Timberland PROMen's Boondock 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Industrial Work Boot, Brown, 10

I have had multiple different manufacturers of steel/composite toed boots. Red wing, Dr. Martens, Dunham, and Caterpillar to name a few. These by far are the best quality for the money. You pay for what you get (except for Red wing, they are overpriced for what you get). Timberland delivered with guns blazing.I am on my feet 12 hours a day on concrete floors or grating stairs. I did not have to "break" these boots in, like I have had to do with the other boot manufacturers. These work boots are wonderful. My feet no longer hurt when I come home. The anti-fatigue feature is wonderful. It is similar to a rubberized stress ball material that you are walking on. If you push on the heel of the sole, you will see the brown section bulging, and realize how comfortable these boots will be for you. The toe protector having that extra rubber, prevents gouging of the boots. I am constantly knocking my toes on pallets, bar stock, etc.that is on the floor. I have had them for over nine months now. They look like they just came out of the box. I have walked through 3 inches of water in these boots, and stayed bone dry. The insole is still in perfect working order. (Not fraying, or a gouge in the heel area like other boots I have had.) The seams are triple stitched on the lower portion, and double stitched on the upper portion. The sole is not only glued but also stitched to the boot. Many other manufacturers glue only. I have had the sole come apart from the boot, because the glue stopped working. The composite toes help in the winter, as to keeping your toes warmer than a steel toe does.They do run a bit wider than most boots. Usually I have to purchase wide boots to accommodate the boot socks. Not in this instance.

These boots are absolutely amazing. I work in a place where you are constantly walking through snow, huge puddles (sometimes 6 inches deep), stepping on sharp objects, and get bleach on your shoes. I also do a large amount of outside work for service projects. I've had cinderblocks and other heavy objects dropped on these. I abuse boots to the point where they need replacing more than once per year. These boots have already surpassed the lifespan of any other boot I've had and other than paint they look brand new. The non-insulated are warm enough for cold north east winters due to the composite toe. I barely sweat in these in the summer due to the mesh inside. The only two cons with these shoes are the insoles and the laces. The insoles are *extremely* comfortable. They are absolutely amazing in the way they feel. The thing is the cloth material on top starts to separate from the cushioning foam below. The laces are nice. I just have a habit of tying my boots tight (wet work environment and all) so they start to fray by some of the eyelets. I replaced them with "maple camo" paracord, they look almost identical, are ridiculously strong, and were dirt cheap. Neither of these is a deal breaker, and I don't even consider taking a star off for them. These boots are amazing, and I will absolutely be purchasing them again. I may also look at picking up the 8 inch version.

Best boots out there!Light weight, yet durable.I'm still using my first pair, 7 months later. Had to buy a new pair, before my boot reimbursement expired.The laces finally broke, last week. As did the replacement laces, from CVS, 2 days ago. Need to find some OEM laces.I highly recommend these boots.I am a GMW2. I do ground care, tree work, equipment operating, herbicide spraying, and cement work, in these boots. Nine hour days and my feet never feel sore. I wear thick work socks.They are pretty waterproof. They will swell a bit, but just stick them in front of a heater, and they're ready in the morning.Pull the foot lining out too, after work, and let it air out. Just not inside the house...

I have a high Arch and thought this would be a good fit. I'm on my feet long periods of time and thought they may have a little more comfort. Good boots , just not enough support for me

These are by FAR the best work boots I have owned. They do run a little big, I bought a size down from normal and still fit great. Love that they fit my wide feet also. They are so cushy and comfortable to walk in, but don't be confused even with a composite toe these are hefty work boots and you wont be jogging in them. I have been wearing these for the better part of a year now with little wear and no failures. Traction is awesome but it will gather small rocks in the aggressive tread. These are my new Go To Work boots!,

This is my 4th pair of TimboPros. Used to buy Doc Marten Industrial for the style. They just don't hold up to rigorous work. The TimboPro's are comfortable and break in easy. Waterproof to a T. Good tread pattern that grips amazingly. Easy to clean. Easy to place up in the morning. I work around lots of broken pallets. Never once have I had a nail puncture through. Excellent ankle support. No heel slippage here boys. 5/7 will buy again.

I’ve purchased 6 pairs of these Boondocks over the past 6yrs. I work in a hostile and oily setting. We are tough on footwear. The first 4 were great. I put them on and they felt like I was walking on a cloud for a few months. They were very comfortable. The past 2 pairs I bought have not been great at all. The boots feel different. They feel like they have already been worn by someone for months. The insole is harder. What I figured out were that the first 4 were made in Vietnam and the last 2 were from Bangladesh. I would avoid the pair made in Bangladesh and opt for Vietnam.