Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Setra Composite Safety Toe

I'll be wearing this shoes for 10 hours or more a day to work 40 hours a week so comfort and support is really important for me. As far as my first impression this look good so far as I have other Timberland PRO safety shoe before this and was a work horse for the past year and a half or so and loved the comfort. Also, wish they have a better sole or maybe even thicker than a Dr, Scholl's support would be nice for long working hours standing, lifting and walking.

Nice shoes comfortable and seem very well put together

The only downside is lack of traction after a few months of wearing but overall they are lightweight, comfortable and feel nice to walk in/

Took a couple days to get used to them.

Felt like any ol shoe until the corners of the toe cap started to jam into the sides of my toes, guess these were a bit narrower than expected

Feels great nice quality shoe

Timberland Pro Setra Comp Toe are a very attractive shoe with good support. The concern I have with Timberland Pro is all their shoes are too tight on the side of the composite plate. My foot rubs too much on the outer side and it creates pinching when I step forward. I have purchased 4 pair just to return all of them. The shoes are too narrow and wished their wide shoe would fit better but doesn't. For the time that I owned the Timberland Pro Serta Comp Toe they were comfortable at the bottom of the foot and very breathable in hot weather. This shoe is very prone to stains so buy the darker pair (I work HR and they still stain easily). The shoe is very stiff and doesn't bend well but manages to allow good movement. All in all, outside of my personal issues, I would recommend this shoe especially for standing positions, this shoe ranks 8.5/10 (comfort, styling, support, price and durability).

The fit size is perfect! Its actually my size, HOWEVER, it is wayyyy more narrow than I thought it would be and I dont like that! The bright side is, its stylish and it can be the type of shoes that I have to wear and break in to see if its perfect for the warehouse.

Felt good and looked just as good as the photo of it making me enjoy my purchase

There is a lot of extra material so the shoes look giant compared to your regular size, at the heel there is more than an inch of material before your foot actually starts. Comparing them to regular sneakers that I wear, they are way bigger all around. The standard insoles were just okay, replaced them with some gel insoles. The pull tabs on the tongue and heel make them easy to put on, I wish the collars around your ankles fit a little tighter. These are my first pair of work shoes so I don't have any reference as to whether they are light or heavy, but they are heavier than regular sneakers for sure.

It's nice.

They are all around comfortable. I had to break them in with a second pair of socks however. Now they seem fine. Light weight for composite toe, or could be I’m just used to steel.

They look and feel great, at one instant, but after minutes of wearing these i changed my mind, they are just too painful for my feet towards the bottom of my foot, little to no support on my feet.

Okay

I need a wider shoe. My toes are tight on the sides.

When u look at them they look like clown shoes. So long!! , they aren't heavy but are long. And the front composite cup still crushes your toes together giving you bunions just like any other brand. I rather buy the composite blavk boots from Walmart for 25 bucks.

Narrow toe box no room in shoes felt too tight