Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Hypercharge 6" Composite Safety Toe

I walk about 12 Miles and go up and down on stairs. I care light medium heavy Packages.I get in and out off a truck clim up and down from the back off a 26 box truck 5 days every week.I work about 10 hrs everyday.The boot is great love it how it feels on my feet very comfortable very Cushnie when a walk run up the stairs with a package on my shoulder and down the stairs jump to get inside the truck.The front of the boot was glue on After about three weeks they started to come apart and after that I just had to buy a new pair of boots

Purchased the hyper charge 3 weeks ago. My feet have been killing me since then.. I have had multiple pair of Timberland Pro Titan boots. This boot is not even close to as comfortable as the boots I have had previously.

If you want blisters then buy these!!! I buy a new pair of Timberland Pro yearly and have NEVER had blisters until I decided to switch to these. I should have stuck with the ones I always wore

Boot is O K however the soles are horrible and dangerous in frozen conditions as the rubber gets solid from the cold and the boot has NO traction. Bottom line is you can NOT wear them below 32 degrees

The soles have worn down and started separating 1.5 years in. The issue I've had is, I hate how shallow the toe is on these boots. The top of the boot is constantly touching the top of my wide and flat feet. I attempted to return them but my local shop dropped the ball on that one. Definitely won't but another pair as I'm currently in the market. But they did protect my feet and hold up to welding and constant climbing around on heavy machinery. I also had a lot of heel slip in these, I have a wide foot and narrow heel but most timberlands didn't give me issue there.

Bought for husband. We have bought Timberland Pros many times before. Unfortunately this time, they are tight, uncomfortable, caused blisters and do not hold up well. Less than 1 week on the job and they look 10 years old Front leather came off the steel. This time he got the Timberland Pro Hypercharge Steel toe. They suck!!! He usually gets the Timberland Pro Powerwelt composite and they definitely hold up, comfortable, true to size and last!

They're very comfortable

I spend my day on a lot of uneven surfaces, concrete and ladders. I need stability and raw toughness in a boot. It's a solid construction boot and fits true to the Timberland sizing. My feet get cramped up couple hours into the day. Never had that issue with my other pairs of 6 inch Tims.

I bought wide and feels tight. Not as comfortable as the Boondocks. Comparing these and the Boondocks wearing the first day, I would take the Boondocks again and again.

Just purchased boots for work. First impression was how snug and comfortable they fit. Don't care about price , didn't ask. What matters is how they fit. So far i truly love how they feel while walking and standing. I will come back in 30 days to update my review.

First pair I bought about 3 years ago were alright they lasted me about 7 months but I bought a new pair and they just weren't as comfortable as I remember. I was coming back from leg surgery and my ankle/ heal area did not like the comfortability or the sole of them. Ended up replacing them.

Replaced my winter boots with these hoping to continue with the continued progression batting plantar fascitis. Before the boots I was about 95% healed after 2 years of fighting. Well since these boots and 2 weeks of "giving them the benefit" my feet hurt more now than they have in a long time. Used to wear timberlands all the time but no more.

The boot on webpage has some sort of toe cap. The ones I got do not. The video say these boots are supposed to have dual purpose hardware. The pair I got don't even have eyelets. At least their comfortable.

I bought this workbook for around the house climbing ladders, working on outbuildings and in the field. I'm almost 60 so I value comfort more than anything now. Unfortunately this is the worst workboot I have ever purchased is in regard to comfort. As others have said I have heal pain and general fatigue throughout my feet and my lower back when I'm done working in them. I'm not sure what's going on but I would not recommend them at all and for the price paid they are a great disappointment.

The zipper on these boots rests on the skin of my leg and above the leather surplus designed to act as a barrier between my skin and this hard and abrasive zipper. The first day the zippers broke skin on both of my shins. I bled inside the boots. After applying a bandage the zipper tore through both of them. I have enclosed pictures for your convenience. These boots are the absolute for bottom cushioning on the soles. They are surely on your feet all day boots. Timberland should be ashamed with a design flaw like thus on an excellent boot. Generally, I do not like Timberlands because they are cosmetic and useless. I finally found a pair that does what they are supposed to do and then this.

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.

The boots started getting unglued on the 3rd week , I'm a machine operator and I need some tough boots

The boots are comfortable, but they don't really have a month of use, and they are already being damaged, the edges and the tips are peeling off. It is not good because according to the policies I cannot return them because they are a little worn for my work. If I can change them let me know why I am really unhappy with what is happening

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.

When I first got these boots I thought that the soles were a bit unusual as the center of it protrudes slightly creating a bit of a hump in the center of the sole down the length of the boot. My feet felt like they were going to roll to the inside or outside of the boot. It felt like I was walking on a tightrope and found myself having to forcibly counterbalance each step I took until the hump in the soles wore. Once they wore the boots were a dream. They are light, extremely comfortable and very waterproof. The biggest downfall though was that by the time you wore the sole even, there wouldn't be much of the rubber left and you'd wear right into the cushioning foam rendering the boot useless because the foam would begin to absorb water/moisture that would penetrate into the boot. If these boots had a thicker and flat rubber sole like the Timberland PRO Pit boss, they would probably be the perfect boot.