Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Reaxion Mid Composite Safety Toe Waterproof

I have such high arches I don’t think any shoe or boot is ever really comfortable for me, however, this are helping my walk more evenly at the moment. I love the wide toe! I don’t feel like my poor toes are working in stilettos!

These boots were comfortable, initially, after 6 months however, They really hurt my arches. Additionally , they didn't last as long as previous Timberland work boots I've purchased

There were narrow and uncomfortable

Style and fit is awesome!

Shoes fit better than my previous pair. They’re a bit heavy. But I guess that’s part of what protects my feet. Now that I have the correct size. My feet don’t hurt as much. However. I had to replace the insoles with a pair of Spenco walk/run insoles. Huge! Difference. My feet felt much better. Overall. Good pair of shafted composite toe shoes.

When ever buying new shoes they always feel so comfortable. My job has me standing for 10 hours a day. I already knew the insole would not provide the comfort I needed. I pulled the insoles out and replaced it with a set of insoles from Spenco. Now I have what I would consider the perfect shoe.

To start off, I’m a big boy. 6,1, 260. So I needed a good cushion. You will not find it with this shoe unless you change the soles. The original soles were absolutely horrendous! Only for the little bit i walked around in. I wasn’t going to work without changing them anyway. I wear them during a 12 shift at amazon. They start to feel heavy around hour 10. It’s not bad wearing them during the winter for work, but for summer it’s hella hot! For me the size was only half a size larger but after different soles and thick socks(winter use), it wasn’t bad. Mid width was good for me. I didn’t feel the composite on either side of my foot/toes. I use the shoes for shoot, hiking, shovel the walks and working on my cars. I would recommend.

Once you get these guys broken in they are comfy, and secure. Not very stylish, not very breath-able and a little on the heavy side. It feels less like you are putting on shoes and more like you are locking your feet into tiny bank vaults. However, I've worked 10-12 hour days on these for over a year and they have barely worn down at all. I plan to retire these from work and use them for hiking, or post-apocalypse wasteland trekking. 9/10 for the money. 6/10 for the style. 10/10 for the durability. 8/10 for the comfort.

They fit good There’s no real rubbing like you have in a steel toed shoe but there’s no arch support These would be an awesome shoe if they had arch support!

These run small both in length and width. I normally wear an 8.5 D. I bought an 8.5 E. Could barely get them on. Exchanged for 9 E, which fit acceptably if I don't wear thick socks. I won't need thick socks—these are very warm. What I like about them is the tread design. People and shoe designers seem to think that treads that look like those on a truck are good. Mostly, all those treads do is hold mud—lots of it. These look like they won't do that, at least not as much. Another plus: the laces are not too long, and will actually hold the know when tied. This is unlike almost any laced footwear I have purchased in years. Thank you, Timberland.

Haaaaard

Stiff, good looking, good quality, but stiff, my advice, break them in for a month before wearing to work, otherwise you'll suffer tremendly.

Little bit snug but I'm hoping they will loosen up a little as I wear them. Other than that very comfortable.

These boots are great for warehouse work. Lighter than expected. And great for daily wear in Michigan winter.