Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Radius Composite Safety Toe

They definitely run narrow. Really cute and lightweight. I’ve worn Timberland safety toe boots for work for several years, but was looking to switch it up and go for a sneaker style. I wore an 8, regular width, in all of my past Timberland boots. I purchased these in an 8 wide after reading some reviews. The length was good but they were sadly still too narrow and my little toe was squished immediately upon putting them on. Very sad to have to return because if they were wider, I think they could have been great.

This shoe this size was good the width was small and after awhile your feet tend to hurt these shoes don't repel nothing no matter what you step in your feet get wet and you will fall there are no slide proof on these shoes you will slide or fall.

I have a narrow heel and these shoes have a heel cup in the insole that I found extremely uncomfortable and caused me a lot of heel pain. If you have a narrow heel (or a bony foot) they might irritate you in a similar way. They look a bit bulky but not as bulky as most safety composite toes shoes.

No arch support overall not a bad shoe but working on concrete all day the wore down fast am having get new ones in about4 mths foul sac use a he extra room for better padding and cushion

Felt half size smaller and felt narrower than market

My feet feel absolutely awful within the first 4 hours so by the time I finished a 10 hour shift it was an unbearable pain.

These were pretty good work shoes for me. They were comfortable at first but after about a year I could tell that it was time to get another pair because the shoe itself started wearing down and they started to hurt my toes really bad. Initially though, the arch support was pretty fair and the style and material were also fair.

The shoes are cheaply made and were falling apart.

Nice looking shoe. However, I was walking out of them and had to return them. I chose another shoe.

Theses safety shoes look like they are safety shoes and made my back ache.

They were comfortable but the ankle part dug into my ankle causing me to hardly be able to walk from it hurting so bad. That was only my first day wearing them.

Fit true to size. Not comfortable if you are doing a lot of walking. The where the composite toe begins is very uncomfortable. Timberland work boot is way more comfortable.

The size and fit were accurate. The styles are cute. Problem is that they offer very little support and after about 5 hours, my feet are literally throbbing through the remainder of my 12 hour shifts. Also worth mentioning I’m almost at 6 months of wear and they have a hole where the composite meets the mesh from them flexing while walking.

Toe rubs

size was half size larger than what I ordered. NO arch support. wouldn't recommend these shoes if your walking 10hrs or more.

normal shoes

My other Timberland Pro's didn't hurt my feet like these are. They were comfortable from the start until just recently. Over a year. I don't understand why these do hurt now. They are the same exact shoes. Disappointed. And the shoe strings are way too long, always coming undone.

Got blisters on my pinky toes and my feet were hurting to where I didn’t want to walk after 5 hours on my feet at an Amazon warehouse job.

These shoes are only for looks! Day two on my 10 hour shift my feet were killing me! They ached so bad. Would not recommend for standing warehouse jobs.

Shoe fit well, but overall comfort isn't the greatest for being on your feet 10 to 12 hours a day. The shoe has caused me to have more issues with my feet.

I've never worn steel toe shoes. I love the look of these shoes, especially with the orange colors and there were great reviews on it. I wear a 6.5 to 7 depending on the brand. I started out ordering a 7. Was too long so I returned it and ordered a 6.5. It felt better in length. There was still a little room so my toes weren't touching the front. I've used it for two days working a 6 hour shift and my pinky toes were rubbing against the side where the steel toe starts. I am limping walking up my driveway at the end of my shift. I will be returning these. Looking at getting Keen since I have hiking boots from them and they're very comfortable.

I work at the Amazon FC. These shoes were purchased as part of the mandatory safety shoe requirement. The shoes offer a lot of cushion in the sole of the shoe, as well as arch support. The most comfort comes from the foam in outer sole of the shoe (see pic). Additionally, the toe area offers more room than many other safety shoes. Overall, I do believe they fit true to size but in order to feel comfortable for an entire 10 hour shift you might need to go up a half size. Definitely worth considering!

The fit is great! True to size. But my right shoe rubs the back of my heel and rubs against my pinky toe.

Used only 2 months and My leg hurt.

Overall good fit and very lightweight but definitely Not wide width. Felt like a regular width shoe.