Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Reaxion Composite Safety Toe

Does not feel like a wide so it is on the tight side and has little to no arch support

Overall very pleased with the purchase! For me style wasn't a big factor, I bought these solely for work and nothing more and they are perfect for that. Comfort will ultimately be decided in time, initially I was worried because when I first put them on they didn't feel great and I was worried I was in for a long 10 hour shift. Luckily after the first thirty minutes I felt them start to break in! I would strongly suggest trying to walk in them or wear them a few times before pulling a 10 hour shift, this should allow them to really break in and for you to feel that Comfort.

These shoes are comfortable so far. I just received them and have only worked in them twice.

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I ordered up a half size because i knew i was going to add my own orthopedics. They fit perfectly but are a not the most comfortable shoe ever. Fine for working

Fit was ok, seemed true to size. These shoes were not very comfortable. Glad I tested these out at home. I didn't want to stand in them for 10 minutes, glad I didn't attempt my 10 hour shift. Returning and will try something else.

The fit of the shoe was fine with the width being just right.

For being a composite toe work shoe these are pretty comfortable switched out insoles immediately though for some Dr. Scholls work boot insoles makes a nice difference. I will say if you are used to light weight running or walking shoes these will take getting used to they are pretty heavy naturally to be expected though with the composite and a bit thicker soles. All in all not a bad purchase should note I have heavy psoriatic arthritis in my right ankle and bottom of left foot and still find I can stand in comfort for the most part 10 hours a day.

I wear a size 10.5 4E in under armour athletic shoes, these Timberlands fit exactly the same. My feet were very sore after the first shift of wearing them but after breaking in they should be fine. They are slightly heavier than your average athletic shoes. Above all they are worth getting.

Fit is just about right. Comfort level is about an 8 on a scale of 10, 10 being the highest. I like the look as well.

Pretty decent. A little uncomfortable unless you get an insert for them, then they're fine. Otherwise, a pretty solid work shoe

Decent fit and good performance. It's lighter and more comfortable than some of the other safety shoes. I'm used to 12 hours on polished concrete. This is holding up well.

fit and feel is good. I wish the laces were about and inch or so longer but they may stretch

It's narrow and Hard to wear.

Very sturdy and protective work shoe for any warehouse floor. The only issue is the insoles are not sufficient. I work multiple 10 HR shifts a week and the stock insoles do not do the job. I purchased the timberland pro upgraded insoles and made the shoe exactly what I need for long shifts. Style wise they are sleek but scuff easy.

I had to wait a while for these shoes to get back in stock. They look great and feel good. I was hoping for a little more lightweight feel, but overall they feel comfortable and balanced.

Felt good out of the box...no real break in time needed

Good work shoes

The fit and size is good. The cushioning however somewhat sucks. Overall I think it’s a good show but more inside cushioning would make me love it