Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Hypercharge 6" Composite Safety Toe Waterproof

Was going to use it for work. Had to return it too narrow. Ordered 10.5W

I had a pair of 6in Timberland Pro Hypercharge boots last spring/summer/fall. They were amazingly comfortable all arround, size, stability, fit, and NOT TOO RIDGID AROUND MY ANKLE. My ankles felt supported but very comfortable. I just bought the same exact boot and have worn them for 2 days. Today my ankles began to get noticeably sore from how hard the top of the boots are. Especially and most noticabley the irritation and pain are focused on the achilese tendon, right where the top of the boot rests. I was wincing in pain most of the day. Yesterday I noticed the top was harder arround my ankle, but it was the second day that the pain set in. I walk a LOT for my job, and I was really hoping to count on Timberland for the rest of my life after how great the same boots were last year. All I can say is that they are without a doubt not the same regarding the cushioning around the ankle. The boot was clearly altered and it was a huge mistake. I'm going to try the 8in because you can clearly see there is a difference in the external material around the ankle between the 6in and 8in. Hopefully the 8in is not as RIDGID otherwise I will be looking for a new favorite brand. Disappointed.

Fell and slipped

I have purchased timberland titans for many years now in size 11m a with all other shoes/boots i purchase. Bought these boots and they were very tight in 11m and had to send them back. I am afraid to repurchase and not have them fit proper. i don't think these boots are sized proper as I was always able to just buyon the web and have timberland fit perfect. Would give 5 stars as of love for the product but in this case not made to fit proper

Back heel rubs. Can't walk after a while. Right food only no problem with left one!!!

I gave these a chance and wore them a few days before having to give up. The rigid plastic outer heel would not "cup" my heel or for to fit either. I worked them by hand a lot to try and soften them up. But could not get them to stop tearing up my heels.

I bought these boots in February of this year and they are falling apart in the toe area and the heel plus midsole has worn out already and has a huge hole in it.. would not but again

I walk on slick concrete for 9 hours a day. I've owned Timberland for last 7 or 8 years and have loved them. This new style pair I bought are junk!! I have worn them for 7 months and the heels have worn down on one side and have caused me terrible foot pain. Its ashame they tried to make the shoe better,,but actually made it worse. I would not recommend buying this style at all.