Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Endurance PR 6" Waterproof Steel Toe

I didn't have this product for a week before they started to fall apart.

The first year I bought these- they were awesome- they held up well to work use. I recommended them; many co-workers started using them instead of RedWing. Sadly, the quality went down, as the price continues to increase. I use the boots everyday, as a utility worker. They NO LONGER are my go-to boot.

Do not buy if you want comfortable boots. I had to buy inserts right away just to wear them. Also very stiff and very heavy. I have tried many work boots for construction and can't wait to buy a different boot.

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

Too heavy and too big it's not for me

After 14 months of using these boots the material where the loop is started to detach itself from the boot. I called customer service and the person I spoke to made me aware that I was out of the 12month warranty but only by 2 months & they would repair my boots. Long story short. I filled out the warranty form and couple of days later they denied my claim cause it was passed the warranty coverage. I responded and mentioned the person that said it would be covered but I didn't get a response. I'm NEVER purchasing Timberland products again.

My previous pair of helix? 24/7 with anti fatigue lasted for years of all day back breaking days of work. I was so impressed with them, I bought these to retire the old pair (not a hole or anything wrong with them, just got old and started to hurt my feet) these new endurance models are the most uncomfortable work boot I've ever worn. My feet are jacked at the end of shift and the tongues slide right over to my ankle bones and wear my ankle so bad it's leaving bad bruising. I've tried lacing them different ways, looser, tighter, etc. The tongues always shift in the worst way. Probably the last time I buy timberland boots. Something changed in the recent years or I just simply got a bad set.

I work in manufacturing facility that makes glass shoes came apart from sole in matter of 2 months

Returned these boots because they were to big on 1/28/2021 using their return method. Still have not received a refund and their customer service says they cannot help unless I still have the post office receipt. I threw it away when it arrived at the facility!!

I am a Telecom Splicer. The stitching is coming undone. The stupid orange rubber trim around the boots are falling off. The biggest problem is chunks of the sole are just ripping out.

This pair of boots was a replacement by Timberland for another pair that had sole separation. They are a different model of boot but the sole has separated from the leather upper. Waiting on Customer service to respond to my return request right now.

Only 3 and a half months old and the soles are falling apart. Mind you , I sit in a crane all day. Never had a problem with timberland boots before. Just like everything else these days , expensive and built cheap.

Definitely not waterproof walk outside in 2inchez of snow to start car feet are soaked

These boots are the best ever! If you sit at a desk all day... If you work outside they only last 3 months. After one month the lining wears off on the inside and your feet start to get raw. 2 months in the waterproofing fails and your toes are rubbing the steel cap and the stitches are tearing loose. 3 months the boots are trashed but it's okay because your feet are now tougher than the boot and you no longer need them. These boots will not hold up to general outdoor labor and were an embarrassing way to spend nearly $200.

I'm a heavy equipment mechanic and after 5mos my boots completely fell apart at the sole, I have purchased multiple pairs of boots from Timberland and this was my first pair of the pros, hopefully, their other pro boots are better.

I have now purchased 2 pair of Timberland Endurance work boots and I have had both of them separate between the leather and the sole of the boot. I used to think that the Timberland name meant I was buying a quality boot but I cant recommend these to the people who work for me knowing full well that they will fall apart in only a couple of months. I am on my feet about half to 3/4 of the day and I have a hard time believing something that costs this much can fall apart so fast.

The boots are very uncomfortable. Worst boots timberland has put out. I have owned them for 4 months hoping they would feel better after the break in period. Will not buy the endurance again. Not sure what timberland was thinking when they made these. I have owned a lot of timberlands before. Worst by far. Hope this helps anyone.

I've had these "work boots" for 2 1/2 months now and the soles are coming apart from the boot itself. I am constantly on my feet being a blacksmith and standing in front of an anvil all day long. I do a lot of back and forth walking. I own a farm so I'm around horses all day walking in mud etc etc. I've always been a fan of timberland but after wearing these I've lost faith in the company and will no longer be buying them anymore. It's hard to justify spending $200+ on a pair of "work boots" just to have them come apart after 2 1/2 months of use. Don't waste your time or hard earned money on these. i'll stick with redwings and Chippewa's

The tounge on the left boot must have been stitched wrong. After a few minutes of walking it pulls to the side making it uncomfortable and exposed. Snow dumps down the boot. The return policy is a joke. I am left hanging with a pair of useless boots that I paid a lot of money for. Very disappointed with the quality and service.