Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Radius Mid Composite Safety Toe

dope shoe, i like how they look on me. I got a half size under because i dont like how my previous shoes look all long on my foot when i was wearing them. i use these for working and for riding my motorcycle and they look good. Hard to tell that they are composite toe and that was what i was aiming for. i walk just fine and can even run with them on. The shoes look good in boot cut pants and shorts!

Very comfortable foot plate on the shoe. I was able to walk on cushion for long work days. The shoe was too narrow. I was forced to return pair because composite foot plate cut into my pinky toe.

ME MOLESTABAN EN LA PARTE SUPERIOR DE LA BOTA

The arch support and insoles were not up to standard, and I had to purchase separate insoles to make up for it.

Very comfortable and durable. Way too warm for indoor work but I'm sure they'd be good for outdoor use. I work at Amazon and my feet cook in these.

Fit good but after 3 hours rubbed raw on the back of my heal. Low top may be the way to go

I wish I would have ordered a wider pair. They are tight in the metatarsal area if your feet are wider than normal. If in doubt choose one width size larger.

It fit perfect as a 7 in men, material is great as well the cushion was soft and gel pad was comfortable the only thing for me was my left foot from the upper middle top hurt my ankle but the right foot did not. Every foot is different. Other then that i would of kept them. I did not want to return them. Maybe for you it wont.

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If you wear a 10 D-Medium in Nike or Adidas, I suggest a 9 E-Wide in these Timberland Pro’s

I love the style and fit. But.. the boots started with a squeak noisy and the heel part of the insoles gave up a little too fast after 2 months of use. I'm a 5'9" 225lbs maintenance worker. But overall the boots are great. But the insoles should by different.

One thing I'm finding in Timberlands is that there's no guesswork in the sizing, what fits in this size for this shoe, fits on that size with a different shoe. Which is a good thing. Overall these are pretty good. Even on days when I'm standing most of my 10 hour day, I was still ok, not great, but ok; after the 3rd day in a row of standing, I was miserable. Idk, maybe if I could have 3 pairs of these same shoes so I can rotate and not compress them down day after day... And they are not waterproof, so that still leaves me looking for other boots to have for swapping per weather. If you're indoors, I guess you won't care. Walking good, standing on concrete so-so.

I have not worn these for my 12 hour shift yet but straight out of the box VERY comfortable. I do have a slight slip in the heel. I wouldn't say go down a size. For me from 12 to 11.5. The foam feels quite soft and from my experience with Sketchers having soft foam is it breaks down relatively quick. That is my concern. I hope Timberland reigns supreme. Great look too I should add.

Nice shoes

Shoes are lighter and feel more like a regular pair of sneakers than most of the other safety shoes I've tried. Insoles give a lot of support and still respond with bounce after months of wear