Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Reaxion Composite Safety Toe Waterproof

I bought these hoping they were light weight and easy on the feet. They are light weight but need more cushion for resistance on cement floors. I walk on cement floors all day and my feet get tired to easy in these. After two weeks it is to early to tell if they will hold up.

I wear them for casual fit.

Greta light weight shoe for anyone that needs the safety of a boot but the light weight of a tennis shoe. Could be a little more breathable. But that can be expected for an all leather shoe.

Wear for work comfortable all day long after 10 hours. I could do without the shiny plastic though.

My job requires safety toe shoes and over the years I've worn a plethora of types and brands. I look for light weight and breathable. For the most part this shoe fits those criteria. I purchased the wide size and in my opinion the shoe could use a bit more width, especially in the toe bed. The sole is one of the most flexible that I have found. I would also like a whole lot more squish when I walk in them. Take a high quality running shoe and put a safety toe in it. That's the comfort I'm looking for and have yet to find anywhere.

To me it feels a little too heavy compared to other pro serius footwear I had from timberland before. Slightly tighter than want them to be but over all not bad.

Good look and feel good

I LOVE these shoes. They look & feel great!

I really like this shoe, like a active shoe with a steel toe

Got 10 wide. Fit perfect. Straight out of the box went for a couple mile walk in them on sidewalks and they feel fantastic. Will see how they do with work which is 90% dry and 99% asphalt/concrete movement, with some oils mixed in on the surface. Also supposed to rain tomorrow night so will see how the waterproof is, but confident that they will be fine.

I use them for work

Awesome

Not comfortable for a 10 hours work

These run 1/2 size large. I always wear 10.5 US and had to get 10W in these. They were initially comfortable, after 5 months of office / lab use the heels are completely blown out, and not breathable

I use it for not hard work so I would like them not to look so though. They are not very comfortable so I had to buy a new insoles

Great room toe the leather upper and mon slip, I would use it but the sole is not enough soft and shock absorption

I'm heavy on shoes so here's my 6 month review. Soles have some grip, but the first month some of the outer toe and trim started to separate. Lace hooks started breaking off. Not bad, Comfortable

I like but, unfortunately the terrible stitching ruined it. It's coming unraveled only after a couple of months.

Likely the most comfortable work bootsI have owned. However, lasted 4 months. When you spend a couple hundred, you expect better. C-

I've had these boots for a little over 2 weeks now, I hang gutters and some siding along with hiking on my free time, I move a lot and need a shoe that can keep up and be comfortable. About 4 days in the stitches on the side started unraveling and the fabric on the toe is peeling (no big deal). The break in time for me was about 3 to 5 days just some minor blistering on the achilles (I covered with bandages and the problem was fixed). They're not as comfortable as I expected but not terribly uncomfortable either, they are completely waterproof and have decent traction. There's also I clicking noise coming from the heel of the boot if I'm carrying something heavy which is slightly concerning. My main concern is the durability of the boot, overall it's an ok boot but needs some work.

They are not very comfortable, the insole is also very thin and they are quite tiring.

They have a noticeable squeak when walking that should have broken in by now

I used these boots for landscape maintenance (mowing, pulling weeds, etc) and they were very comfortable and keep my feet dry. But the stitching started popping out at the seams after about 6 months of use, which allowed water to come into the boot.