Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Hyperion WP XL Safety Toe

I bought these boots mainly for work wear, I loved them so much that now I use them for everything else. They took about a week to break into properly but now they feel great. I have flat feet and I use extra insoles in addition to Timberland insoles, but they are comfortable by themselves. I have used these with great satisfaction for hiking, horse riding and general work. I am training for Everest Base-camp Trek and I am going to use these for it as well. I strongly recommend these if you need some comfortable boots for hiking or any similar activity. I have not used them in snow, so that would be something to consider if you are going on a snowy adventure. Sizing info: I usually need 12.5 wide when purchasing sports shoes but I bought these in 12 medium and they fit perfectly. I have observed this difference between all shoes and boots.

This boot is a Timberland product. That says a lot. I wish this boot had fit me properly because the cushioning performance was excellent. This boot has a lot of volume inside. I selected a size 11 which is what I normally wear, in the Medium width. I developed hot spots and blisters from the looseness from the beginning. I believe that normal use of this boot would produce excellent results. I would recommend this boot to anyone who gets the right fit for your feet. I was using them more for a performance boot rather than a work boot so my fit issues were different than the guy who wears them for work purposes. I would not hesitate to purchase another Timberland product. They have always worked very well for me.

I've stood in about 5" of water and didn't even know it. Love that part of this boot. It's also a good looking boot. However, I maybe wore it 6x and the lace loop ripped. I've owned boots half the price that lasted longer. I'd stick with a boot white lace loops are riveted on. More durable. Also the plastic aglet on one of the laces came off and now it looks frayed.

Not comfortable, looks nice seems durable. Maybe an orthotic would help?

At work. But I will say the stitching gives out too fast around toe cap. Boots are so wide that you have to really tighten laces. Which leade to the stitches ripoing faster and in 6 mos or less. The leather cam Seperate from the sole super easy. Maybe a different stronger stitch and material

Great boots, comfort and design ...BUT the soul heel became de laminated within a year. Walking on hot ballast as a trainman, these boots unfortunately broke down a lot sooner than any other boot I've had(redwing,wolverine)

First the good news. Very warm for winter shoveling. The treads are really deep for grip and then being waterproof is great. Now the bad news. I've worn them, maybe 10x. One of the eyelet's ripped. Not great for a boot that's the price that it is. I also have timberland White ledge boots that I best the heck out of everyday for work with next to no issues. And they are more than half the price.

Looks very well made... and looks good. But the type of anti-fatigue cushion in the top insole does not work for me as I need to use special insert for my shoes.

Looks good. But Is about size to big. Trying to use the 30 comfort guarantee has been quite painful. After a half hour on hold today at lunch. That was even after speaking with someone. Phone got disconnected and no call back. Then called back and a rude operator Roxy was not very helpful. Could not help me and would send me a email regarding the steps I would need to take.

I don't normally write reviews. Unfortunately this particular story must be told. These were the most comfortable shoes I've ever put my feet in. However I went through the first pair of boots in 45 days. They managed to get wet on the inside and warped the toe part of the boot and made them uncomfortable to wear. I took them back on Day 44 to the place where I got them and they were not happy at all! They swapped them out with new pair, unfortunately the 2nd pair managed to get wet on the inside too :/ I absolutely love how comfortable these shoes are. I just wonder how Timberland tests boots they claim are WATERPROOF? WATERPROOF is usually under water? Which I wasn't, maybe 2 inches max. They should have called them water resistant maybe? 2 Inches of water was about all it took, is that considered too much? I like DRY feet while I'm working. This year I need to purchase NEW WATERPROOF Boots for work. I feel I paid good money for technology that claimed to work and didn't. Will they be another claimed TIMBERLAND BOOT? The comfort this boot provides while working could make it the last boot you'll ever want to buy. Until they get wet... Shucks

3 pair in a year because they fell apart each time

It's a good boot felt weird on my feet

Very comfortable but the front lace loop came unglued after 1 week of wear (manufacturer defect). Will see how timberland handles this situation.

Purchased as hiking boot as I have 4e foot and hard to find wide widths. Sadyly, this boot was also not wide enough. Should be fine boot for people with normal width feet.

I like the boot alot especially because of the all leather tongue for welding. Was pretty disappointed after a week to have the stitching where the rubber toe meets leather unravel as well as the rubber come off at the same place. Upon arrival the rubber insole in one shoe was a little less than half as thick as the other and therfore was not as comfortable. POOR QUALITY CONTROL!!

I would give it a 5 star rating but the sole separated after only a year of wear. For the price they should last longer than that.

This is my fourth pair of this model boot and the first pair that I've seen from Bangledesh. The visual quality of the left boot was bad, the fit and comfort are AWFUL. Shame on Timberland for cheaping out so profoundly

The boot looks great, but very stiff around the toes. Doesn't bend at all. You start to walk like a robot. They look stylish but not an all day boot.

I would love to give a 5 star review as I do like the style and weight of the boot, my feet are getting use to the boots, I have not worn work boots for over 30 years, but. After lots of research I settled on the brand of Timberland. I walk on hard concrete floor all day long and need to find a quality shoe as I ruin athletic shoes in just a few months. After narrowing down many boots I settled on these. My first pair broke a lace loop on the first day I tried them on. This pair was replaced quickly. I broke the same lace loop on the second pair on the second morning of having them which was today. Customer service has been great and I still want to give these boots the benefit of the doubt because my feet seem to be getting use to them, I am requesting the same style for replacement. Hopefully third time is a charm and I am just using up all the defects for everyone else.

Bought these boots less then 2 months ago and the shoelace loops on the boot have already broke one me not very happy on this Purchase.

I have had these boots for 3 days of wear. Day one my big toe is wet. Left foot. Day 2 same thing. I'm not standing in water. I'm outside all day walking it in all types of terrain. Walking in wet grass. And light rain. Boot says waterproof right on it. I'll be sending it back.

every now and then the boots will clinch my toes

It's basically the only footwear product I use 98% of the time on my feet. I walk on multiple styles of surfaces, for several hours at a time, including periods of torrential downpours. I would not suggest doing this if you haven't broken them in. This product outlasts the amount of time most footwear should last. It keeps the ability to stand when slipping down gravel surfaces, without getting twisted ankles. However, you're really lucky if you could find a shoemaker that can honestly tell you, that the product will be waterproof when he/she replaces the vibram outsole. Timberland customer support does not offer this specific outsole in the shoemaker catalog and told me on the phone, that they don't refurbish them and can't direct me where to go to get this done. All they could suggest was to purchase another pair. This single issue is enough to only get a 2 star rating. Offer a reasonable solution and I rate it 5 stars.

Had this pair of boots going on 2 years now. Break in period took the longest of any boots I have worn, nearly 2 months. Countless blisters later the boots finally listened to my feet. Unfortunately, the cloth on the insoles had entirely come off by then. Another 4 months down the line the toe of the sole of the shoe began coming off. Used shoe goo to reattach the toe, then the heels did the same thing. By a years time the leather itself had entirely split from wear and tear along the outside side of the foot. Another few months and the sole on the other boot is beginning to detach.