Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Ridgework Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Low

it fits really good and it has a good breathing way for my foot , overall it is a good product and i will definitely repeat it again

I ordered a 13 Med. and I Tried it on and only problem it wasnot wide enough so I returned them and Hoping to order a 13 Wide. But from what I saw its a nice looking shoe and when I tried it on the bottom of the soles was comfy

Much heavier than other safety shoes I've work in the past. Also quite rigid when new, they do have a break in time. I would recommend that timberland redo the last 2 lace eyelets and space them out to accommodate 3 eyelets so I can tie a proper heel lace lock.

New to composite toe boots - like the looks and durability but having issues with pain in my heels.

I bought these for my husband and he is a Driver manager and when he is training on the back of the delivery truck and goes to push product he slips and slides everywhere. Other then that they are great!

It is very comfortable to work 10 hours over the concrete but very heavy.

The shoe is well made and rugged. A little heavy and the back part of the shoe seems too large in the heel and ankle areas. The shoe could be worn with substantial sole inserts.

I ordered these for work. They are my second pair of Timberland Pro work shoes. The first pair lasted me three or four years and were very comfortable after a short break-in period until it was time to retire them. These are still a bit stiff but they're becoming more comfortable as they break in. The issue is with the rubber/plastic reinforcement on the top eyelets. I received a pair of these shoes and noticed that the reinforcement piece had torn within a half hour of putting them on. I returned them and now the second pair has done the same thing. I don't care about it cosmetically, but I'm concerned that over time the lace will rip right through the shoe entirely. I'm not sure if I need to return them, but I do like Timberland products and the company is always great to deal with.

Tried the Ridgework shoe after the Rockscape was discontinued. Found the shoe to be disappointing. It was heavy, very uncomfortable, and the fit was not good. I decided to keep the shoe to give it a honest review. The foam insole was poorly designed. It gave a lot of support in the heel but gave no support in the front. Removing the insole actually made the fit better. The only positive point on this shoe is good tread and water resistant upper. Going to try the Powertrain Sport next. Just wish they had a solid tread instead of polyurethane foam.

Love the look of the shoe but they are just a bit heavier than what I was looking for. They seem to run a tad big, but other than that this is really a quality product.

I have had waterproof workboots but these work almost too well to the point that I have never EVER had such strong foot odor. I have to use these daily and for some people that run hotter than usual these are not for you. I swear I just sit with them strapped up and I feel like my feet are stuck in a swamp with sweat. I have tried a multitude of things from sweat wicking socks, washing the boots, wearing them loose, etc. But nothing seems to make them breathable enough to allow my piglets to breathe. I will say if you're doing work in snow or ankle high waters, you'll be dry as a desert so long as your feet are not sweating like the pig with the straw house seeing the big bad wolf coming up the walkway with an industrial strength leaf blower.

The back part that helps keep your heel in is far too short My foot slips out a bit with every step, adding an insole makes it worse. I work on flat concrete and my feet ache by the end of my shift

I work in a school so I'm on my feet all day. It tore where the Steele meet with the fabric after a couple of months.

The foam on the inside of the back of the foot is coming out, just not meant for extreme work. Not worth the money paid for a month and a half of use.