Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Drivetrain SD35 Mid Composite Safety Toe SD

They're very nice shoes. Wearing them feels like I'm wearing clown shoes. They're larger than expected and narrow at the middle of the foot. A bit hard to get into as well. The style is perfect but they're alright.

They're comfortable, pretty durable, and look good, but they're not at all water resistant.

I used it for 4 days straight for 10 hours every day and it caused pain in my toes and the back of my foot just above the heel. It looks nice but I would not recommend it to people who have to do a lot of standing or walking

Best styled shoes with zero support for the stock sole, even the shoe itself was made flat with no bounce to your step, like the reeboks have. Great design tho.

The shoe is all looks , with zero comfort. Arch was hurting after 6hrs on them. I bought their $60 soles, and i cant believe they sell that flimsy piece of plastic for that price. Overall, I'm very disappointed in both purchases.

The fit and size were good. I love the look of the shoe, and the shoes provide good ankle support. I will probably have to get insoles (comfy) because walking around in a warehouse (concrete floor) for 10 hours a day will not really work out well with these shoes. I will get new insoles and go from there.

decent boots, been really wearing them daily for a year now, but they are holding up good, they sat in the garage for about a year before i started wearing them for work, but they are good for work

May be good for flat feet but lacks the support i need. Not very breathable and holds moisture in. The inside cloth around the heal started to rip after a month on mine.

vvery uncomfortable my feet hurt by end of day

Great shoe

They hurt my feet need better comfort/ soles

Absolutely comfortable pair of work sneakers but not built to last and not ready for rainy weather. My pair did not last more than 6 months of loading bags in aircraft bins before the sole was completely smooth, got a hole in it and the laces ripped. These would be great for someone working inside but not built to last for heavy workloads outside in rainy weather.

Lacked in having the boots very long, the look of them is alright and I found length was okay as well, but the width was horrid (hurt my feet) and akin to a questionable size D. I have a normal E (or used to be how footwear was made) width foot, at the front, but narrower at the heel than usual (didn't seem to be an issue with those). I'm hoping another brand will be cut as the usual E width, otherwise I don't know how to order footwear anymore (or if brands vary with their construction technique). Regards

only lasted me 6 months, they wore out from the bottom from normal wear and now my feet get wet when it rains

Experienced pain on both heels.

Composite Toe does not fit with the "True to Size" like it says. Started to feel pain in my back from the heel part.

Work on a AZNG dock with concrete floors and these boots held up to the challenge for about half the shift. Still in search for a work boot to last 12 plus hours on concrete floors with minimal fatigue.

When standing on your feet for over twelve hours on shift in above mention footwear, feeling in the feet start to change.

After 6hrs or so, they get really uncomfortable, I had to buy a different brand for comfort