Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Powertrain Sport Alloy Safety Toe EH

I'm on my feet for nearly an entire 11 hour shift on concrete. I can still wear them another 3-4 hours at home working around the house!

I am on my feet on cement floors from 10 to 13 hours a day 5 to.6 days a week. These are , BY FAR the most comfortable safety shoes I have ever worn in 21 years. The toe box is roomy and doesnt pinch your toes or the sides of your foot. I've tried very high end $300 boots and very low end ($20 shoes) and especially for the price, these are perfection.

Purchased 3 pairs at sears, one blue, one all black, and an orange pair in high top style. Best comfort I have felt from a work style shoe. Sad to say the black pair failed me after only 5 months. The rubber sole separated totally in half and the shoe itself still looks brand new. All stitching is still intact and the sole itself still had more life to go. Its not like the glue wore out, the rubber literally cracked in half and the only thing holding the shoe together was the thin layer of material under the cushion. Awesome pair of comefy work boots if you have the cash to spend every 5-6 months to get a new pair before they go to the trash can. I called sears to see if they can send me a new pair, but since I ordered them online there is only a 30 day return policy. Our local sears closed down and if they didn't close down I'm sure they would have let me return them as they would see that they still looked like new. Overall these boots offer great comfort, I'm a diesel mechanic and average about 4-5 miles a day walking in these, bending, squating, kicking tires, and dragging my feet on the ground. At the end of the day for these past 5 months my feet are not sore. I just wish the rubber sole would have held up. I have an awesome shoe that looks new, but cannot wear them anymore due to the rubber that failed. I'm currently wearing my orange ankle high pair now. I pray these don't let me down cause man they feel as awesome as the black low top pair!

My last pair of these shoes lasted me 2 years! They are soft and comfortable on my feet. Durable and protect my feet well.

I've tried many different shoes for work. Been a huge fan of the Pro line. I think just because, never really found them to be more or less superior than anything else. I work in food service. Where we run up and down a metal ramp, and across greasy floors. The ramps are what makes or breaks shoes to me.. the cost of the shoes mean nothing to these ramps. Most pair I've used for this job, including mostly other Timberland pro's have been a disappointment. Because the ramps wreak havoc on the soles.. it'll wear the most sturdy looking treads down in a few months. The Timberland Pro PowerTrain on the other hand is The one show that the soles hold up.. even after almost 2 years, the soles have Barely worn( other than being dirty). Other than wanting some variety in style, they will more than likely be the only shoe that I buy for this job.. I hope that Timberland can make a "food service line " with a sole based on these. I'm sure that I'm not the only person who is in food service who has tried many pair and just ends up settling on anything because everything sucks.

when i bought the shoes, the only complaint i had were how slippery they were. i was constantly sliding on the concrete floor if i wasn't careful. it's gotten better after a few months wear. however this morning,the whole sole of my shoe just broke in half. yea, i've had them about 4 months now i think, and i walk about 15000 to 20000 steps usually a day at work. i take them off when i get home. they're worn almost solely inside at work on a concrete floor. i've never had a pair of shoes do this before, surprised me. don't know if maybe just 1 in a million thing?

I work in the office of a manufacturing plant and get out of the shop floor several times per week. After having these shoes for one month, the left-hand shoelace top eyelet broke. Several weeks ago, I noticed a crack on the tread. Today, the crack exists in the same spot on both treads and seem to be on the road to tread failure. The tread compound formulation is not elastic enough to prevent crack propagation that is occurring. I have purchased Timberland Pro work shoes for many years and part of a work program to offer a shoe credit. I am concerned about Timberland's choice of tread compounds and if this will be experienced with other shoes.

I use these for delivery. They are comfortable and strong.

I am a saute chef at a very beautiful and busy country club in Pa. I spend 10 to 12 hours a day 6 to 7 days a week on my feet. I've tried multiple brands and types of shoes for work in the kitchen. By far these Timberland pros are the best shoes I've owned in 20 years. I would very highly recommend these to anyone in the restaurant business.

My last pair of work shoes were also timberland. Very comfortable shoe will stay with Tim's also for the convenience n promptness on delivery. Try customization at website! Customized myself a pair of pink boots....LOVE

I purchased the anti fatigue steel toes thinking these would be perfect but boy was I wrong. After 3 hours my feet are in pain, after my 12 hour shift I can barely walk. The pattern and design is great but comfort is terrible. I only had them for 3 months

I was super excited to try Timberland brand as I had always heard good things. I must have horrible luck. I tried them on in my home, and they seemed to work well. I went to work the next day slipped my foot in and the top nylon strap snapped. So can't tell you much other than they broken before I even used them for a day.

They are extremely comfortable but the bottom of both shoes broke in half where it flexes while walking. I walk a lot at work and I only had them about a month before they split because they are foam instead of rubber! I've never had this issue on any other shoes and this is unacceptable at this price point!

These are the most comfortable work shoes I've owned. So much this is my 5th pair. I'm a 45 an automotive technician so I'm on my feet most of day and bending down to put lift under vehicle several times a day.

Use them in everyday janitorial work as well industrial construction. not failed me and my feet feel the better for wearing them.

I was looking and buy all kind of shoes, I think I just found the one

I can tell you i work on cement in retail everyday 8 hours a day. these Power train Timberland Shoes are wonderful . My feet don't hurt at all ; I do say to make sure you order the insoles that go into the shoe also they have more patting for your shoe I have already bought 2 pairs of these and love them.....I have been telling the people i work with to check them out you will NOT be sorry.........I will be buying more ! Thank You Timberland

This is my second pair of Powertrains, I will definitely buy them again!

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.