrophobic I couldn't even where them a full day. Most uncomfortable boots. I like the ringmaster and the gravel pit

The boots tread are spreading and beginning to break down less than a year owning them.

Needed steel toes for a warehouse job, bought these, one month the left sole is falling off. Plus the hurt my left big toe. For this price I excepted more! I own other brand boots in the same price range and can get 2-3 years out of them, and only a month out of Timberland. Plus their warranty sucks! If you need you Timberland Pro steel toes for work they want you to mail them in first and wait... no good when you got to work in them! Now I have to work in a falling off sole boot till either Timberland fixes this or I by another pair of boots!

The boot is not great, the only good thing is the toe fits well. The biggest issue is in the heel. It rubs your heel raw. Also the sole is coming off the boot at the ball of the foot where it flexes while walking, also extremely slippery in the winter, fell down a couple times when I first bought them. I have had these for about a month I am going to toss these and wear my old work boots. Waste of money.

Terrible tread in cold weather, stiffens up HARD>>>> and slick..... Tread split at the ball of the foot. I have a crack about 1cm thick right across the width of the boot. Felt good at beginning but loosened up alot after use....

In construction for 25 years and absolutely the worst boot I've ever owned. Soles are almost gone and separated from the boot.

Steel Factory Wore boots 8 hrs blisters / cuts on back of my heals need time to mend