Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Ballast 6" Composite Safety Toe

shoe fits welll and true to size. 12. bought these before nd i'd do it again. they last and hold up well thru work conditions. but be sure to have an extra set od insoles if u are going to be working and walking for long distances. the original insole will need some help.

bigger toe box than expected. not crazy about the sole overhanging the rest of the shoe, but would consider buying again

The size was half a size larger. The width felt true to width. It came with excellent arch support.

THESE RUN NARROW. Got them for my job at amazon, it said they where anti-fatigue and it turned out not true, I could barely walk after only a 4 hr shift, my feet hurt so bad. Didn’t rate it lower cuz maybe it was just cuz they where too tight so they didn’t have a good chance to begin with. Look nice just not much support.

I don’t give it a 5 star rating, because I just got them delivered and haven’t had the time to work with them yet, but so far they feel very comfortable and look like they can take beating at work.

Used them once and store them away, these boots were too heavy for me, although very stylish and good fit.

Too new to review, but as far as I can tell, they’re very stylish and strong built, the downside is that they feel a bit heavy, so I’m not sure how the fatigue conform plays a part on it.

I am usually a 10-10.5 and I have odder this in both and they don't fit, I think I might get a 9.

The back of the boot cuts into the back of my ankle very painful.

Materials seem high quality, and there has been some serious thought into comfortability with these boots. However, the bad part: they are DEFINITELY larger than the standard U.S. sizing chart, by a full size at least. If I do not tighten down these boots all the way, my feet are floating in them! The width is also a little understated - I feel like these are equivalent to an EE, although they are marked as an E. I will be swapping for a size down - hopefully after that, my two-year-long journey to find boots that fit and don't destroy my flat feet will be at an end! As a note - the review stating no arch support, at least in my case, is a VERY strong positive! I wish companies would make it a point to state if their shoes / boots can be used by those whose arches have fallen out, or if it will cause them debilitating foot and back pain.

They are true to size fit but not comfortable at all if you're walking and standing 8+ hours.

too small, smaller than normal 11.5, so did not wear for comfort etc.

Most uncomfortable boots I’ve ever tried on.

I have used Timberland Pro work boots for over 20 years, these were the worst. Boots were very stiff, and uncomfortable.

These feel horrible on your feet, definitely some of the worst safety shoes I've bought.

Timberlands are known for quality these shoes are well made but they need to improve on the insoles it feels like walking barefoot on cement. Composite suppose to be lighter but the shoe is too heavy for walking and standing all day.

Pinkie toe will not survive 1 shift