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

They were not wide enough in the toe area.i did like them easy to put on nice heel bed & foot arch support ,materials inside comfortable.i only walked around a little in the house & I like wiggle room with my toes & I didn't have that so I returned them.Mayb in the future have a wider boot like other brands.

I got sick of cracking the Titan's rubber soles in half and really sick of their terribly horrible lace hooks that can't hold a lace. But, they were so light and comfortable that I decided I tried these Summits. Very good boot so far, but the outsoles are so squeaky on epoxy or polished floors that it is embarrassing. I have tried everything I can think of to quiet them (soap, dryer sheets, sanding, finally a rubber sole conditioner and few others too embarrassing to list). Polished concrete or tile floors are mildly annoying, but it literally sounds like an epoxied floor is maiming the boot while it screams in pain. I have never had a boot be so loud. My job has me both outside and in shops and offices. Oddly, the marketing for the soles helped sell me due to my extensive time spent in winter environments and the slipping that comes with that. So far I love the traction, but that same sole makes me want to replace these and use them for farm and yard work only and maybe use them at work on the snowy days. Need to work on your TPU material, Timberland! Would only recommend for outdoor use only

Left boot was perfect, but the insole in the right boot was too narrow for the boot and was very uncomfortable.

Just got these for the upcoming season of landscaping, have only worn out a few times to break them in but so far they are super comfy out of the box and seem pretty sturdy as well

They are ok boots, should've bought the Boondock boots instead. Been using them for years and thought I would try the Summit ones, but the Boondock are much better in my opinion

I received the boots for free as part of a product test for Timberland PRO. I have been wearing these boots for about a month while laboring in the landscaping/masonry industry. They are very similar to the 6 inch Boondock. They seem to be lighter and with a softer bottom then the Boondock, which is nice. Not as durable, one of the speed lace loops has ripped out. I would recommend this boot, but not over the Boondock. The Boondock is very durable that is a must for me.

For being a wide boot, they are made too narrow. Hurt my feet to the point it was hard to walk in them.

I had 2 major issues with this new boots 1st: the right side boot steel or aluminum toe was damaged and it started hurting my front toes!! 2nd: the boots are glued together and not stitched!!!

They are very comfortable but After 6 months wearing this boots the sole of the boots came out, I'm very disappointed

The boot fits great, however the color of the boot advertised on the site is much different than what I received. The distressed brown is actually a very dark brown, not a lighter brown as shown on the site.

They are hot and leak water like crazy. Worst boots I ever bought. And also the most expensive.

Timberland claims this is their most comfortable work boot. Unfortunately, this is the most uncomfortable boot I ever wore. Ii should have returned this boot. I would not recommend.

They kill your shins I went back to my Keen Pittsburgs, so much better.

I would not buy this product again. It had the worst cushion near the toes. I wore them for two days and both feet hurt right around the pinky toes.