Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Work Summit 6" Composite Safety Toe Waterproof

These boots are comfortable and light weight. I received the boots free from Timberland to test their new product line.

i used this boot using an atv through mud and water and the boots held up. The boots are sturdy enough to wear on a job site and not worry about your feet.

Love these boots so comfortable to work in

Great boot from a great company. I traded my Duluths for Timberlands and never looked back. They are comfortable yet great style. They male my feet feel secure and resistant to the element s.

The step propel footbed is amazing

Really great quality shoe that will last as long as you take care of it.

The support is great. Toughness and strength of boot.

This boot is great! Overall it's comfy and stylish. Most importantly, it is TOUGH. I've wore it for several days now in rough and muddy terrain (think about mix of desert and mines-like type of environments). Kicked some big heavy rocks and other stuff by accident with 0% damage to the boot or my foot! Stuff that any other shoe would have certainly let the force get through it and straight into your toe and joints to feel the impact I barely did with the Summit. I literally started to ignore whenever I would kick something hard by accident. The boot anti-slip system and grip is pretty good as well. ***Feedback for Timberland:*** sole is good but could be slightly ticker to compensate for hard composite and other rigid layers (OBS to prospective buyers: the boot is rigid where it should be but surprisingly it didn't compromise bending when crouching / good ratio). There's a need for more internal padding around ankle to better support and protect from rear composite material repetitive movement. I appreciate the tough protection but since I've walked several miles all day for a couple days back to back with different degrees of inclination and roughness (terrain-wise), at the end of the second day I found myself with cuts on my ankles due to the constant (repetitive) internal rear fricction - so I'll be adding some padding on the back. With that said, I totally recommend for those that won't be walking too much / constantly but need protection and a long-lasting boot. On an average 8hrs shift it should be fine. I did extra hours and again, not a normal construction work site. I'm satisfied with the purchase and am keeping it despite the minor cons/areas for improvement. Looking forward to my next Timberland PRO just for fun #SWEEPSTAKES

Very comfortable. Only complaint is no EH or other safety rating that I could find. I had to look it up to prove to my QC officer.

Pros: Feel great on feet, lightweight for safety toe, good tread pattern on sole for all types weather or ground, waterproof, i like the styling Cons: Pricey for non american made, almost 2 bills. Wonder how long they'll last, not a heavy duty design BUT a lighter weight safety boot so....would be 5 stars if they were in the $150ish price range

I have been wearing Timberland's 6" Boondock boots for the past 5 years. I needed a new pair of work boots and the Boondocks were back ordered 8 weeks so I purchased the 6" Work Summit. Out of the box, the fit was snug with a regular pair of socks. The tightest areas were around my heel and up by my toes where it felt like my pinky toe was being pushed into my other toes. I am hoping there just needs to be a break-in period, but I'm going to purchase a pair of the Boondocks once they're available. Otherwise quality is what I'm used to with Timberland, nice tight seems, 100% waterproof.

Right out of box, they were very comfortable. Only been wearing a week, but it feels like break in period will be nice and quick. They feel like i am wearing sneakers, which is great.

Received the boots for free as a product test for Timberland PRO. Not a big fan of the overlook of the boot. But comfort is more important!