Timberland PRO Men's Powertrain Sport Alloy Safety Toe Industrial Work Shoe

I'm doing this review after I've owned these shoes until they actually wore out enough that I decided to buy another pair. I've purchased a lot of steel toe shoes/boots over the years and these have came to be my favorite. I worked 12+ hours a day, on my feet and these shoes always got a workout. Getting 8-10k steps a day on average. I've been happy with the fit, comfort, weight and how they are built to last. They are true to size for me. And once I started paying attention I realized a lot of my co workers wore these also. Makes sense right.

I’m extremely rough on shoes and these are by far the best pair of of shoes. This is the 5th or 6th pair I have bought since 2017 and I wear them every single day. I just received the 5th or 6th pair today. I’m super shocked that I don’t slip on ice during North Dakota winters where there’s snow and ice on the ground between November and late march early April normally. They fit so nicely and are true to size. The shoes are very durable. I work doing maintenance/handyman work including snow removal, lawn care, electrical, plumbing, hvac, construction (framing, roofing, flooring, painting, pressure washing, and so on. I would recommend these shoes to anyone. I’m 230 lbs now and I’m on my feet every day from 6 am to about 10 pm every day and these are without a doubt the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever owned. The only suggestion I would give it's to buy some toe guards with these for way longer use

I've been in the restaurant industry for going on 30 years. I've tried Dr Scholl's and Keens, which I thought were pretty darn good product. But, this might be the best shoe I have ever worn. Shock absorbent usually is a gimmick, but my feet feel really rested as if they're not getting as much impact. I also like the look. I highly recommend this shoe if you're in the restaurant industry.

I liked the light weight and comfort of this shoe, and it's true to size in my experience. Also, the safety toe and electrical hazard protection makes it attractive, however it affords no puncture resistance and its construction may not make it very resilient to abrasion or hard use. I returned it and ordered the Timberland PRO Men's Hyperion 6 Inch XL Alloy Safety Toe Waterproof Industrial Hiker Work Boot, which seems to be a good compromise. Though a little heavier, it's waterproof and looks to be a lot more durable while also affording protection from punctures.If you work indoors in a lighter duty environment and desire something really light on your feet, this may be your shoe. It just didn't impress me that it would hold up well in a mixed environment and it's not waterproof.

As an elevator mechanic, these are the best heavy duty safety toe shoes I have ever worn. I often sit heavy doors on the toe in between movements. Very comfy and half the weight of steel toe boots. I wear them out to dinner too!

Lightweight, Stylish, and very comfortable as well as safe for 8-10 hour shifts on my feet. Definitely recommend!

Size is a hair too big. Maybe half a size, but I don't THINK it's worth returning them. Quality is good, but the insoles ARE garbage, so I'll probably be throwing them IN one. I also would've liked a little more tread, but they're supposedly slip/oil resistant. Luckily I had some Dr. Scholl's inserts that I slipped into the boots. Still breaking them in, but they're fairly comfortable. They're a little loose in the heel, so I'm concerned I might get some chafing there. We'll see. I work at a certain well-known hardware store where I'm walking, climbing ladders, bending, and twisting for eight or nine hours every day. The boots seem at this point like they'll work, provided the length and chafing aren't an issue.EDIT: These are some of the best shoes I've ever had. They last, they're comfortable once broken in, and rarely have I had any issue. I'm on my second pair, as the first was used very heavily. Likewise with this pair, I'm on my feet for 50+ hours every week, and they're still holding up. I did actually have a lace tear tonight at work, but I got nearly a year's use out of them. I'm not gentle with them either. With the Dr. Scholl's insoles--the ones you stand on the kiosk to find out which ones you need--my feet only hurt on a particularly long day. It is starting to feel like it's time for another pair, however. Regardless, I am very pleased with these boots. Just don't expect them to stay looking pretty forever. Also, don't step in any puddles if you can avoid it, they may resist water and snow a bit, but these do not do well when submerged in either. Wet feet are unhappy feet!

I bought these shoes because my wife told me to, and I'm glad I did - they're really comfortable and I'm looking forward to the next pair.