Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Sawhorse 6" Composite Safety Toe

Too tight in the calf. Caused irritation at the back of my calf

I did not find it suitable for me in an Amazon warehouse. It is not designed for warehouse walking.

It felt too tight and narrow.

Bought men's size 6 wide to accommodate my foot with a neuroma. The toe box was super narrow and not roomy at all - it was crushing my foot from top to bottom & side to side. Very sad.

I liked the style

The boot looked like it had been worn previously. There were scratch marks all over the boot. The back of the hills and the front look like they were slightly worn down, and it also looked like they were scrubbed to get cleaned.

Agree with other reviews that the toe box is very narrow. Even went up a size and with the wide-size was not enough.

Material is high quality. And well made. Except the composite toe. Without the comp toe this would be perfect. But there is no change in the design to accommodate the toe insert leaving the toe box WILDLY out of size. I got 11 wide hoping that would be enough... it wasn't. Big toe rubs constantly and the little toe isn't even under the insert yet my next maestro toe ALSO rubs constantly, the toe box SHOULD have being significantly widened for the hard toe and it was not, I am ordering a size larger and will re-review once it arrives.

I would recommend sizing a half size or one full size above if your regular size if you are sticking with the regular fit. I think the best choice would be to order this in your size but a wide fit. The toe box is super small if you are anticipating to wear thick socks with the shoe. In without thick socks, I would recommend sizing up at least half a size bc it is tight. Nice material but bc it is small I do not reach for these safety shoes much.

I thought it was inevitable that at the end of 11 hour shifts my feet would hurt, it's just the nature of working all day at a delivery centre, right? At the end of each shift, the balls of my feet burned and throbbed for two days, and my toes were white and painful. I tried new insoles, gel pads, etc. Then I ordered a pair of Avengers shoes, same size and width, yet I experienced zero pain. My feet feel the same after 11 hours as they do when I leave for work. I've ordered three pairs of the Timberlands so far, each time sizing up and even getting the wide variations, but still there is no noticeable difference between each size. In fact, it feels like they are getting tighter as I upsize. Apparently Timberlands are just not made for my feet, which is a shame because they are lovely to look at.

Very loose due to the shoes being too big

Boots felt okay but were worn out pretty fast

Unfortunately for me it’s not a good fit. I am torn between returning it or keeping it in hopes that it will adjust to my foot. I would say for immediate use but a half size larger.

the shoe hurts on my toes and side of my heel but i think w the correct socks and breaking into them will help. a little uncomfortable but they are my first pair of boots so not sure what to expect.

I ordered wide and they were narrower than marked.

The shoe us perfect for laoding trailers 5 hours, BUT, the sides rubbed blisters in my ankles.

First time I’m wearing them and they feel good and I can’t wait to work in them

It felt smaller then the actual size

The boots are too narrow near the toes

They definitely are at least half size if not a full size small. They also are more uncomfortable compared to the regular timberland pros and the ankle is uncomfortable until its broken in. I always change out insoles in my boots so can't speak to the original insoles, but reccomend changing insoles anyway

Bought a 7.5 Wide and normally I’m a 7 in normal size. Still was too small, left corns on my feet and many times even felt my feet start falling asleep, only ready I didn’t return was because initially I thought they would break in but they just didn’t after various months of use, on top of that about barely a year in I started seeing the sole rip through by the toe area, barely a year and a couple months in it cracked fully through.

Heavy shoes, material was sturdy and very protective overall. However in exchange for that they are quite uncomfortable.

The boots are very durable, however, due to working 10+ hours it gets straining a bit to wear. They are really nice boots but for what it is worth probably pass for a more comfortable shoe next time. First two weeks I got bad blisters with these boots and almost returned but once it hit the third week i was able to feel some comfort in the boots. Timberland needs to add more cushion in the future to make these boots comfortable to wear, add more cushion to the boot. I can say the pro to these boots is in the warehouse these boots have saved me from a lot of carts and items that fall.

After a few months, I realized my fatigue came from the tightness of the width. I'll be sure to order a wider width. Overall, I really like the style.