Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Reaxion Composite Safety Toe

Too heavy. Bought Timberland safety toe boots last year and are 1/2 the weight

The shoes were decent but not for long hours of work. They are heavy and the support wasn’t that great. They held up for couple hours but after that my feet started hurting.

Disappointed on this shoes. I bought this for work use and this is on the heavy side.

Length and width ok.. no wiggle room for toes. No padding. You get what you pay for.

Size chart should be adjusted, ordered 10s where other brands offer roominess. My toes rubbed against the end of the shoe and KILLED my toes by the end of the shifts. Worked 10 hours in these things, not as comfortable as advertised.

I have only tried one pair work and safety steel toes. They hurt so bad. Timberland

Pinky toe rubs and I need good high arch supports which this shoes does not have.

not comfortable.

These shoes do not grip steps on ladder , works fine for shop use.

I can't feel my heels. They are red and throbbing.

To rough on my heels and tight

They fit fine but I got width when I didn't need it and they were not comfortable to stand in all day

Fit 1 size bigger

shoe ended up being sturdy but uncomfortable wearing at work

Overall, I felt that these safety shoes were very uncomfortable for just 5 hours of work at a warehouse with concrete flooring. My regular athletic shoes felt way more better in comfort. They look nice, but for comfortable I would pass on these.

I usually buy reebok brand but was recommended to try timberland pro and half way through my 12 hour shift they felt worse than my other pair.

Ordered a size smaller than what my shoe size is and it came in 2 sizes too big

Size was too small and toes were bunched up.

I ordered 8.5. The insides of these made your feet feel like you put on the opposite side's shoe. Not sure if all of them do, but mine came with the "anti fatigue" insoles. These insoles do the exact thing they're supposed to prevent. With the insoles, they're excessively cramped, have odd rises on the sides, and I couldn't wear them for more than a couple hours. Once I pulled these insoles out, it fixed all of that, and they got 50x more comfortable to wear. But It turns out that these shoes don't actually have a sole without these installed, so now all the stitching on the inside is exposed. Minus the outrageous cost of the poor insoles, these are pretty expensive for an unfinished product. These things will not shut up. I work in a warehouse with a finished floor, and the constant squeaking with every little movement is atrociously unbearable. I've tried dragging them around concrete, long walks on every surface imaginable, and they will not lose the squeaking at work. I've had to remedy it by placing and replacing duct tape on the bottoms where they contact the floor.

So when I read the reviews I was pretty excited to get these shoes and get them on my feet. I work in a Very big fulfillment Center and I walk a good 20 miles in my 10 hour shift. Let’s just say these shoes are not meant for walking. I think if I didn’t do so much walking they would have been great but for what I do in a warehouse my feet got wrecked. I wore them for 5 shifts and my feet are worse now then they were before. I got blisters everywhere from my toes to the bottom and sides of my feet. And yes, they were the right size and I had good socks on. So keep in mind if you do a lot of walking like me I would suggest something else.

Felt to rigid and uncomfortable to wear on your feet all day.

these were very narrow for wide fit shoes and lacked any support for my high arch. These felt like foot prisons.

these shoes felt like walking on bricks after 3 hours of work my feet killed me. I have talked to several other people at my place of employment with the same shoes and they all said the same.

Uncomfortable gave me blisters, felt small