Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Powertrain Sport Alloy Safety Toe EH

These are my 2nd pair in an industrial factory on smooth, hard concrete. They feel tight in toe box and still stiff after a month. Hoping they get better than the real bad feelings so far. Get away from trying to form my feet, arch support in good insoles is worth much more.

I've bought these shoes on four different occasions. The last two pairs weren't like my first two.

I have owned 4 pairs of these shoes, I love them, however, the soles always crack, at first it was 5-6 months, however, my last pair that I am still wearing after 4 months the soles are both cracked.

First pair bought in March 2019 I wore them out replaced them in August 2020. Soles cracked after 6 months of wear. Warranty replaced. Same thing. 3 days out of warranty but only worn less than 6 months.

Super comfortable, lightweight, and I have had a few pairs of these shoes. Typically they last about a year, the holes and rips get bad enough I'd buy a new pair. Unfortunately the last pair I had started ripping and tearing in the first week of wear, by one month there was wear at the heel on the inside of the shoe, tops of the toes were worn down to the steel, and soles started lifting. Least durable shoe I've ever worn, and for the price is unacceptable. Timberland just lost a loyal customer, I love my new sketchers.

So this is a supremely comfortable, lightweight and functional shoe. On dry polished concrete, I slip around a bit but when the floor is damp I'm fine. The fatal flaw with these was 3 months in, my feet are getting soaked standing on any sort of moisture, water is leeching up through the shoe, and that is simply not ok.

I'm a big fan of timberland, but I don't like this shoes at all, I wear this shoes 5- 6 hour a day to work, in 1st couple week I dont have any problem after that my feet start getting hurt , I have to take it off right the way after work. It doesn't comfortable at all, I dont recommend this shoes.

This is the 2nd pair that I have bought of this shoe. the first pair lasted me a year and a half and was the most comfortable shoe i have ever had for work. The 2nd pair has not lasted me 6 months before it started falling apart. The comfort is not nearly as good as the first pair either. All around this was a much worse shoe than what i originally got.

After 6 months of light use one sole has two massive cracks almost all the way through so undoubtedly the sole is in imminent danger of failure which will render my shoes useless.

Purchased 6/21 and by early Oct. both soles have cracked in the middle of the sole. They are comfortable, and the toe does not feel pinched. Durability of the sole is not what I would expect.

The shoes aren't comfortable without a good insole, I took a pair from my pro boots. After 4 weeks of wear in a supermarket the shoes are falling apart where the safety toe is. I contacted Timberland but haven't heard back.

Shoe looked great and seemed to feel great except the steel toe aspect stuck out inside the shoe and hurt my little toes. Last pair similar to these I could not tell they were steel toe on the inside.

One of the most comfortable steel toes I have ever had but where the heel meets the shoe, it wears out within 4-5 months

Great shoes, but after 3 months of gentle operation they began to let water through. This is not a water safety shoe.

I have owned this product 3 weeks and it has already failed. Went to tie my shoe today and the lace loop broke. My employer requires safety shoes and I now have to find a way to repair or replace the product ASAP or risk missing work due to an equipment failure that could cost me my job for failure to comply.

They claim free returns but not free for 30 day comfort guarantee. I owned 3 pairs of timberland pro series shoes and they were great. The last pair were not and I had to pay $15 to ship it back. On top of that you have to wait 6-8 weeks for them to send a cheque to you. You would think they would take care of return customers.