Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Hypercharge 6" Composite Safety Toe

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Good boot for outside work great for gravel work I wear for 12hours shifts great for the price they last for about a year but cheaper than red wings that last for about a year now so better shoe for your buck

Ran a little big, plus had metal eyelets. My work is a 100% metal-free zone, so would have returned anyway. Being a little big just sealed that deal. All in all, seemed like a really solid boot though, just didn't work for my intended use case.

This is a very comfortable boot that I will wear to work. However I ordered the brown full grain thinking it was the lighter color brown. When I received the boots it was the darker color brown. So I will have to re-order the boot as medium brown full grain.

I stand in them all day they are comfortable

I am a Safety Supervisor at a Heavy Construction GC in the Northeast. I needed something a little nicer looking than the standard Light Brown look (I usually wear with dark jeans or khakis). I have worn these every day for about two weeks now and they are great on any surface (including asphalt, bluestone, mud, sand, tall grass, and lots of railroad ballast!). If you tie them too tight, the large lace holders can dig into the front of your heel which can get annoying. That is my Only reason for deducting a star, but not a huge dealbreaker, just loosen the laces a bit and you're good. They are warm when it's cold and they vent when when it's warm. I have always used the Pro series, but these gel soles are the best yet! No issue being on my feet for hours on end doing inspections.

I love these shoes very comfortable and durable wish they were a bit cheaper in price but overall i love them wouldnt buy anything else.

The bootd are very comfortable. I am on concrete all day. These boots do well on concrete snd oily surfaces

The color is darker than they appear online and you can see the outline of the composite toe guard. But they are really comfortable!

I am on my feet all day. On all kinds of terrain. I have multiple boots and all are timberland. I am a line man so some days I jump the streets and others the woods. On ladders on hooks and in buckets. This is what I refer to as a tennis shoe boot. Super comfortable and great for the walk. I don't recommend it for climbing or ladder work. Ideal boot for the streets, machine operator or someone needing one for a good walk. Largest draw back the soles are soft so forget it being a high mile boot. I wore them out in about 8 months. Keep in mind I keep 3 different boots on my truck. This was a go to pair for the time they could be. Water proof in timberlands are awesome. So like a great riding tire the tread just will not last. I don't plan to buy another pair just because I can't buy this boot every 6-8 months.

Purchased these almost a year ago, recommended through shoe salesman. Once I placed my foot in them HEAVEN. So after 9mths of wear its time for new boots. They have been very comfortable throughout the 9mths, my cons are strings are very chinsy and could stand a better toe lip. Sole materials could be a little stronger. This was my first pair of timberland pro's not bad at all

Comfortable

I love these boots comfortable and great for long hours at work

I had to reorder this since I got a size half size too small. Really great shoe that feels snug. Only issue I have with it is the area where the tongue of the shoe meets the two ends near your upper ankle region is slightly uncomfortable if the tongue of the shoe slips to the side. Then you feel the laces, that I don't like. But other than that, the shoe feels great. I think that it should meet with the safety standards for toe area. Have not had the chance to test that yet. But as far as just casual wear goes, it's not bad

So the safety toe is a steal toe?

Little narrow for as big of foot as 15 but still nice quality.

I'm a service station attendant, I perform oil changes, change, balance and mount tires, and fuel vehicles. I'm constantly walking around, so I need a comfortable work boot. When I first got these, I thought I hit the jackpot. They felt perfect for my feet, and although the lump on the bottom made walking a bit awkward at first, I quickly adjusted. However, after about an hour I noticed that the upper d-rings (or else, the inside edge of the tongue) were digging into the inside of my ankle. That's a normal problem with breaking in new boots, so I didn't mind so much. However after a few hours a noticed a more severe issue it felt like my sock had rolled up under the back of my heel and the arch of the insole was under my heel. Obviously that's impossible, right? Well, after a few days, it continued to bother me. Finally, today I decided I'd take no more and removed the insoles. I think my feet are just incompatible with the hexagonal foam bottomed insoles that these boots come with. I'm certain that for some these are the bee's knees, but for me they're torture. I put the insoles I was using with my previous pair of Timberland shoes into these, and I'm hopeful that will solve at least that issue.

I'm a service station attendant, I perform oil changes, change, balance and mount tires, and fuel vehicles. I'm constantly walking around, so I need a comfortable work boot. When I first got these, I thought I hit the jackpot. They felt perfect for my feet, and although the lump on the bottom made walking a bit awkward at first, I quickly adjusted. However, after about an hour I noticed that the upper d-rings (or else, the inside edge of the tongue) were digging into the inside of my ankle. That's a normal problem with breaking in new boots, so I didn't mind so much. However after a few hours a noticed a more severe issue - it felt like my sock had rolled up under the back of my heel and the arch of the insole was under my heel. Obviously that's impossible, right? Well, after a few days, it continued to bother me. Finally, today I decided I'd take no more and removed the insoles. I think my feet are just incompatible with the hexagonal foam bottomed insoles that these boots come with. I'm certain that for some these are the bee's knees, but for me they're torture. I put the insoles I was using with my previous pair of Timberland shoes into these, and I'm hopeful that will solve at least that issue.

the sole material started to delaminate from the boot and from itself. The black pieces on the sole separated from the gray part. And the entire sole came loose from the boot after 1 year

2nd pair, 1st pair were great, 2 issues with 2nd pair. The composite toe in one boot has shifted and rubs the top of my foot and the tongue is too narrow, shifts and back of eyelets rubs my ankle

First of all when I open the box, I said myself it was not what I got, and after that realized the shoe I ordered. So shoe didn't have the second leather in front, which it looks like you are wearing clown shoes. And I was not impressed with oil resistant part, so I returned it.

WEAR BOOT EVERY DAY, BOOT WAS COMFORTABLE WHEN NEW, NOW BOOT IS NOW 11 MONTH OLD AND SOLE HAS EXCESSIVE WEAR. FOOT INSERT PEELING ON RIGHT SHOE,

Better looking in the picture concerning color

I use this boot for work great boot