Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Gridworks 6" Alloy Safety Toe Waterproof

First time wearing them i felt it run small but as i was wearing them more ofter felt the right size. So far very comfortable, i really like the design and material.

I bought these for dual use, both work and casual wear. Not much of a tennis shoe guy. I put these on when i get up, and wear till i quit that night, 12-14 hours per day.

Probably the 15th pair that i have purchased. I like the feel n of these boots . Also they were well. Never had the soles come off. Which has happened on some brands of boots that I have purchased in the past. I also feel that they are reasonably priced.

#Sweepstakes #Everydaywear Very comfortable. The top of the upper seems cheap and flimsy, time will tell whether it holds up or not No complaints

I work in a factory. I'm on my feet 10 to 12 hours at a time with some crawling and climbing involved. I've had these boots a month. They took me a week to break in. So far they are very comfortable, a little heavy, easy to put on and take off, they keep my feet dry, warm but they are also breathe. I think if you primarily work indoors these boots will definitely do the job & are worth their price.

These are great. I had a pair of redwing wing shooters and found the sole to be too slippery. These are as waterproof and comfortable but have WAY more grip. Just need another speed lace set

My boots take a beating. I do warehouse work, where there is a lot of water and chemicals in use. These boots have outlasted more expensive boots from big name boots companies. I regularly spend 10 hours a day in these boots, and they feel as good at the end of the day as they do in the morning.

Very nice and comfortable. But darker than the gold looks

I use them for construction work. Well made and comfortable. Inside can get hot due to insolation as they are waterproof.

I had a pair for 18mo in hard, wet working conditions, waterproofing & foam went out. Great for 18mo, I would go for Danner/RedWings, Whites for more $$$. Good for what they are, bought again.

Great boot. Be sure to purchase these in wide, fit is narrow where the laces begin. I wear Timberland Titans in a steel toe for work and never had any issues with the width.

The Pro Series has always been the most reliable and comfortable line of boots I've ever worn. With over 30yrs working in the bldg. trades, the most important tool you'll ever own, is your boots.

Good boot just very uncomfortable first couple days wearing them. But after you break them in very comfortable working boots. Good price for what you get.

So far so good. They are a little bigger than my normal size, seems like a 1/2 size at least. They are heavy! Especially since I do walk around a lot and am on concrete floors. Seems they may need a little breaking in. Only real issue I have, and this may be just for me, on the inside stitching of the tongue, it hits right on my ankle. I have had to use them loose so that it doesn't grind in and hit as bad. Only on one side so like I said, may just be me. Will know it a bit how they hold up as I do work in very extreme and not common conditions. My other boots I had only lasted about 8 months. Fingers crossed on these!

I've used only 2 times to go to work, in an office like setting carpeted floors (not the fluffy). I've noticed after 2 uses, the front rubber sole is starting to flake off. Still comfortable.

I bought 2 pairs of these boots. Somehow they don't seem to last past a year. I don't even beat them up. If I had wore these when I was doing framing, I'd of probably went through 2 pairs in a year. I don't get how tradesman or any outside workers wear these to work outside and make them last over a year. They are very comfortable and warm, but feel like for almost $200 they should last a little longer. Especially being a pro work boot. I know I still have a pair somewhere that I will add pictures of. I also bought the cheaper timberland work boot to try out and those barely made it a year. They were like half the price of these which is somewhat expected. Meanwhile I have a pair of rocky boots I bought 20 years ago that wear from time to time hunting and put in the elements. I even wore them to work this past year and now. They are starting to show their age now but those boots went above and beyond what I needed them too.

Bought these boots because I've always been a fan of the Tims, never tried the timberland pros before I work 12s, theee took roughly 2-3 days to break in. These are comfortable and seem well constructed, however, not water proof at all. That was the main reason I bought these,it doesn't say water resistant, it says water proof now Idk what to do cuz these definitely loosed now and I'm a have ti continue my sear for actual waterproof shoes

I got these boots 7 months ago, but within the first 3 months the stitching started coming undone on top and has gotten worse. Now they have a hole in them. They're comfortable boots but the quality didn't seem to hold which is a bummer.

The heel of my foot feels like it's been standing on hard ground all day. I NEVER had this problem with my Irish Setters. Even after they were worn in and beat to the ground. So uncomfortable!

Arch support collapsed after 3 months

I loved these boots for decades, but my right foot is cramped in the toe area as if it was made too tight or some defect that is causing me pain when I where them. I waited too long before wearing them as I wore my old ones till they were toast, thus past the warranty period before I found out they was a major issue. I am skeptical now of buying a new pair.