Timberland PRO Men's PRO Wedge 6" Moc Soft Toe Industrial Work Boot

After days of reading reviews, watching video comparisons, and generally taking in more info than needed I bought these Timberland Pro boots and they are great. Soft but fairly thick leather that holds it shape and is not stiff at all. Timberland knows boots and has the buying power so this high quality leather is just the start of the list stating the reasons to select this boot. The seams are stitched well and the soft wedge sole material has a hard rubber layer at the bottom which will add life to the goodyear welted sole. There is a nice synthetic liner up in the toe box only and there is a hardened heel cup Leaving the remaining leather upper unlined and here again the leather quality and flexibility are both evident and appreciated for comfort right out of the box.This means you can lace them up all the way up tightly,for good ankle support, and even after walking up and down Seattle's many hills these boots get me to and from work using the bus in comfort. While Redwings are nearly perfect they could use equally thick yet more supple leather and they choose not to which at their price point take too long to soften up so goodbye Redwing and if you want an example of thick buttery leather check out the Keen Cincinnati Wellingtons I discuss at the end of this review and it made me wonder why if not for profit would so many boots use thick leather that is called "quality" yet is hard and then takes weeks to break in. Not these.I guess that's it as my first review disappeared before I could post it and doing this over sucked however getting good boots out so many similar brands and styles has gotten tough so cut through the clutter and go for the company who has been making boots for 50 years and now offers their Pro line with offerings with welt construction and very high quality materials at the $100 price point. These are superb boots that happen to cost only $100. This isn't a compromise for savings these boots are exactly what I want. My other workboots are the Timberland classic round toe that are also great for $150.My about town boots are both Keens. The Cincinnati welt construction Wellington is simply luxurious feeling, thick, supple, and attention to detail throughout and on sale now for under $100! For Seattle's wet weather a really waterproof boot is essential and while the San Jose 6" mock toe has a cement construction sole this works perfectly for around town as it makes the boot lighter and more flexible than typical welted boots. The San Jose costs about the same as the Timberland classic round toes($150) so there are my wet and dry boot recommendations for work and around town. Timberlands for my work boots and Keens for around town with each pair currently available on Amazon you should buy all four and not need to think about boots again for years. John in Seattle.

The media could not be loaded. I always buy Tims.They're my favorite brand some are better than others but for the most part these are very nice boots. I would recommend them for light duty work.I would not recommend them for the Because the soul has no traction whatsoever for that

I'm a Red Wings boot guy, I have been wearing them since I join the trade 10 years ago. They are still good. But I needed a pair of boots for does lay back days. I have a pair of red wings non steel toe. I decided to give this boots a shot.I have to say they are nice looking, comfortable, and light weight. I never been a Timberland guy because just the boots they made I didn't like them specially there most common boot that everyone wears.But Timberland PRO did a phenomenal job on this boots. I really recommend them. I'm a size 10 and It fits little big, not much. If your like me that like the boot to fit little tight then down size. Next time I'm getting 9.5. Overall it's worth it 👍👍

This boot had all the things I needed for my work, good traction, it was comfortable, had good arch support, looked very durable. The style was better than other boots I bought. However, I purchased a my normal foot size and the boot was a size larger..that is the only reasonni gave 4 stars versus 5. I did return them to get a smaller size..will keep everyone posted on the next pair..hoping to give it a 5 star rating!

I initially bought these just to have a "nice pair" of work boots for interacting with customers and walking roofs. I ended up wearing them most days as they turned out to be comfortable and relatively durable. After several months, they've held up very well with just minor scratches and scuffs to the material. They aren't a $300 boot by any means, but if you're looking for a cost effective work boot that has the look and holds up to wear and tear for the most part, I'd say you can't go wrong with these Timberlands.