Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Reaxion Composite Safety Toe

Very little break in time required. The safety toe isn’t heavy. Nicely balanced shoe.

Wasn't as wide in the toe area as I expected it to be. So it kinda hurts my toes . I work 10-11 hours a day and my feet hurt B4 the end of my shift.

They were a bit "flappy" on my feet, felt like I was wearing clown shoes. I got sores because my feet had too much room and rubbed the skin raw in a few places. They looked ok but thought my older pair of Timberlands. I can't get those again because you never restocked my size.

These shoes are not comfortable to work in for long hours. After 3 weeks the shoe starts crack and forms holes in the creases. Not worth your time..

Hurt

Large toe area always painful while working.

They are horribly uncomfortable. My feet are dying a little inside everyday.

break in period at this point and little worried will not as long as previous pairs, the uppers looks like may wear quickly

They lasted the year fine, comfortable as a long walking day allows. I had to cut off a weird spike thing that pokes up and stabs the achilles tendon.

These hurt my feet pretty quickly.

They're definitely not as nice as my Timberland steel toed boots, but they are lighter at least. They're not great, but not horrible. Mediocre shoe.

I have high arches and these offered no support for that. Additionally, although there is a padded sole, it does not feel like you're walking level in these shoes. The style is great but these are much more inferior to (and similar price as) the Carhartt SKU 9428849 that I already have. I've based this review on working flat concrete surfaces for long periods of time.

These shoes just won't break in . I've worn them many nights. They rub my toes and the padding on the in sole heal part creates pressure point.

I ordered 7.5 which is what I normally wear. They're nice looking shoes but not the most comfortable. The right shoe kept rubbing on the back of my heel so I always had to wear a band aid or something that adhered to my skin to provide some type of cushion to prevent a blister. And the left shoe for some reason kept bothering my little left toe and the arch on the left foot started aching too. I work in a warehouse and I am on my feet 10 hours a day.

Fit and size is really good. The insole is not good at all really needs more of a support cushion type of comfort. Feels like there is no insole there which in turn hurts bottom of feet walking in in a 10 hour day. I am in process of looking for insoles to help my feet feel better. Is there any thing that can be done to help with that? Thank you

Get a wide or else your toe and pinky will suffer