Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Boondock 6" Soft Toe WP

I use them in the extreme arctic inside a pair of NEOS overshoe boots. With or without the NEOS, they're durable, dry and the most comfortable boot I've ever worn. Don't ever change this style, design, color, fit, etc.

I work at Tyson have to walk a lot this work boots are ideal for this work place

do not know why people complain about hooks when lacing.boot has great design as it ALSO has eyelets if you do not want to use hooks. read a review where one guy cut off hooks and installed eyelets. why?

I work for the railroad in Pontiac Michigan. These boots are great in the cold with loads of insulation, grip and stability, plus great protection from heavy equipment falling or stepping on sharp objects. They are a bit heavy so if you have knee problems, be aware before purchasing.

I work 10-12 hours a day 6-7 days a week and I am on my feet on concrete floors the whole time. These boots are very comfortable and offer great protection. They are a little on the heavy side but not too much. If they hold up as well as the other Timberland Pro boots I have worn over the years I will definitely buy them again.

Great product, a little expensive

Most comfortable work boot I have ever worn! I have now become a loyal Timberland customer.

Check back with me in a year. The last pair of pro series I owned lasted a long hard three years

Will stand up to a good days work.

Great comfortable shoe with a nice roomy fit in the toe area.

I have a terrible time trying to find a boot with a good fit and durability. These are top notch.

Start off this review, I really enjoy wearing a pair of these. They go great with anything whether I'm wearing dress pants or shorts or jeans these boots rock! The only thing that really sucks about these great rugged durable boots are the heel height and the ground is too tall And wearing the boot because of the high heel leans my entire body forward instead of my spinal cord being aligned the lower half of my body a.k.a. standing up straight. Other than that, I've had a great experience with these boots wearing them for about four years now I just got my new pair about two months ago and they're still holding up the quality is there, but the heel is just too too Tall.

Awesome product

I work in a warehouse and on my feet all day. Went thru 3 other brands because my feet would KILL after every shift. Timberlands have been the only shoe/boot I can wear long term and not be in pain.

Very comfortable everyday workboot. Fit is bigger then expected. I would recommend going 1-1 sizes down. I normally wear a mens 10 in sneakers and an 8 fits perfect for me.

I waxed it. After one run through mud however, the shine was gone. It's not flashy at all. Heavy if you're not accustomed to the weight. I would say that the flexible upper portion of the shoe flap should be easier to modify to my own foot, meaning, it felt too loose even with the laces tight.

Just got it and came like this. Laced up weird with some scruff marks on the bottom. Kind of hoping I didn't get someones return. But besides presentation so far so good

I wear these boots 15 hrs a day for work in a Warehouse and feet DO NOT HURT. The Toe Guards are a must because of Pallet Jack use and climbing under racks knelling on Pallets. Would definitely recommend these boots.

This is my 3rd pair of boondock. They last about 2 years. Having a problem with left boot this time, socks will not stay up. Boots are a bit heavy.

The leather on the outside was a little scratched up when received but it will get that way when worn anyways otherwise than that the boots are perfect

I love them but they was to big.

On the Job these boots are very well designed and have always served my needs well

Great comfortable boot. My issue was the left foot had a defective stool toe that was caved in.

Working in underground utilities as a pipe layer is tough on your boots and your body. I usually get around 7-11 months out of one pair of work boots. I've already had these for over a year and they still feel like they can hold up for at least another year. The break in period was a little longer than I'm used too but they're comfortable now even after a 17 hrs shift in the rain doing a water tie in. The only complaint I have is having a durable boot like this that doesn't come in a wedge sole. I've tried Die Hards, Red Wings, Ariats, Danners, and Wolverines and I'll definitely be getting another pair of these.

After six months of use, these boots have held up to everything I've thrown at them without any real damage. They're reasonably comfortable for work boots, and the insulation does a good job keeping my feet at a fairly comfortable temperature. My two biggest complaints are the factory soles and the break-in period. I definitely would recommend nice insoles to provide a little more comfort. It took me about 5 or 6 weeks of consistent wear to get them broken in properly. With that being said, I've spoken to coworkers who have had these boots last them 3+ years, so a long break-in period seems like a small price to pay should they hold up that long.