Timberland PROMen's Direct Attach 6 Inch Steel Safety Toe Waterproof Insulated Industrial Shoe

In terms of support and comfort, these have been excellent boots overall. I walk quite a few miles on a daily basis in them and have never experienced blisters, soreness, or discomfort. Flexibility was excellent once they were broken in and they are comfortable enough for everyday wear outside of work. My size 10.5 pair fits as expected, snugly enough to prevent unwanted movement, but not so snugly that putting them on or removing them with a full cushion boot sock is difficult.I'm less impressed with the durability. Externally, I have no complaints. They've held up as well as boots that cost more in that regard. The recycled synthetic/plastic derived interior material is every bit terrible it has always been and started to look rough in friction spots within a few weeks. Months later it has of course worn away almost completely in those spots. This admittedly has not impacted comfort and function much if at all, but is disappointing and almost certainly will have an impact as they age.All things considered, I really can't give them less than five stars. Most other options at this price point would have the same issue, and they are on track to last about two years, which is acceptable for the price point and conditions they're being used in.

These steel toe work boots have saved my feet on many occasions. I also love that they protect my ankles and give me support when I’m carrying heavy loads. It doesn’t hurt that they’re really sexy and I get a lot of compliments from guys and girls.

Unfortunately, the boots did not fit me, but they were a quality boot. They're just not wide enough. The great thing was that the company was very easy to work with on returning my money. Unfortunately, they did not have an extra white boot that they could exchange it for .

Great boots this is my second pairHowever the leather does wear fast on the toes if your kneeling down alot

Had these boots almost a year now. On my second pair of laces. These boots have held up well in a welding environment. Held up to drops of steel, paint covering them. Slightly scuffed. Keep my feet dry, and continue to fit well. Will be buying another pair when needed.

In my 2nd photo, is a visual comparison between the newly purchased Timberland 8 Inch 14 wide (on right) and my previously purchased Timberland 6 Inch 13 regular (on left). I purchased the 14 wide because the 13 regular (which I normally wear) was a bit tight on my toes in the toe box. After wearing the 13 regular at my job, I started to get major foot fatigue after a few hours of wear, even started to lightly blister on my big toe & pinky toe. I work 10 hour shifts, 5-6 days per week, so needless to say, my dogs were hurting! I highly recommend to potential buyers to purchase the next size up in wide. So if you normally wear a 13 like me, get the 14 wide width, trust me, you’ll thank me later!Also, the 8inch has 400 grams of insulation vs 200 grams with the 6inch. Once you put the 8inch on, you can immediately notice quite a bit more insulation, which helps cushion your feet better.How does this product fit? The 14 wide is exactly what my feet needed! My toes aren’t crammed in the toe box area anymore, due to the added steel toe insert. As far as arch support, you’ll probably need to purchase an orthotic insole if need be. I do have a Dr Sholl’s (heavy duty) insole in my 13 regular 6 inch, specifically made for people whom are 200+ pounds & offers a decent arch support if that’s your thing. I’ll most likely just swap insoles, but the factory Timberland (anti fatigue) insole is pretty decent I admit.Overall, I’m very pleased with sizing up to the next size up and getting it in wide. I just love Timberland Boots in general, as they’re very comfortable overall & can take a good beating & lasts months, even years. It’s a good stylish, traditional work boot look & the overall construction of the boots hold up well for me at least. I’ve read horror story reviews on here with these boots, and I guess over the years I’ve just been lucky to not getting lemons I guess? Never have I had any of my Timberland Boots fall apart or crack etc like some of these reviews. Sometimes I think some of those reviews are completely false & are created by competitors in the work boot market, just to attempt to steer folks away from the brand lol! I’m sure there are legitimate lemons out there however. I’ve been wearing Timberland Boots since I was a teenager in middle school (I’m 40 now) so we’re talking 25+ years & never have I had lemons!

I like their durability,I use them to work in the yard.

The boots did not hold up after a few months. I work outside and am exposed to the elements and chlorine. I recently purchased Muck boots that are more conducive to my job. I would advise not purchasing these leather boots, especially if you use them for a similar type of occupation. Timberland is a good brand but more for style v. work.

Tal cual como lo esperaba

Cómodas, bonitas, se ajustan bien a la talla, sin duda alguna las volvería a comprar

Super cómodas excelente para el día a día en el trabajo.

La neta Están muy comodas resistentes y el plus del estilo que dan, comprare otras en el futuro. Satisfecho con mi compra

As well, get the 8” instead of the 6” cause if your in them for 13 hours plus like me, they hug your ankle & if feels like your entire leg is being supported, well grounded!Definitely recommend these as well for comfort but get a size larger for comfort!