Timberland PRO Men's Pit Boss 6 Inch Steel Safety Toe Industrial Work Boot

These are top notch boots, durable, stylish, and comfortable. They have replaced my previous favorite: caterpillar. And Amazon delivered them in pristine condition.

The most comfortable and durable work boots that I have owned, the previous pair I owned felt a little lighter than this pair but they lasted for years. There's plenty of room near the steel toe good arch and heal support and waterproof.

An amazing boot. Very comfortable since day one. Great traction on the soles and heavy as it is, does not cause major fatigue. Love this boot. My favourite yet.

I got a job working in a plant in August of 2014 so obviously I needed a pair of steel toe shoes which were mandatory. I did not have much money so I made an amateur move and purchased some steel toe Die Hard shoes from Kmart. I will not go into deep detail about the Die Hard's, but I will say that I found myself buying a new pair of the same Die Hard shoes and replacing them around every three months and they were around $29.99 a pair. My Timberland PRO Men's Pitboss 6" Steel Toes did not come in until November 2015 so if you do the math, that is right, I owned 5, yes, FIVE, pair of Die Hard steel toe shoes (sometimes even doubling up) within a year and three months time so I dished out about $150.00 on those shoes altogether. So those shoes were not meant to hold up walking 8 - 12 hours on concrete for 40 hours a week. I finally decided I was tired of buying new steel toe shoes every three months and spending that type of money so I decided to do some research and came past this product and the difference is night and day. This is my sixth month owning these steel toe boots and they are still holding together great. I have absolutely no complaints. After breaking them in they are a lifesaver. As I said, this is my sixth month owning this boot and it is still holding together nicely. I really like the way these boots lace up to the top of the ankles. It makes for a very good tight fit and you rarely have to worry about retying your shoe during your job. I like how tough they are. It has been six months and by now I would have spent $60.00 on the Die Hard steel toes because they would have been worn out, ripping apart, and the steel for the toes being exposed or even popping out. These boots they are still intact, a few scratches, but nothing to complain about it is what comes with the territory. These boots are comfortable. When I was wearing my Die Hard steel toes I would come home every day and my feet would be in serious pain and be very sensitive. Now these boots do not take away the pain of walking around on concrete for 40 hours a week, but they do well absorbing the shock of walking and giving protection for your feet. The break in period did not take long at all so you will not have to worry about that. I have only one negative feedback and that is the color on the boot seemed very faded and made me question whether I received a knockoff or a already worn pair, but nothing that takes away from the quality of the product. Also I would like to suggest that if you do buy a pair of these boots that you own some socks that go up mid-knee because wearing ankle socks the material of the boot will irritate the Achilles. Do not be like me. Go out there and get yourself a good pair of work boots. You will save yourself a lot of money, time, and frustration in the process. Besides the faded color of the boots upon receiving there are not any real complaints I can come up with about this product. This is truly a top of the class work boot fit to do long hours of hard labor. I cannot really say I love these boots the only way that would happen is if it took away the pain from my feet entirely, but I will give credit when its due and say that it has help reduce the pain significantly. I hope this review helped. If you were on the fence about buying these, trust me, do it, you will not be disappointed. I would also like to give Amazon's 3D virtual fit measurements a quick mention. I was very skeptical, but the boots ended up fitting just fine.

Darn fine boots rootin tootin I have had them a little over a year and still holding up. Not as good as vintage Doc Martian’s but anything lasting more than a year now days is a miracle!

Been wearing these boots for about a week straight now and I'm quite pleased thus far. The construction seems solid and I did not have any of the poor stitching noted by a few other reviewers. I typically wear a 9&1/2 but decided, based on a few reviews, that I would go 1/2 size down (that was also partly because they only had size 9...) but I'm glad I did. They were indeed quite tight at first, and with the steel toe they don't provide much wiggle room, however, after wearing them anyways for about 6 hours the sole packed in just enough to provide a comfy fit. They are snug, but in a comfortable way. For that reason I would say they do fit as described, but consider a 1/2 size down if available if you are on the edge in trying to decide. As far as comfort, they are indeed very rigid and stiff when you first get them, I think mine may have been a floor model or something because my left boot was reasonably softer and had very very minor signs of wear. Either way, after about 3 days of wear they feel pretty good. I will also note that, if you go from wearing soft shoes and throw these on then they will still feel stiff and almost uncomfortable for a couple minutes, but then they feel fine. (I go from a desk job to a mechanic so when I change from loafers to these boots they feel like I'm wearing cinder blocks until I adjust). I also only lace them halfway, this gives me much more flex in my ankles (since I crouch alot), it also allows me to slip the boots easily on and off without tying laces each time and they still stay tight on my feet, this does make the laces really long though and I have to tie up a ball of laces to keep it from dragging. As far as the looks go, they are not that important to me, but if they are to you then know that the pictures are a little deceiving in that the boot has a much taller profile with a much bulkier toe then they appear online. The picture makes them look more like a shoe or an urban walking boot and in reality it isn't. Its a thick bulky work boot with a tall sole and rounded toe, and they are fairly heavy, I like the way they look, but it is different than the pictures in some ways. Overall I am impressed, I hope to avoid the reports of the sole separating from the shoe, but I don't expect it to be a problem. I am hard on my boots, but I also realize that mechanic work is much less demanding on footwear than some other professions, my biggest concern is fluids and slip resistance, which these seem to handle well.

Just got the boots and they are for tree work. They just came in and the size fits well, they're sturdy but stiff so they need time to break in. They feel rough and heavy and high quality. My last pair were carhartts and had the sealing torn from the bottom of the shoe after only 6 months of use which allowed water to flood in and is horrible in the midwest because of all the wetlands there are. Hopefully these work out and I'll update my review with time. I give them 3 stars so far because the boots are on the cheaper side of other boots you can buy so I don't know how well it'll hold up but hopes are high with this one.

Photos are after wearing about 60%-75% of days. They are comfortable enough, and I forget they're steel toe (and I don't need that but these were lower priced at the time). You can see in the photos how they have worn over seven months' time, take note of the crack in the sole. Are these good year welt construction? I don't know, but I also don't know if any cobblers in my area, so shoes that won't last have to be affordable. I expect a cobbler to resole them would cost more than half the price of replacement, so you know what that means. I expect these to last me another 5 months to make it a full year, and by then they'll probably be bald-soled. I never tested them for waterproofing but with that crack in the sole I doing they still are. Also, the shoelaces are starting to fray where the speed hooks are, so they'll need replacement soon I think.