Timberland PRO Men's, Comp Toe, Morphix Outdoor, EH, WP, Hiker, Work Boots

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The best comfortable boot out. If you have heel problems, this is the boot for you. The soft sole,makes a difference. Have no heel problems since,I been wearing them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wear these work boots in our maintenance hanger 10 hours a day and they're pretty comfortable walking around on the shop floor all day. Couple of other mechanics I work with have the exact same boots. I've wore a lot of different kind of boots and shoes at the safety toe but these have got to be the most comfortable and durable. Definitely non-slip considering all the oil and hydraulic fluid I walk through.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Work outside in lawn care boots are coming apart they don't like wet grass

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] love them, work in a hvac shop. durable and light. sizingn seems a bit off but overall i really enjoy them. they are stylish an well. i could probably benefit with a quality insole. im happy with the product. #sweepstskes

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy to put on and very comfortable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are my everyday work shoes. I'm a machinist so I'm on my feet constantly. The style is awesome, durability is A+.. Slip resistant is debatable. The main issue that I have is the insoles, they did not provide comfort.. I had to replace them.. It was because there was no heel comfort.. Had to use some doctor Scholl's for thicker heel comfort and support.

I stand at work for 10 hours a day so I only wear Timberland Pro (for the comfort) and I replace them every 6 months for foot health. I'm on my third set of Morphix shoes. I've had these for about 2 weeks. Not sure what changed but this pair are not anti-slip soles. I work in a remanufacturing plant so there is always oil and water (or oily water) spots on the ground and I never slip with Timberland Pros. The last few weeks I've slipped and almost fallen half a dozen times. Whatever you changed, unchange it. I will return the next pair and change brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lightweight and waterproof. Comfortable to work in for long hours.

First off, this is my first pair of "wide" shoes or boots. After some research and foot measurements I went with the 11.5W and have never felt a more comfortable pair of boots! Would highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These shoes are a hybrid hiking boot and wiring shoe. It has more of a street look but a little too skinny in the front. It looked weird on my foot, maybe would be better looking for a wide foot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I do pest control and these by far are the most comfortable boots I have owned and they are so light!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are great waterproof and comfortable. The color looks awesome as well and fit because I wear a size 13

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am in the utility business and on my feet all day. These shoes are very comfortable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not o it are these composite toe, and 6", they are extremely lightweight and comfortable. I work in the mountains and deserts of California and wear them every day. Style is great too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very comfortable

Very comfortable week 1. Week 2, shank area began to feel weak and lost support, toe fabric ripped. Composite toe corners are bent inwards and jabbing my toes. Both boots, both sides. Unbearable.

Is funny that people over use this type of shoes and treat them way too tough only because they're Timberland. I have several shoes like this type and they're tough. BUT BE REAL! you can't compare Pro Leather steel toe to this "Pro Sneakers" because obviously they wont stand up the beating. I think if you are looking for just "1 pair of work shoes" go leather. If you have planty or not intent to treat them that bad, go with "Pro Sneakers" Thats why they're "categories or type of shoes for each purpose". "#SWEEPSTAKES"

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered the black and orange pair of these. But somehow received this blueish pair of boots. Even though timberland doesn't offer a blue pair on their website. I still don't think these are what I actually ordered. They actually feel good so I can't complain about that though.

Initially very happy with this boot. Comfortable, flexible and waterproofing was good. After 6 months of wear, the fabric lace loops broke. Hard to wear a boot you can't lace up well. Great boot. Poor lace loop design.

These are great "work" boots in the sense that they are not going to be quite as tough as your steel toe joints, but they are *much* tougher than your average sneaker. They fit into a good slot for those of us that don't work in a steel factory, but are looking for more than a sneaker during our outdoor jobs (I work in property management and need a good shoe for outdoor and office work). The shoes in wheat also carry a legendary nod to the OG Timberland boots. I'm now considering buying them in other colors just to have, if needed.