Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Boondock 6" Comp Toe WP Ins

The Boondock is actually really comfortable. The rubber sole is soft so it grips really well and the gray foam layer absorbs a lot of shock. It has a quiet step, meaning when my heel hits the floor, you don't hear a "clunk" so many other boots on the market. It's built like a tank. This is one of the few Timberland work boots that has the sole sewn to the upper. My only gripe is the sizing. They are unnecessarily large in the ball of the foot. They are still very wide. There's a lot of room in the foot, making it more prone to give me blisters. I feel like I'm wearing clown shoes. I can't even imagine what the wide looks and feels like. But seriously, timberland should put that foam layer in every sole they make. That feels amazing

I'd been using a pair of wolverines for about 6 months that were finally starting to seperate at the heels. Working in packaging, solid toes was the main priority, and these boots fit and exeeded that bill. Good traction, stability, and they appear to fit the listed 9.5 size (can some style points fit in too?) I haven't had any long term usage, but on some occasions have worn them almost 18 hours, and my only denouncement is that these aren't featherweight boots.

I use timberland boots for work they are durable, and comfortable

I work 11-12 hours a day on wet areas that includ oil / water i used to own pitboss 6" that has the best oil / water resistace i ever used , i have wide feet , i decided to give thos a try after using my pitboss over 3 years and i must say its the most comftable boot i ever had , the oil/water resistance is little bit less effective then the pitboss but i could stand long hours and have my feet warm and DRY!!! extreamly waterproof! LOVE IT!

Very comfortable safety boot . I can concentrate on my job and not worry about these boots because they are doing thier job & a very good one I must say

I bought these boots in my normal size to wear inside and outside as a powerplant operator walking on a variety of surfaces including metal grating, concrete, ballast stone, and snow. These boots felt so good when I tried them on in the show truck, even though I recognized right away that they are very heavy. I wore them every day for about a week and realized that the internal structure of the boot is not supportive enough and it constantly feels like I'm wearing mud encrusted boots(heavy), and I'm not, while walking through a swamp. These boots are tiring to wear and walk in. It's like constantly walking in sand. I then gave them to my son to try. He works in electrical substations climbing structures, walking on concrete, ballast stone, etc. and he feels the same way... these boots are just too tiring to walk in with their heavy weight and very soft internal structure. The boots show virtually no wear, but they've only been worn for a few weeks. I will not buy these boots again. I have a couple pairs of the Boondock HD logger boots and they are night and day more comfortable to wear all day than these are.

i used this product to hit my computer screen several times,works great.

The first pair I bought (3 years ago) were great, no problems at all. The pair I bought this year had a perpendicular ridge inside right in the middle and it somehow caused my socks to slide down and bunch up at my toes. First pair were made in Vietnam, second pair were made in Bangladesh.

Comfortable boot, but the sole is the only problem, it doesn't last. I would recommend boondock boots for light jobs.

I'm an Automotive Technician and these boots were comfortable until the insole came apart. They looked good until they started cracking and falling apart. 1 year old. Too much $ for it to break down that fast. Might be good if your in a different profession. I think its the constant bending, squating, and kneeling that does this. To the outer soles and leather. But the insoles breaking down like that is crazy unacceptable.

The problem is the sole. Everything is good but the sole is gone. Expensive to replace. Can you imagine 4 pairs in one year. If you don't replace ankle pain. Knee pain Hip pain

I received my boots, tried them on and were too small. Ordering next size larger to give them another try.

I bought this boot to wear to work. The sole is very comfortable. That being said, the boot is heavier than others. Also, on the pair I have there is an area on the tongue of the boot where the stitching comes together that has created a large knot (it feels like) and when I tighten my laces...it digs into my leg and has created a bruise. That alone makes me want to buy a different pair.

I bought these for my husband and I ordered them in his size and they were far too big around the top off his foot. The extra room caused his foot to move too much in the boot and within a few days of having them they started causing him foot pain. I am returning and exchanging them for a different size in hopes it will solve the problem. If not we will have to find something else.

Great boot, however for me my only complaint is the sole of boot doesn't last if you're a hard worker! If you're lazy then these should last you two years or so!

I've only had them a week. There not as comfortable as I would've thought. I read all the reviews and I guess to each is own. I feet are tired after wearing them.

I owned timberland pro for a few years 8 1/2 Wide Bought size 9 wide thinking would fit was very tight Sent back tried 9 timberland pro suede and fit perfect, they should also offer double wide Issue with sizing

There ok

Sole wore out in 6 to 7 months would of thought they would last otherwise as said but that does me any good maybe another boot maker red wing but they are pricey

Unfortunately the boot itself is too bulky for my boyfriends liking, but it seems like a very durable boot. We plan on ordering a smaller boot.

I work as a tow truck operator, so I walk on oily rollback decks without slipping and my feet stay nice and dry as long. These boots are great for their slip resistance, and the uppers have remained in great shape including the toe. But the sole of the boots are wearing faster then other boots I have owned. So Pro: slip resistance Uppers extremely durable The anti fatigue insoles work great Cons: sole wears extremely quickly If timberland at least offered a discounted resoleing service for their pro line of boots, or changed the chemistry in the boots to keep the non slip grip but also add more durability that would be great

Really good boot probably the best boot I've ever had other than it's not lasting as long as boots I've had in the past. The sole wore down quicker than I thought it would and I've probably only had them for about 6 months. Also the heel on the inside wore through they need to put like a leather piece on the inside so the heel slides in and out easy. The comfort is unmatched, I work in the oil field and I'm on my feet for 16 hours a day and my feet feel great after a long day. The water proof works great my feet have not gotten wet once and sometimes I'm in water all day long. I would give it a 5 star if it weren't for the heel and the sole wearing out quick. I have recommended this boot to co workers and out here word of mouth is everything.

These boots are incredibly comfortable and a pleasure to walk in, however the outsole of the boot only lasted me about 7-8 months until the heel part wore down completely to the cushiony part, I do work a 60 hour work week though so it may last you longer.

Had these boot for the winter in Arizona and they did well besides feeling half a size too big. Now that its summer time in the 100's my feet have been feeling like an oven and I'm unable to use these for work. Waterproofing is great at the cost of breathability.