Featured Review: (Natural Gas Worker), Overall it’s hard for me to write a good review of this boot because they are too big for my feet. In normal shoes I wear a 10 1/2, and I actually own another pair of Timberlands size 10 which fit perfectly. Sadly to say, when I bought these thinking that they would be sized like my other Timberlands, they were actually considerably bigger, probably somewhere between a half size and a whole size. I wear my boots on extremely long shifts (usually a minimum of 12 hours) and boots that slide simply will not work for me. If you buy these, I recommend buying a smaller pair than you usually wear.
I paint navy ships for a living. Not only do I walk on steel all day, I also work in and around dangerous chemicals. I purchased these boots five years ago and they took a beating. Never added a chemical water repellent to them and my feet are still dry five years later. I had to buy a new pair today because the inner liner tore at the heel after five years! These boots were the most comfortable shoes I owned. Unfortunately my local store did not have this same model so I went with the rigmaster instead and hope they last just as long. At [$] they were worth every penny.
This is the best boot I have ever owned. I am a welder and I have worked ten hours in water, mud, and snow and have never gone home with wet feet. The pair I have is a few years old and they are just as comfortable today as they were when I got them.
I’m flat footed this is the best boot I’ve bought for a work boot. I’ve bought other timberlands and not been satisfied. This is a comfortable boot also it wears well for me. In my opinion the best boot for the money. I’ve recommended this boot to several of my friends and a couple have bought this boot and are as satisfied as I am.
I am a boot murderer, and I can’t even put a scratch on these. I bought these boots nearly two years ago and I have worn them everyday since. The tread on the sole still looks new, the outside of the boot is not only still in tact but looks like the day I bought them. In the past if I could make my boots last for a year I was lucky. I seriously cannot wear these out. I will definetley buy another pair if I can ever manage to finish my current pair off.
As previous posting listed only wore the boots a few months until the inside liner begin to seperate from the boot at the heel. This made it almost impossible to take the boots on and off as my foot got lost between the two liners. Finally, I had to cut the liner to get them off! Needless to say, not worth the money. My local store wouldn’t do anything about the problem either.
I bought a pair of these boots wore them for about 2 weeks. I went to take them off one day and the inner lining had seperated from the outer lining at the heel. I did take them to my used to be local dealer who told me there was nothing they could do. I really think there was because timberland would not want that name however here we are a year later and still nothing has been done. So my review is that timberland makes good stuff everyone makes mistakes my thoughts are they should take care of there customers better.