Timberland PRO Mens Pit Boss 6" Soft-Toe Industrial Work Boot

Great fit and quality.

Affordable and comfortable, they last me about six months walking on them 5 days a week

I've moved around with boots a bit and I can say this is a good boot, but dear god did it take some time to break in. The spot just above ankles would come back so sore after a day of work I could not wear them again the next day. They hurt that bad. I don't know why. The top of the boot feels quite nice to the touch, but for some reason it would just rub up against the lowers part of my leg all day and then by the time I got home and take them off I was so relieved to have them off and couldn't put them on again till that part of my stopped hurting. Never before have I ever had a pair of boots make a part of my body so sore before. I had to force them to break in eventually. I wore them occasionally for months trying to break them in, but they just wouldn't and I would stop wearing them becasue of the pain. I eventually learned a good tip. Heat the padded top of the boot with a hair dryer or heat gun. Not to hot to melt or burn it, but enough to loosen and soften it. Then just grip, tug, pull, roll, and essentially beat the tar out of it. I still do it just without the heat every other time I put them on just to make sure they don't start hurting me again. They are durable boots as far as I can tell, but don't I've never had this problem before. Probably will just spend the extra money on some Keens next time, but hey I wanted to try them out and if you are willing to force them to break in then I say give them a try.

Great quality boots. Very comfortable, very supportive. Great arch support too, which saves me from having to get separate insoles. When I first tried them on the toe box felt a bit stiff in ways that would rub into my foot when I moved just right. A bit of leather conditioner fixed that immediately. I normally wear a 9.5 wide shoe, but the 9.5 medium in these is just right. I got these for DIY stuff around the house and yardwork, and I expect them to serve me well. I do wish these were full grain leather instead of nubuck, but it's not a deal breaker. But hey - Timberland - I know you're going for sustainable and earth friendly and all of that, but for goodness sake use a box that's actually big enough for the boots! The boots were so crowded in there that the right toe box had a giant dent that dug into me horribly. I spent nearly an hour trying to push it back out and I convinced myself that a bit of leather treatment would take care of the rest. Thankfully I was right, but there really is no excuse for such a packaging failure on what is an otherwise fantastic boot. If I had been wrong about the leather treatment I would have had unusable boots that couldn't be returned. I love the boots, so please fix the box.

Since 1985 the only work boots on my feet (24X7) were Red Wing boots. After having issues with my local Red Wing dealer I decided to try another kind of boot. After wearing these Timberland PRO boots all day long since April 7th while working on the family farm, I am very pleased with the fit and comfort of these boots. I quickly replaced the foam insoles with Dr. XXXX Massaging Gel insoles and now my feet feel like I am walking on soft pillows. At the end of the work day, my feet feel good after pulling the boots off. I read a lot of reviews on Amazon.com about these boots and on the inside of the tongue, I too have a small gap like another reviewer stated. I will put a dab of silicone in there to seal up the gap and the boots will do just fine. These boots are 1/3 the price of my Red Wing, Union made boots and I am satisfied in the short time I have been wearing them. To help the leather soften up before wearing them for the first time I applied 2 coats of Obenauf's Leather Preservative on them and my break-in period has been very easy. In Red Wings my dealer had me wearing 15M for years but I always told them the boots were loose on my feet. After being tired of loose boots I had them recheck and found out that I should have been wearing 15B boots. In my first order on Amazon I found out that 15M Timberland Pro boots were too big and sloppy. I exchanged the boots for 14M Timberland Pro boots and I am now very comfortable wearing these. Having to exchange my boots on Amazon was quick and enjoyable. Thank you Amazon for the Awesome Selection of Products you carry and the Awesome Customer Service.

Size 15 - Brown. In light of the negative reviews about ‘not holding up long’ and ‘not being water resistant’ – I have had my boots for 6 months and they look better than when I first took them out of the box. I wore them throughout the all-day Land Rover Kentucky Cross Country Horse Event. It rained or drizzled throughout but these boots kept my socks and feet warm and dry. I wore these going through wet caves, walking across acres of wet grass, and going through mountain forests after it rained and never had any problem with any dampness. As for holding up: I live in a mountainous area with 10 acres of uneven terrain and need boots with good ankle support, so I wear these any time I go out. I have never had a pair of boots with better ankle support, that have been more comfortable, or held up nearly as well as these. THE KEY IS HARD WAX SHOE POLISH. The boots have ‘rough leather’ in the toes and the rest look like genuine shiny leather. Rough leather is far more susceptible to getting torn up. Hard wax shoe polish is mainly clay and carnauba wax, where the clay fills in and coats the leather – the wax moisturizes the inner leather to keep it soft and supple and protects it from getting damaged by making a rock-hard outer shell. I have dug up hundreds of heavy rocks in the fields, gone through forest to chainsaw and trim trees, and done all kinds of activities that would tear boots up but have only scuffed the polished layer and never done any damage to the leather or boot. Once the boots have that shiny outer shell it only takes a few minutes to fill in the scuff marks and have them looking brand new. The pictures are how the look after 6 months and I am confident they will look like this for at least another year.

These seem to be extremely well made along with being made of great materials. I've had these for a few months an wear them everyday. They are surprisingly comfortable. I don't work construction so I can't attest to how these will hold up in that environment. They aren't waterproof, but the leather does hold up nicely to getting wet almost every day (and I haven't waterproofed them or anything). They still look great and are comfortable after months of use. Some reviewers have stated that they fall apart. Maybe if you beat the hell out of them and don't maintain them.... I work as a fabricator, crawl under vehicles doing maintenance, crawl around in attics, work outside in the weather, do house painting and repairs, do landscaping, etc. They hold up perfectly for me. I'm decently tough on my shoes (which is why I prefer work boots) and these have been by far the best ones I have ever had. Soles are holding up well and the boots generally seem like they'll last a very long time. Will definitely buy them again.

I bought the boots to wear for work. I work at an automotive dealership as a service tech and deal a lot with fluids. There are always oil or water on the floor. These boots held up pretty well for me and I have never slipped & fall or lost my balance while wearing them while stepping on wet surfaces. It is a bit narrow but not punishing on my feet. They are light but very well made. I think the material will hold up for a long time and many uses. I couldn't find the soft-toe version of the boot anywhere except on Amazon, and I wanted the soft-toe ones and not the steel-toe ones. Why I cannot give it 5 stars and what I don't like about it is: 1) The boot gets scuffed up pretty easy and leaves a streaky mark on the shoe. 2) The shape of the boots are not perfectly matched. In other words, the left boot has more of a curve by the toe thumb then the right side on its outer sole. If you put them on and look down at the boots, the left side boot has more curvy contour on it on the outer sole by your toe thumb, whereas the right side boot has more of a straighter curve on its outer sole. 3) Inside my left boot by the ankle area, there is some hard metal-like piece of material there and it is pushing on my ankle bone and I can feel it. It is stuck inside the cushion and the stitching and I cannot remove it unless I cut it open. The right side does not have any of that hard metal object there by the ankle area. What could it be?? A piece of eyelet that was accidentally stitched into the boot during manufacturing? It's not too bad because I wear socks so I don't really feel it. 4) My right side boot looks like it has been test-worn by someone. Right out of the box, I notice it had scuff marks around the shoe, but it's really minor and not really noticeable... Overall, the boots are great and comfortable, and is the color I was expecting and liked. Would I recommend these boots...? I do, but if the unmatched shape of the shoes bothers you, I'd look at a different pair of boots...

Not a steel or composite toe do won’t work for the job site. Seem to be a good quality boot.

Comfortable boot , fit was great

Buena calidad de botines... Lastima empresa que se equiboca, mando un nunero mas grande de lo pedido, aparte en W que es mas grueso, lo bueno que le quedaron a mi hijo, y se los quedo. Pero en otros comentarios leí que tambien se equibocaron en la talla

El único detalle es que no llego del número que pedí.

todo me gusto, calidad precio.