Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Hypercharge 6" Composite Safety Toe Waterproof

It's not the same boot it looks similar but doesn't feel the same, loved these boots and ran them until they literally fell apart, over two years of use out of them, I'm not sure how to explain but these simply don't seem to fit the same? More slip on my heel the tongue sticks out weird seems to have less padding on the tongue as well maybe I'm crazy who knows

The eyelet already came off after about 10 wears. Not well made. Not buying again.

I found a great deal on these boots. Great price, great looking design, lightweight, and great materials. But this heel pain that others mention is real. They are killing my heels when I walk. I'm not sure how long I can endure the pain and discomfort. I didn't read these until now when I wanted to see if others had dealt with this as well.

I have worn Timberland Pros for 6-7 yrs now and these Hypercharge boot are the worst ones yet! I order wides and these ones are Barely wides, the soles seem stiffer than any pair before and the 2 sets of quick ties have exposed metal plates on the inside of the boot that dig into my legs when tied! I would return them if I could but I had to wear them for a day to realize the flaws.

I am not impressed with this boot. I bought it in March of this year. The sole has worn down on the heal already. I work in the engineering department so there isn't much abuse. A bit bummed about it.

Love the design hated how unconvertable these boots are.

Would not recommend to someone in the trades. As an HVAC Tech I spend a lot of time crawling and kneeling. The toe wore through within six weeks of wearing these. These may be more of a hiking boot than a work boot. Great for project managers.

It's a work boot, just walking in them your heels rub against the back and they are extremely uncomfortable.

I have several timberlands but this ones doesn't last Poor quality less than a year old , not even every day used , if you are looking for work boots this in not the one

Soles wore out in 6-8 weeks. Wasted my yearly boot allowance on these *AND* had to cover the overage. Had to come out of pocket for my own Wolverines. First and last pair of Timberland work boots.

Unfortunately this is the worst work boots I have ever purchased. The eyelet came off the 1st day, on both boots. Not well made.

Bought this boot and soul started falling apart with the first 45 days. Very disappointed. Called the store I bought them from and was told no returns after 30 days and that's how these boots are.These killed my back after the first month. I used to buy the Helix and get at least 8 months. Likely the last timberland boot I will buy!

Where the composite toe ends just above my toes rubs real bad and digs into my toes. Causes blisters on the top of my toes.

I have worn my new boots for one day of work. There is a ridge in the back of the boot that gave me a blister on booth feet. It is a poor design that puts a bump of stitching right on your heal. I wish timberland hadn't discontinued the last model I purchased

Started wearing the boots 2 months ago and was happy with them. I work on all surfaces outdoors including gravel areas. Picked the boot up and looked at the heel and it was worn through to the foam cushion. Thought it would at least last for 6 months, but it is time for new boots, not these

Out of all the timberland boots I have owned these hurt my feet hurt so bad, the soles are so stiff they offer no additional cusion other than the insole. They did fit true to size and have great ankle support, but they are definitely not anti fatigue. It also seems like the soles get stiffer in colder weather. If you stand for 8 hours a day I definitely would not purchase these boots. I do however recommend the resistor.

After one day of work, both heels had blisters that forced me to order different boots. On the inside of the boot, at the heel, there is a rubber portion that is evidently meant to keep your heel from slipping. All it did for me was grab my sock and gradually pull it down under my foot, the whole time rubbing on by heel. I had to put large band aids on that rubber portion so it would stop grabbing by sock, and band aids on my heel due to there not being any skin left.