Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Powertrain Sport Alloy Safety Toe Static Dissipative

Great fitting comfortable

I only gave a 4 star review simply because the work shoes just arrived the other day and I haven't worn them yet. Visually they are nice and they were comfortable the brief amount of time I had them on while lacing up and taking a lap around the house. I think they will be just fine. Looking forward to breaking them in

Great work shoes, plenty of cushion, & my feet don't hurt at the end of the day!

Durable shoe but haven't had the opportunity to wear them a lot because they're so uncomfortable. I can only wear these for a few hours before changing into the super comfortable hospitality non slip shoes

Love the light weight, flexible, and breathability. I have bought 5 pairs. The issue is the sole splits every pair, some have taken couple months and last pair only took a couple weeks. I even bought the same ones for my family and employees and they found the same thing

Just wanted to let you know, one of the loops on my left shoe, used as extra lacing, is tearing away. 2 months in, standard tying, no abuse.

I unload trucks for a living, walk 15 miles a day forward and backwards changing direction numerous times. very comfortable , i put leather in the heel because the heel cup wears out in 4 weeks, grip outlasts the shoe

These were comfortable at first, the cushion on the inside feels different in both shoes now that I have worn them for about a month. These are pretty slippery on the concrete floor, not much grip to keep from sliding. Shoe laces are not that great, they come loose quite a bit. Very stylish and somewhat comfortable. I do recommend going a 1/2 size bigger than what you normally would wear.

I am an auto repair technician, and thus am on my feet 8-10 hours a day on concrete. These are amazingly comfortable and light. They look cool and generally they have held up well. The only complaint I have is the slip resistance is terrible. I am on a polished concrete floor in a brand new shop and ironically, if the floor is dry, I have less traction than on a damp floor. If there is oil or a chemical down, I am ice skating.

These shoes are really hard inside I tried them out at home for an hour till this day my foot is in pain. I love how they look but there not for me:/

First pair of Timberlands, selected as a casual sneaker to wear both about town and while working on my project cars and home projects. Love the style, and very literally the most comfortable shoes I've ever purchased. However the material covering the toe box does not hold up to any abrasion whatsoever. I wore holes in the material covering the toes on both shoes on my first weekend of wearing the shoes. I tried putting that shoe epoxy over the toes to prevent further tearing of the material but since the epoxy is attached to the remaining soft material rather than the composite toe box it is peeling off. Highly recommended as a casual shoe or for any job not requiring crawling, it was the dragging of my toes across concrete while crawling under my project car that damaged the shoes.

These shoes have helped with my foot pain. They make a lot of noise when I walk. The back padding in the heal has already worn a hole through it. I've only been wearing them 3 weeks.

I wore these to deliver appliances. They were completely ruined after one summer, which I didn't expect. Buying a new pair for this summer.

If you want absolute protection and safety plus waterproof theese are for you. The design are cool. They withstand all elements and situations. The con and only and very important they are very uncomfortable. I upset how uncomfortable they are because they fit 100%properly feet are sore after a couple hours.

I work 14 hours a day and am on my feet about 75% of that time. I have had these shoes for 4 months and they split across the soles in both shoes. They are now taking on water and I cannot wear them anymore.

These fit great but are rough in the soul, once added a insert they were great. Now they have split the rubber across the ball of the foot area.

A little stiff and tight

Shoe material holds up pretty good. The tread of the shoe's do crack fairly easy.

The shoe was comfortable as expected, but fell apart too soon. I got about 3-4 months before the steel toe cover was rubbed off and exposed. The sole underneath lasted about 8 months. After 10 months the shoe was basically gone. I do electric work, nothing major or heavy duty, I really expected the shoes to last longer.

I loved these shoes the moment I slipped my foot into one. They were super comfortable, and that comfort lasted all day. At first my only complaint was the laces. They were the most knot prone laces I've ever had on a shoe. Not a big deal. New laces are cheap. Then the despair began. While at work on a rainy day, simply from stepping I'm shallow puddles, I noticed the bottom of my foot was getting wet in one shoe. I didn't think too much of it, but when I got home and took them off, I found a huge crack in the sole. I looked at the other shoe and found it was starting to crack in the same manner. I contacted Timberlands customer service , and they told me that they would warranty the shoes if I went through the proper email procedures. I did, and thought they ghosted me. No response email whatsoever. After over week of waiting I had given up and wrote Timberland off as a company that does not stand behind their product. They proved me wrong. A little long on the response time, but they DO stand behind their product. I hope my next Timberlands are as comfy, and last at least a year. Hopefully a couple.

Like the look and overall, but not comfortable at all for a all day at work , feet be hurting buy the end of the day, everything else I like looks ,width, style, but no comfort, thinking in returning them for refund