Customer Reviews Timberland PRO 8" Rigmaster XT Steel Safety Toe Waterproof

I wear this workboot as a shoe in the office, and am prepared when duty calls and i need to grab my hard hat and head to the Drillsite.

Work for ready mix company always wet surroundings. Feet stay dry and comfortable

This is the best all around boot. I would certainly buy this boot again.

All around great boot. Would by over and over.

I originally bought these boots to try for a lineman job and they are very comfortable on and off the job. Good for all the day to day I do. Have had them about 21 days and no complaints yet. I have worn them 5 days a week about 12-16 hours a day.

We use these boots for walking in and through all kinds of outdoor terrain. They have good grip, good ankle support a safety toe and initial waterproofing. We wear a pair or two out per employee in a year.

I use these boots in the woods running my D4 Cat and climbing throughout the wilderness. Tokk about a week to break in, but very comfortable ever since.

They are wook boots nice boots just wish the tongue better

Perfect for some light oilfield work. Don't get if you're a Frac hand. That might be too much wear and tear.

I work 9 hours a day in construction. I had these boots for about a week, so far they are comfortable and tough

Very comfortable boots no break in period

Quality boot, But it took 8 days to receive instead of the "guaranteed" three day delivery.

When I received the boots I wore them one day and I began to get a blister from the metal tag on the side of the boot. By day two i had a blister. After investigating the product and comparing it to the picture i realized my boots was completely dried out. the color of the leather was a light tan and the pic wasn't. So i took some oil to them and they soaked it right up very quick. Apparently they sat for a long time before they was purchased and no one kept them conditioned. After conditioning my boots They no longer rubbed my ankle and softened up.

Too narrow in wide size

I'm very disappointed in this pair. Like I said, at least my fifth pair of timberland pros my third rigmasters. Soul's coming off. antimicrobial treatment doesn't seem to be applied or doing anything. I even managed to bend one of the speed laces.. overall quality has dropped significantly shrinkflation? No this is more than that.. This is what used to be the cat's meow is now subpar. I noticed when I bought them the Timberland had changed, what had been long standing standards. It was enough to make me concerned and I see now with good reason. Timberland never would have put a dura welt construction on half a boot a decal ago. Either do it right I don't waste your time. Now they seem to be wasting time. But they won't get any more of my money, not with this product. I didn't come over here and ask how much they were. I came over here to buy the boots that I knew would hold up to what I put them through... And now they don't... stop cutting corners y'all. It's real simple fix it or watch literally 90% of your profit go away like Samsung has, because they did the same stupid stuff....

Almost exactly a month after owning mine the rubber part around the toe made a big hole. So almost instantly it wasn't waterproof anymore, then maybe 2 months after the inside of the boot where my heel goes it rips which means I can't get my boots off unless I undo the laces. The heels don't get me as mad but just after I can return the boots they rips me I have to be cautious at work now because I don't want to get my whole foot wet. Definitely going to switch brands.

I work with hot materials and the bottom sole will not last.

I work in a calcium chloride plant so we are pretty hard on leather boots because they shrink up quickly due to brine and chloride. I was happy to find the Rigmaster boot because I was hoping they would last longer than a couple months. Unfortunately, while they haven't shrunk, the rubber cracked on both boots where the boot bends behind my toes and now they leak.

I use the boots for work in the car unloading industry, I purchased them just over 2 months ago. The soles are already coming off the boot, and the rubber on the front of the boot has ripped on both.

Boots seemed comfortable at first but have worn down quickly within a months time. Steel is already showing through the toes as the rubberized coating is completely worn off. The whole reason I purchased these boots was for the rubberized toe so that it would last and I am highly disappointed to say the least. For the money I would like to think you could get at least 6 months out of a pair but I'll likely have these completely worn out in a few more weeks. I am not on my knees all day at work in fact far less than most and for a boot that's marketed as being extremely heavy duty these just weren't up to par. I'm hoping timberland makes it right and if so I will gladly give them a second chance.

I got these a month ago thinking they were going to b comfortable and durable. First day using them they were uncomfortable , so I thought o maybe I just got to break them in, a week passed and still nothing. A month passed and now the bottom front part is coming undone looks like my boots are talking, they are the most uncomfortable pair of work boots I have owed never again am I buying timberland work boots. I'm better of with the old pair boots I had.