Customer Reviews Timberland PRO Boondock 8" Composite Toe

Very good work boot. The large mouth opening to put your foot in and only five eyes of lace , allows this boot to go on and off very smooth. I can't stand fighting to take boots off after a long day.. One thing that can make the boot better. It needs a pull tab on top in the back so you can pull them on easy. This should be a loop you can put your index finger in. loops on most shoes are to small and I can't get my finger in it. The loop needs to be about the diameter of a quarter in size or bigger. Easy on / off is important to me.

When they say wide it's really wide. Try regular size first before ordering wide.

Three weeks in, so far only 1 issue. The top lace buckles dig into your ankles and legs. Had to add extra padding to keep it from hurting during the day. Otherwise, pretty solid work boot.

I bought these almost 1 yr ago. I work at a heavy truck dealership, I'm on my feet about 10/11 hours a day. These boots are comfy right out of the box. The factory provided insoles only last about 3-4 months. I buy identical replacement insoles.

Definitely a well made boot I'm in the construction industry and they are very comfortable but the sole doesn't last, I've used them for 6 months and the soles are shot. That's only down to this boot

Awesome boots long lasting and durable.

I wear them in all situations at work. Mud, rocks, concrete, walking a lot, hot, cold, climbing hills, stairs, gravel, ladders, dusty, rainy, slippery. You name it. So far they are much better than my $220 read wangs were. Best boots ive had in my 52 years.

Shoe feel great....

Overall these boots are the most comfortable on your feet. I work in NYC as a laborer, were working mostly on concrete and walking over tons of debris plus water. I really put these boots through a beating, so they didnt last as long as i hoped. Thats really my only issue, i feel like for the money they should have lasted a year at most (baught these Feb. 2017). The welt will start to seperate over time so water will get in. I would deff recommend this boot to anyone that is looking for a super comfortable feel for long working hours.

Extremely comfortable my only problem is quality control I've had two pairs that both lasted well over 5 years but third pair started falling apart after 6 months

I work for the railroad in New Hampshire. We have a ton of varying terrain and weather,these boots keep impressing.I have bought 3 pairs, 2 of which I still use. I use the 8" 1000 gram pair for winter,and the 6" uninsulated pair for the other seasons. The only letdown is the insoles keep failing quickly which can be easily remedied with a thin felt insole...but I wish timberland...being from NH would help me out. I own a good collection from their pro lines,as well as regular casual wear. Maybe someone will see this and send me a pair of insoles in the mail because besides that I love everything I own from them!!

My son likes the wide toebox. Its hard to shoe him

Very durable and lasting comfort. Don't depend on the waterproofing for too long, but that's average.

Great shoe for my needs with good customer service also warranty dept.

Boot is very comfortable had them a week now break in isn't quite over yet mind you I work 12 hr days 5 days a week .... waterproof almost past the ankle! Breathes OK not the greatest but good for being waterproof

The Boondock is actually really comfortable. The rubber sole is soft so it grips really well and the gray foam layer absorbs a lot of shock. It has a quiet step, meaning when my heel hits the floor, you don't hear a "clunk" so many other boots on the market. It's built like a tank. This is one of the few Timberland work boots that has the sole sewn to the upper. My only gripe is the sizing. They are unnecessarily large in the ball of the foot. They are still very wide. There's a lot of room in the foot, making it more prone to give me blisters. I feel like I'm wearing clown shoes. I can't even imagine what the wide looks and feels like. But seriously, timberland should put that foam layer in every sole they make. That feels amazing

I'd been using a pair of wolverines for about 6 months that were finally starting to seperate at the heels. Working in packaging, solid toes was the main priority, and these boots fit and exeeded that bill. Good traction, stability, and they appear to fit the listed 9.5 size (can some style points fit in too?) I haven't had any long term usage, but on some occasions have worn them almost 18 hours, and my only denouncement is that these aren't featherweight boots.

I use timberland boots for work they are durable, and comfortable

I work 11-12 hours a day on wet areas that includ oil / water i used to own pitboss 6" that has the best oil / water resistace i ever used , i have wide feet , i decided to give thos a try after using my pitboss over 3 years and i must say its the most comftable boot i ever had , the oil/water resistance is little bit less effective then the pitboss but i could stand long hours and have my feet warm and DRY!!! extreamly waterproof! LOVE IT!

Very comfortable safety boot . I can concentrate on my job and not worry about these boots because they are doing thier job & a very good one I must say

I drive truck and am on various surfaces through out the day.. These are by far the most comfortable boots I have ever owned, and also the most expensive. I tend to crush the soles and padding in my boots within 3 months, with insiles buying another 3-6 months. For the $150+ I paid for them, I would have hoped they would hold up better. The sole at the edge of the heel has a small tear, creating a flap. This is my ONLY complaint in the 7 months I've had them. I'm hoping that Timberland will stand behind these and in return, they'll havea customer for life.

I keep this pair of boots in my truck for bad weather. Held up great so far, no issues in durability or keeping my feet dry.