Timberland PRO Men's 8 Inch Boondock Composite Toe Composite Plate Work Boots - Black

Very comfortable boots, hefty price tag though. I used to buy these boots years ago and they used to come in a normal width, now they only come in WIDE and they are too wide for me. When these ones wear out if there is no regular option I won't purchase again.

Boots are quite comfortable, shipping was fast. Used my Triangle rewards card and got a nice amount back. See how they hold up compared to my last pair of work boots.

They are waternproof however they make my feet ankes and calfs sore af I dreed going to work knowing I gotta wear these for 10 hours

bought nov 2 2022 - today dec 1 2023 - sole separation; bad on one, other was already starting... took my chances with shoe repair shop today, his words" these expensive, these new - you should take pictures - email company about this" i told him, do what u can - i need boots for monday- resole them - reglue i don't care... $45 bucks + 1 hour of time - fixed..... tipped the guy too on top of that. glue worked. this boot has a sole separation issue - i should not have sole separations at the 1 year + 1 month mark for what i do, expected 2 yrs min. I needed these boots for icy conditions especially when the ice fogs coats the roads at -30C and lower. i have another set of boots when its colder than that- composite toes don't freeze my feet like steel toes do, especially when u go inside a warm building and your feet still freezing for an hour... ballistic material is very flexible - just weird to me, it "grows on u over time" - it wears decent and no cracking, seems to be better for the cold weather - used to leather style where it always starts splitting strength support - touchy. ballistic material was giving me the willy's as i have a " bad ankle" from ligaments - they love to snap in the wild ways. i had my concerns. tread wear - not bad - rubber & concrete hard on boots regardless my feet don't freeze from the steel type - and i can get away with composite. sizing - 12 1/2 for me - hard to find, improvise with extra soles, 12's are too small 13's too big ugh weight - 3 1/2lbs a boot - you can still run in them if you need too speed lacing still works itself loose- whatever! sweat - hot or cold - not experiencing that clammy sweating feeling where other boots would drive me nuts, 2 pairs of socks a day for those ones, value vs. cost - expensive and still solves issues i wanted to solve, just didn't expect the sole separation so soon. u would have got 4 of 5.

Quality has gone way down over the years.. these used to be the best boots out there.. just got a new pair as the last pair even thought it said 14 they were too small for my feet.. felt like one size smaller.. ordered the new pair 1 size bigger they fit perfect but the insoles don't feel the same.. one is definitely softer than the other.. probably will be my last pair of tims as I've seen the quality drop over the last 8 years.. might as well buy Dakota save the money

These boots are the worst .. money is no object bought them thinking there high end Turns out in less then 60 hr work week the soles were falling off .. They are comfortable but slightly heavy . Would have left Pictures but was in a rush to get to the store to return before closing ..