BEST choice for warehouse/manufacturing environment.
Do you need toe protection and an internal metguard? Timberland got you! I have been wearing this exact boot for 8 years. This is my favorite! These boots are top notch and provide plenty of comfort, support and quality you expect from Timberland. Do NOT hesitate to make this purchase, you will not regret this choice. I am VERY particular with available options on the market. If you need a reliable warehouse/manufacturing work boot, Timberland Pro Anti fatigue is the way to go. And it’s composite toe, so it isn’t as heavy as steel toe. Y’all, I’m telling you, this should be your go-to boot. I am an unofficial ambassador for Timberland. Trust me, I hardly write reviews, but I had to spread the word for these. I am not being paid to write this.
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Very comfortable and durable
Timberlands best boot my far for flat footed no arch folks, this is my 6th pair of these over the years, provide plenty of protection for my feet where it matters most on the mets.
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jamie oxenreider
January 01, 2019
Have them a year👍🏻
Never listen much to new reviews. I have them a year-size 12 I’m 5’11” 325lbs and they are comfortable and have lasted better than the rest I have tried. Over all they are great, quality great, comfort great, sole ok-I prefure a more aggressive tread and a bit slippery (like many boots) till the rubber gets scuffed. I have replaced insoles but the original were better-no insole is going to last for big guys. The met guards after a bit you forget it’s even their. Happy with them- much better lasting than Michelin boots, sketchers, caroline👎🏻Made in China now crap, wolverines that have gone down hill—much better 👍🏻
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milesvinson
November 05, 2013
Medium fits like a wide.
I ordered these to replace an older pair of nearly the same boot. My older pair was an 11 wide as that was all that was available in the store at the time. I normally wear a 10 1/2 M in most shoes. The 11 gave me some more room in the toes to allow me to wiggle my toes in the safety toed boots, but I dont know if it is needed as these boots are generous in the toes. Those fit sort of loose in the width, so I ordered a medium this time. The medium is still a lot wider than most medium width leather shoes. I prefer to buy my leather shoes snug in the width as the leather will stretch with time and oiling. This newer version has several improvement over my older pair:-Non-metallic safety toes replaces the older steel toes. This makes them lighter and will not be affected as much by heat and cold.-Improved sole design. The newer sole is more like those found on a hiking boot and gives more support and prevention against ankle twists.-A rubber toe cap is bonded to the top. On my older pair I had added some of that liquid toe cap stuff to the toes and heels. It is called "Dr." something and resembles the material of a spray on bedliner for your truck. It definately prolonged the life of my boots. With the new toe cap it appears I may not have to add the liquid stuff, at least for awhile.-Improved laces and eyes. The newer version has an improved eye design that makes it easier to keep the boot snugged up in the ankle while you tie your boots.Overall these are a very nice boot. If they hold up as well as my last pair that will be great!
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Just as Comfortable as you Endurance Timberlands..
These boots to me feel just as good as the normal Endurance Timberland Boots, A little pricey but it is what it is..
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my feet feel like i'm wearing open toed sandals with most of the ...
My negative on this is my own fault. Normally I wear size US6, but the US7 was ½ the price and everyone always says order a size larger for steel/comp toe shoes. Also I work in a freezer so I wear really thick socks plus the Dr. Scholl's Custom Fit Orthotics, I thought maybe one size up might not be enough. But even with all that shoved in the shoe, my feet feel like i'm wearing open toed sandals with most of the weight of the shoe around my ankle when I step. I know some people like that in shoes, but I prefer a nice snug fit and the weight of the shoe distributed along my whole foot.Now for the negatives that aren't my fault.Every step I take is LOUD, like people ask me why i'm so upset to be stomping all over the place. Unless I very very very carefully gently slowly step on tip toes, its always loud. Not a big deal at work, but 5am at home while everyone's sleeping, that causes some problems.It says Oil and Slip resistant... Ok i understand the difference between resistant and proof. But none of my other work boots would let me slide ½ way across the warehouse floor and they weren't even resistant.ProsThey look nice.They feel like they would be comfortable if I had the right size.Durable! Its been almost a year and they still look and feel like they did after the first month. If I lost/quit my job and didn't need these anymore, I would not feel embarrassed to sell/give these away, unlike most work boots after 6 months.Overall, yes, I would (and probably will) buy these again. But next time in the right size even if it costs 2x as much.
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Long lasting
These boots last me a long time. Outside still are all together. Only thing that happens is the inner sole deterates. Last pair are five years old.
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