Timberland PROMen's Boondock 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Insulated Waterproof Industrial Work Boot

I've waited over a month before writing this review for Any boots I've purchased in the past took at least this long to show their true colors. These are my first Timberlands and I had high expectations considering their popularity. Upon arrival they were packaged in a well made box with tags,prints and photos about everything these bad boys have and can do. They were individually wrapped in paper and that paper was also wrapped. *Starting off good). I slipped them on and trotted around a little bit showing them off to the Mrs, who agreed they looked very nice compared to my past purchases. They looked the part and the packaging alone gave me the feeling these were the real deal. I took them to work where the true test would be conducted. I'm a railroader, so these boots were in for a fun 1st day with nearly all conditions applicable, I also typically work 16hr shifts so the Anti-Fatigue had better show up strong. Fast Forward! At no point during "the break in" did these boots hurt or feel uncomfortable. NOT ONE BLISTER! ! They bended nice when crouching, they gripped great to ladders and greasy walkboards and didn't let any water in during the nastiest storms. It's only been 6 weeks or so but these bad boys have already seen over 500 hours of the worst I can throw at them, and they have held their ground beautifully. No stitches have come undone, no leather is cracking, the soles are still as good as day one. . I have purchased many boots in the past. I've tried everything from Walmarts best to fancy Redwing boots and nothing has compared to these bad boys. These are the real deal 100%. I seen mentioned that these are "Clown boots" with their big steel toe? The answer is No.. they are not. The toe is maybe slightly bigger than other boots I've owned,which I like, those folks don't wear alot of boots I guess. My boots are currently are on my feet and nearly black with grease and grime, but I know that under those layers of hard work is a boot thats making it all easy for me. I would absolutely recommend these to any person who's job takes them "off-road" to say. By far the best boots I've ever purchased and the last one's I'll ever buy.

This is short and sweet. I drive a truck and load waste all day. Being on my feet used to stuck. With these boots, I don't anymore. They are comfortable and make my back feel good as well.

This is my 6th pair but the quality seems to be not eat it used to still a great boot

Boots are comfortable and they last.

I work at a saw mill 10 hour days, concrete floors and metal grates all day, these boots stand up to the abuse and my feet don't hurt at the end of the day.

If you have wide feet this is the work boot you need.

On my second pair for work and they both lasted 1.5 to 2 years before needing to be replaced. Recently bought a 3rd pair for at home life. You won't be disappointed.

Le gustaron, son comodas

In my mind the best boot out there

First time for me ordering the 6 inch version. I have owned many pairs of the 8 inch versions. Comfortable and somewhat heavy but that is easily offset by the comfort and fit. They wear lighter than what they are. I walk over 12000 steps a shift at work and I am rough on these as well. They hold up as expected. Which is great. I don't really rely on the waterproofness (?lol) of these, but have never had wet feet in these when going through the occasional puddle.

El modelo y calidad es excelente. Solo que es una bota muy alta.

Really great boot. Most comfortable boots I have owned. Sadly had them for less than 8months and the soles have already worn, my last pair lasted 3 years. The soles I think are just not tough enough to last on rail ballast. But they are also the most comfortable things to walk on ballast with especially when you walk upwards of 20km in them. So a bit of catch 22

Great shoe. Needs broke in a bit. Good shoes for mechanic and chainsaw work. You might want to go taller if your in the snow.