Timberland PRO Men's Boondock 6" Waterproof Non-Insulated Work Boot

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Great boots, they look like clown boots on me though. 10 1/2 mens US size, the inner fit is just about right, but without the right pants, they look somewhat clownish, and seem oversized from the outside, but they fit well on the inside. That aside, they look awesome when paired with the right pants, and feel even better. My feet do not hurt after a hard days work, and that is really all I can ask for. They offer good protection when doing demolition and general construction work, great waterproofing, and they are not particularly heavy, although I opted for the non insulated version since Id be using them in the summer. I spray them off at work when doing drywall finishing, top and bottom with a hose while Im wearing them, and while I try to avoid the laces, sometimes the water will hit them, and I have yet to feel any water seep through, dry feet all day long. They are not cheap, but you generally get what you pay for, and that is certainly the case here, at least for me. I plan to buy another pair once I burn my way through the ones I have now, I wear them daily. Good tread on them as well, hasnt worn much in several months now.

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This is an extremely well built boot. As with all the PRO anit-fatigue boots, these are very comfortable even after being on my feet, on concrete/gravel, for 12hrs a day. Ive worn them everyday for almost 2yrs as a heavy equipment mechanic and they are still going strong. I did have to replace the insoles a few months ago with new PRO ones, but thats a wear part on any shoe. So far no splits or tears. The rubber toe cap is still securely attached, which something I was worried about separating when I first bought them. I do a lot of knealing and crawling under machines and these boots flex well and do not pinch and bind my feet. They are waterproof and slip resistant on oily concrete surfaces. On oily painted steel or slick diamond plate they can slip, but what shoe wont. They have metal eyelets which are a great upgrade over the last PRO boots I had which were plastic that would break off. They are a bit heavy, but not as heavy as a logger boot or other steel toes. I recommend these 10/10.

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Very disappointed with these boots. First off they applied a pressure point on my ankles and it doesnt matter if they are left loose or tied tight. They lost their shape between the heel and the toe which is more visual but doesnt say much about the quality. They also discoloured very quickly and I noticed part of the sole is already cracked. For nearly $200 I would expect more from Timberland especially when I had a pair of their shoes which I wore for 18 months and they were comfortable from the minute I put them on until I threw them out.

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I have had multiple different manufacturers of steel/composite toed boots. Red wing, Dr. Martens, Dunham, and Caterpillar to name a few. These by far are the best quality for the money. You pay for what you get (except for Red wing, they are overpriced for what you get). Timberland delivered with guns blazing. I am on my feet 12 hours a day on concrete floors or grating stairs. I did not have to "break" these boots in, like I have had to do with the other boot manufacturers. These work boots are wonderful. My feet no longer hurt when I come home. The anti-fatigue feature is wonderful. It is similar to a rubberized stress ball material that you are walking on. If you push on the heel of the sole, you will see the brown section bulging, and realize how comfortable these boots will be for you. The toe protector having that extra rubber, prevents gouging of the boots. I am constantly knocking my toes on pallets, bar stock, etc.that is on the floor. I have had them for over nine months now. They look like they just came out of the box. I have walked through 3 inches of water in these boots, and stayed bone dry. The insole is still in perfect working order. (Not fraying, or a gouge in the heel area like other boots I have had.) The seams are triple stitched on the lower portion, and double stitched on the upper portion. The sole is not only glued but also stitched to the boot. Many other manufacturers glue only. I have had the sole come apart from the boot, because the glue stopped working. The composite toes help in the winter, as to keeping your toes warmer than a steel toe does. They do run a bit wider than most boots. Usually I have to purchase wide boots to accommodate the boot socks. Not in this instance.

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My husband wanted another pair of Timberland PRO boots after having such a wonderful pair prior. When he saw these, he immediately wanted to order them! They arrived earlier than expected but were a bit marked up. My husband loves these more than the other kind he had. They definitely last longer than top brands such as Red Wing and Wolverines. For being on his feet 9 hours a day, my husband So raves about the comfort. He has recommended these to everyone!

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