Timberland PROMen's Direct Attach 6" Soft Toe Insulated Waterproof Industrial Work Boot

I have bought so many different brands of boots, from Survivors to Thorogood boots. You name it, I have probably owned it. I'm originally from NYC, and in NYC, owning Timberland boots is a fashion must. That being said, I have not bought Timberland boots since the early 2000s, and they weren't for work purposes, but I bought them for work. I work 5 days a week 16-hour shifts, and these boots are comfortable, look good, and are definitely waterproof. My feet do not hurt at the end of the day the soles are thick and will not wear down anytime soon. The traction is good, giving me more confidence about where and what I may step into, like dirt, spills, oil, or whatever I encounter. I like these boots so much that I bought a second pair. This is my experience, so yours may vary, but you can buy these for your everyday wardrobe or what they are intended for, which is work. They look good, and you may be comfortable all day (I'm not you), but they are worth trying. These are replacements for another brand that claimed everything, but they did not last a year on my feet. The boots lasted 8 months and went into the garbage.

Obviously not my first pair of boots. I wish they were though. Fits my wide feet, comfortable, and no doubt will last several seasons 🙏

I NEVER thought I would buy shoes off the internet because when I go into a store I have to try on 3 different sizes depending on the manufacturer, but I was looking for something that would be a great motorcycle boot (yes, I know they make motorcycle boots) but would also be a great everyday walk/work boot.. the second I saw these on Amazon I KNEW they would be the ones. So I took a chance and ordered a 9D which is the most common size I wear varying a 1/2 size either way. True to Amazon Prime form they showed up 2 days later exactly as specified. I received them at work and immediately put them on. Right away I felt the arch hump in the boot felt just a tad too forward and there was a horrible pressure point on my left ankle from the tongue pushing in the wrong spot. I wore them in the office for the next 2 hours thinking maybe they would both subside, they didn't. So then came the dread of having to return them. Now, this is more of a Amazon rant right now, not the boots.. AMAZON ROCKS!!! I couldn't BELIEVE how awesomely easy it was to do a return. I thought I would have to return them, buy another pair, and have both charges until someday I got reimbursed.. not the case my friend. I clicked on the return link and the next page asked if I wanted to return them for a refund or exchange them. So I exchanged for an 8 1/2, printed out the UPS return form, put everything back in the box they came in, drove up to UPS 2 minutes away and BOOM! Done! You can't do it that fast ANYWHERE else. 2 days later new boots where here again (because of Prime). This time... PERFECTION! The arch humps were perfect, the tongue pressure point was gone, they were a PERFECT FIT! I have worn these boots every day, ALL DAY, since receiving them last week and they are like wearing an old pair of broken in sneakers. I rode the motorcycle all weekend in the brisk spring morning air, nothing but comfort and warmth. The bigger test for me is how they are going to perform in the coming summer. I was nervous about the insulation because I want to wear these boots everyday and I'm not sure how the insulation will feel in the dead heat of summer.. but, the description says they are breathable which should make a great difference instead of just trapping in the heat and sweat. I actually read through EVERY SINGLE review about these boots on Amazon and some guy from Florida said he wears them everyday. That made the decision for me.. and I haven't for one second regretted buying them.. even after returning the first pair.I'm not going to tell you to buy a 1/2 size smaller, because who knows.. maybe 8 1/2 is my real size and I always get 9's anyway. Sometimes shoes fit great at 9 other times I have to go up or down. But just know if you have to return them like I did.. it was SO EASY! I love everything about these boots and don't dislike anything. If there is one thing I would say that could be an improvement, it might be hooks at the top instead of eyelets for the laces. I have another pair of boots that have hooks and it just makes it nice instead of re-threading the tops.. but the laces don't always come out either, so it's really not a bother, and it's a fraction of a second difference, so it's not a "con" for me. I LOVE THESE BOOTS!

My second pair. Ordered these last February and again this February. I work for the largest phone company in existence in the US as a technician so I’m hard on boots. I rarely find something perfect for my career but these are shaping up to be just that. Until I found these, I was going through $250 Keens every 9 months. I also have a ruptured disc in my back so boots have to be really good for me to maintain comfort. These Timberlands have a shank which is extremely important for working on ladders and hooking poles. They’re waterproof and I regularly get so much mud on them that I turn on a water spigot and shower them with no issues. Plus any boot that lasts a year before I need to replace is nearly unheard of. All this and they’re the cheapest boot I’ve ever purchased for my job. I will be buying again next February

I have multiple Timbarland Pro boots, both safety and soft toe. Due to my weird feet, the safety toe models are uncomfortable after long days. OTOH, the soft toe models in Wide are very comfortable. I got the black pair so I could ride my motorcycle and not have the dreaded black shifter toe at work. The sole of the black pair is heavier and has a more aggressive traction design, which interferes with shifting gears. The wheat pair has a less aggressive sole, but still catches on motocross style foot pegs. The black pair I ordered in Wide, seemed to be slightly narrower on my right foot. Still noticeable after 2 weeks. Otherwise, still great feel and looks more professional at work.

Comfortable and fits well. Thick sole gets me up out of the mud and slush. I went up a half size thinking I’d need it for thick winter socks. But probably not necessary. They’re not warm, so plan to wear some wool boot socks in cold weather. Decent traction considering it’s a hard sole boot not that soft Vibram sole you find on hiking shoes.

We buy timberland boots regularly. They last, look good and have superior comfort