Timberland PRO Women's Direct Attach 6" Steel-Toe Waterproof Insulated Work Shoe

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

After five months I can tell they are good boots and comfortable .I recomand these boots to friends and other people to buy.

Most comfortablepair of boots I have ever worn!!!Honestly one of the best ever!They even arrived in under 5 days!That was one of the fastest packages to ever arrive !110% happy

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.

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.

The media could not be loaded. I was seriously torn about the color for these boots, but after checking tons of reviews, I just went with Just "brown" — and it was the perfect choice.Sizing tip: go half a size or even a full size up. I did, and these boots are crazy comfy and look fire. Yezus! Drop the Bully!

Yeezy boots are fire. Very comfortable and even without steel toe the toe still feels very firm. True to size also. Ready for Bully to drop.

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.