Timberland PROWomen's TiTAN 6 Inch Alloy Safety Toe Waterproof Industrial Work Boot

Since I owned a pair of Timberland hiking boots, I opted to try these as work boots. I really like that they are a higher boot on your ankle. They are comfortable and I think they will wear a long time as my hiking boots did. My feet are well supported and these boots do not cause fatigue. They are fairly lightweight but sturdy.

This review is based on limited use of the boots so far because I bought them for responding with our local American Red Cross Disaster Action Team so, mercifully, they haven't seen a lot of action yet. However, I did wear them for at least an hour the day they arrived and for a minimum of four straight hours during a recent disaster response and found them comfortable right out of the box, as if they were already broken in. Truth be told, during the call, I didn't even notice them at all which is saying something for a brand new pair of boots! They haven't yet been worn in extreme temperature conditions and their waterproofing has yet to be truly tested but there was a steady drizzle to light rain during the response and my feet didn't know it. So, at the very least, these boots pass a light water test and I have no reason to believe they won't hold up equally well under wetter conditions.I did have to go up a full size because their wide wasn't wide enough. The first pair was fine length-wise but a little too cramped width-wise, even with a single pair of (albeit, thick) socks. (This is a common problem for me. Because of my small but wide foot, I usually shop in the boy's department but couldn't find any safety-toe boy's boots, nevermind a pair that was also waterproof.)These Timberland Pro boots were a bit on the pricey side for someone like me, who is not into the whole shoe obsession thing, but they feel solidly built, have the features I needed, are amazingly comfortable, and don't feel at all awkward or clunky while wearing. I think the only thing I might have changed with these boots is perhaps a steel, puncture resistant shank rather than the fiberglass one because I don't know how well fiberglass would hold up to a nail puncture. Considering the boots are not classified as "puncture resistant" I will do my best not to find out the hard, pointy way.Unfortunately, the shoe industry doesn't pay a lot of attention to making true working boots for women (you know, for those of us who are more than willing to break a sweat, dirty our hands, and break a nail or two doing real manual labor) so our choices are very limited compared to the plethora of serious work boots available to men. Yeah, they're out there but you have to hunt for them, especially if you want features like wateproof AND safety toe. What was great was finding (most of) the features I needed and finding them in a boot that is very comfortable.Time will tell how well these boots hold up under abuse but they've easily -- and comfortably -- passed muster so far. I would definitely recommend these boots but would suggest going up about a half to full size if you have a truly wide foot, especially if you may have to wear extra socks in colder conditions.

This is my 3rd pair of these boots. I work construction and am on my feet for 12 plus hours. I have tried numerous other boots but always come back to these. I have boots from big name brands that I have spent more than double the cost of these and they don’t compare. There is no break in time. I just took out my new pair I have been saving and wore them to work and no problem. They are not too heavy and they wear well. I will probably order another pair soon as I am always afraid when I find something I like this much they will quit making them. The only problem I have had with them is they can be slippery. I live in Minnesota and we get snow and ice. I have used the traction things you can slip on and have used overshoes with them. That being said it hasn’t deterred me from getting them.

I bought these boots to replace a pair of Doc Martens work boots. I find these boots not as wide as those, which isn't bad. The soles are a lot more comfortable and thicker than the Docs, too. After a week of wear, they've confirmed nicely to my feet. It took two whole days to break in, but they are a good fit. I lace them all the way up and the ankle support provided is top notch. It's been rainy and the waterproofing has been good for small puddles so far. I have yet to go deep puddle jumping or caught in a downpour with these. Some people might find the ankle support to be too stiff because it does take some getting used to. I would advise to lace them up to your comfort until you get it just right. I would have liked the laces to be a little longer, but they're not terrible. I just can't double knot my shoes. What I like about these is that my foot stays snugly in the shoe. My feet would slip a little in my Docs and I would stub my toes on the steel toe of the shoe from the inside. These shoes exceeded my expectations. Stable, comfy, durable. I hope they last longer than a couple of years with daily wear. We'll see.

Excelente!!! Muy cómodas y muy buena calidad

Saw me through the pandemic as a delivery person and kept my feet comfortable and well protected in those arduous days. Great product and recommend

These have lasted me for a year which I think is pretty fair since I am hard on my shoes. I recommend them to anyone wanting to get a sturdy pair of hiking boots

Très bonne qualité, Bonne pointure, livraison rapide.

These were great for the first month I had them, they fit well, were light and comfortable and waterproof! However, they didn't have the green CSA triangle on them which should have tipped me off initially that something was wrong. Not long after I bought them they stopped being waterproof and the "leather" started coming off in pieces. I really don't think what I received was a real Timberland boot, unless their quality went waaaaayy down. I had to buy another pair of workboots in October to replace these and they've held up much better.