Timberland PRO Men's Morphix 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Industrial Casual Sneaker Boot

Muy buenas botas para trabajar.. soy HVAC Tech.Las botas son ligeras y cómodas, lo mejor que son a prueba de agua y suela muy resistente.Me encantaron.Very good boots for work.. I'm HVAC Tech.The boots are light and comfortable, the best thing is that they are waterproof and very resistant sole.I loved them.

Finally a boot I can fit bunions. I got D (medium) and runs pretty wide enough to fit just right but not too loose. My feet are not really wide but the bunion spot is. Lots of cushion from inner sole and thick outer sole. Seems to have a good shank cause I can climb latter and won’t flex much. Real light just like mid top sneakers. Not hot in Texas summer. Great grip also. Felt comfortable from day one and better now after 4 days of work.

I don't usually write reviews, but after recommending these to several colleagues and everyone singing their praises- I figured I owe it to those searching to add to the 5 star pile.I'm going on 2.5 years with these boots and I love them just as much as the day I got them. I am a farrier, and having boots that are comfortable for all day standing (often on concrete or in the dirt), protective against impact, waterproof, and LIGHTWEIGHT! Both of these boots weigh less than 1 of my old Sketchers leather/composite workboots. My back and hips sure can tell.It has the closest thing to an anatomical toe box that I've found, non stepped heel, and super cozy upper. I wear these 5-6 days a week for 7-12 hours a day, sometimes tromping through mud and my feet are comfortable and dry every time. I'm tempted to order a backup pair in case they don't make these anymore when I need a new pair!I usually wear a women's 10, I originally got a men's 8 but it felt too small in the toe with the wool socks I wear. Returned for and 8.5 and they fit perfectly. Can't recommend enough!!

Break-In was rough for this boot because of a plastic support insert. This support insert being new and stiff the first 5 days wore a really nice blister on the inside of my ankle. The boot is comfortable as it should be and is pretty durable so far in the first month of doing heavy construction in them. I'm an old timey heavy construction journeyman and these are the best boots I ever owned for conserving your energy. tbh other than that nasty blister on my ankle during break-in this boot seems pretty solid. I wear them about 12 hours and walk 6 miles day and my feet don't hurt at all. They are like walking on marshmallows. I did not swap out insoles for an aftermarket pair, the stock insoles are really good. -1 star for the blister and poor design on the plastic support insert.

These are really amazing boots they fit just perfect. I got my actual size. They are composite toe. I do love the color ways of them. This is my first pair of Timberland pros they feel very soft and supportive I just know they are going to last a while pretty good durability the souls are also very comfortable underneath them. They say oil and slip resistant. They also come with an extra pair of shoelaces. If you don’t like the black and white ones they have all black. The shoes also did arrive very quick. Within the week I just graduated school as an electrician technician so I can’t wait to use these shoes in the field.

These safety boots are the best I have ever had in my 30 years of career. I completely recommend them for technical rooms (sole are not for dirty ground and ballast).Waterproof is effective and it is true to the size.

I need a low-key work boot for warehouse work since my ankles aren't a strong as they used to be and it's always good to have safety toe in a warehouse environment. My big problem is finding boots that don't kill my feet and these have been the best so far. No work boot will ever feel like walking on clouds, but I can get through my shift without pinching, metatarsal pain, or blisters. I do wear metatarsal pads and high arch insoles with them, but I need them with any work boot. They break in very easily. The soft fabric on the back of the ankle is great for flexibility right out of the box. It appears they come with a coating of some sort of "tuff toe" epoxy on the toes. I've been getting compliments on them at work. I've only been wearing them about two weeks. I'll try to post an update down the line.

Won't last a year if you really have to work in them . They're comfortable AF , without a doubt but they are weak . I'm a trim carpenter, working 10 hr days 5 days a week I've had the boots on daily for almost 3 months now and they are already falling apart. The toe protection scuffed off in the first couple days. The soft foam sides of the tread scuff and damage very easily. The glues also starting to come apart and I'm wondering when I'm going to break one of these rope lace loops. I expect to get at least a year out of any boot I buy. These ain't cheap and they won't make it...