Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Powertrain Mid Alloy Safety Toe Static Dissipative

Didn't last 3 weeks before the soles started crack. 1 month into it it crack all the way through to the inside of the boot. I can't believe timberland would even sale much less let people waste their hard earned money on such a bad product. On top of that couldn't get my money or even return for a new pair because of the default because they were used. Terrible customer service and even worst product. They should be ashamed to even call themselves a boot company. Thank you for letting me throw away my money.

Most uncomfortable boot ever!!! I always buy timberland boots thank god for there great warranty. I will not buy this ever again the bottoms busted in 2 months

these boots are so uncomfortable and they caused so much foot and knee pain its ridiculous. timberland sucks big ones. worst boot ever they should not even be allowed to be sold honestly. i have been wearing steel toe work boots for 15 years now and have NEVER had a problem until i wore these pathetic boots. i even had to buy the most expensive soles because of these boots i even bought a foot massager thinking im just getting old now. i wore these boots for 10 hours daily and every single day i would wear these was like as if i was breaking them in still. THE MORAL OF MY REVIEW IS DO NOT GET THESE BOOTS!!! THEY SUCK big time!!

These shoes were only used for light-duty, mostly office work, and after only a little over one year, the bottom rubber on the right shoe split completely in half with a major crack all the way across and the sole also began to detach from the rest of the shoe. The rubber on the left shoe is also beginning to crack. I would not buy this brand ever again as it seems low-quality and wears out easily.

I purchased these boots in April 2018 and have worn them five days a weeks since putting 5 miles a day on them. They have both completely cracked across the balls of my feet in less than 5 months of use. I also found out that the "warranty" requires you to send them back to their quality department for inspection. That works if you have another pair of boots to wear. I won't be buying another pair of Timberland . Save yourself the trouble! I am forced to give a 1 star. I wanted to give it 0 stars.

Less than 6 month the sole crack really bad. Its a shame, and I'm really disappointed. Honestly I put one star because if not they don't let me send the review. Timberland should take this boots out of the market...

Ok so they feel a bit narrow but my issue falls within the lack of quality. They aren't work boots they are glorified work shoe. May hold up if you work somewhere building electronics but if you do any real work they break down easily and split at the sole.

I wear these boots for work - 5 days a week, 8 hours a day - walking around, squatting down, driving and moving things when necessary. The bottom of both shoes has a crack across the ball of my foot, and one leaks water all the way through to my sock making them no longer usable. I've had Timberlands as my work boots in the past and they usually last at least a year, but not these ones. Pretty annoying to pay for the quality associated with the brand to end up only paying for the brand name.

I work in construction, but I spend most of the time in the office with occasional site visits, Last pair of timberland I owner, I wore them for 4 years and had no problem with them which is why I though I would only buy timberland pro for work shoes. These shoes have dissapoitned me, while is true that they are super comfortable, I was expecting the same quality and durability of my previous boots. These were nowhere near, the sole started separating from the boot after just 4 months and now there is a huge crack on the sole and all water comes in. i would definitely not recommend these boots

I am a professional finish carpenter. I am on my feet all day every day and often work on a ladder. I need super comfortable and durable footwear. I thought I finally found the best boots for my needs but unfortunately my search continues. I have worn them for about two weeks and they have already have damaged fabric on the outer toe fabric, and are not very comfortable at all. I had a similar boot made by Under Armour that werected super comfortable but failed just as quickly but we're at least a fraction of the cost of these bad boys. I expected better from a high end work boot manufacturer. I bought them locally so I will return them (hopefully Meijer will accept them back). I guess the search continues for a light weight, supportive, comfortable, and DURABLE work boot/ shoe to allow me to be productive while busting my hump every day. Timberland was Timberbust.

Will never buy them or Timberlands again because after 2 months of wearing I have a hole in the bottom middle of the sole and while they are under the 12 month warranty they expect you to ship them to Kentucky on your dime and wait 3 to 4 weeks to get a answer to see if it's a defect. So you have to wait almost 2 months just to get a exchange. What are you suppose to do for work shoes in the mean time? Drop another $200 on Time and hope they will last? Don't think so! Guess I'll go back to good ol'e redwings which Have lasted me years and have the same comfort.