Timberland PRO Men's Timberland Mt. Maddsen Hiker Boot Industrial Work

waterproof

timberland

OK - I knew that going in: Other Timberland boots are labeled as such, and these are not.

strap

NOTE TO TIMBERLINE:  The upper hooks could be a bit larger as the laces are barely covered by the hook.

This results in the lace popping out of the hook unless tension is provided at the perfect angle when tying.

choice

but they are not the quality that these are and I choose to buy my own instead.

big foot

Well, looks like not for me as they are a bit big in my foot.

timberland-pro

Good boots
After I bought my first pair of Timberland Pro 50506 boots years ago I haven't had a reason to go look at other brands since.

shoe-box

My recall is that the fit was quite well right out of the box.

They are out of the box comfortable and need very little break in.

boot

AWESOME
Best work boot around, on my 3rd pair, each lasting me 18 months,  working in construction 12 hour days , they hold up to everything I deal with daily, about to order another pair just because.

Comfortable
Comfortable boots that don’t bother my feet.

Most comfortable rugged work boot for extreme conditions.

Compared to other boots I have owned recently, these earn a high rating for durability.

The lace-to-toe feature seems to add to that stability by securing the boot at the ball of my foot to minimize slippage front to back.

Overall I would recommend these boots based on durability, fit and value and would definitely by another pair.

Not needing replacement now (and no longer needing this type of boot) I'll continue to use these for multiple uses as they are versatile enough for many applications.

I'm still keeping these my go to boots for work though.

comfortable

but soft enough to grip and be comfortable.

I actually believe these are perhaps the most comfortable shoes - not just work boots,

Once they're properly tied it is a secure fit.

Wolverine Hellcat UltraSpring 6" Work Boot Men Rusty

Great boot - light and comfortable
I have used Timberland Pro boots for years and got two years out of my last pair.

Glad I did - they were true to size and comfortable out of the box, no real break-in needed as far as I am concerned.

Light, great cushioning and, they they are just as comfortable at hour 8 as hour 1.

light-weight

size

KEEN Utility Men's Atlanta Cool 2 Low Steel Toe Work Shoe, Shitake/Rust, 7 Medium US

That's the only for four out of five stars:  in a busy warehouse, it's not a great idea to be adjusting one's "shoe lace system" all the time.

but after wearing them at work a few times, I found the lacing system just not good enough.

Still not a really "tightly laced" snug, secure feeling shoe,

A warning, though:  the whole system of ferrules and lacing is built around the plastic gizmo, it seems, so even without it, it's not as secure a hold on the upper foot as other shoes/boots.

NEWEST EDIT:  No, the lace retention system used by Keen is regrettably inferior.

Therefore, add another $10 US for the purchase of some actual Lock Laces or another replacement.

The lace retention system Keen chose to employ is inferior.

SO, the upshot is you can't really lace these like normal shoes.

but this "lace retention" system is bushleague garbage.

cheap-quality

plastic

While the shoe is simple enough to tie with the spring clip in place in a normal fashion, the plastic end caps which compliment (yes, that's the correct spelling in this case) this system cannot be reassembled in any reasonable way.

keen

width

And, while I usually go for an E or EE in work shoes, they only had a men's width D (regular width) in size 13.

These *feel* a lot light and cooler than my regular work shoes (Timberland Pro steel toed shoes.

Plenty of room, and nice roomy toe box, which I like.

cool

However, they still look pretty cool, and the stock insole has been pretty good for me (haven't wanted to swap the insoles out yet).

metal

Timberland Men's Boondock 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Waterproof 6 CT WP, Black: Black, 10.5 Wide

stretchy

but they have stretched some and have gotten loose to where my foot slides around a bit and my socks bunch up now.

Shoelaces are different lengths
I wish they matched would just like matching length shoelaces

sock

slippery

size smaller

I'm about to purchase my 3rd pair of these, this time getting them a half a size smaller.

Timberland  pro
Great  boots for riding  Harleys very well built and extremely comfortable plus they have a wide width

Great boot for the price (On my 3rd pair) :)
So I have gotten 3 years out of these boots and could honestly keep wearing them longer

I put them on a boot dryer everyday and they never smell.

These boots are very comfortable to wear for long work days, warm or cold.

Best boot for construction
If you are someone that has a really wide feet you obviously have tried several boots trying to find one that fits and doesnt hurt, these ones are just perfect for that when you get them on your size make sure it has a w which stands for wide i have tried a lot of wide boots

Chippewa Mens Sador 9 Inch Waterproof Composite Toe Work Safety Shoes Casual - Brown

Worth the little bit extra money over big box stores boots (like timberland pro, wolverine, cats, even doc martens) for boots that'll last twice as long.

Amazing
Fit was perfect, very comfortable boot my husband said

Would recommend to anyone hard on their feet
Great pair of boots.

Most comfortable and lightweight loggers I've ever worn.

The leather is very thick, warm insulation, serious soles.

Timberland PRO Men's Timberland Mt. Maddsen Hiker Boot Industrial Work

$ 107.74 - $ 135.98

Jun, 21, 2020

Nov, 9, 2018

Wolverine Hellcat UltraSpring 6" Work Boot Men Rusty

$ 127.85 - $ 127.85

Mar, 17, 2022

KEEN Utility Men's Atlanta Cool 2 Low Steel Toe Work Shoe, Shitake/Rust, 7 Medium US

$ 144.95 - $ 144.95

Feb, 9, 2021

Timberland Men's Boondock 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Waterproof 6 CT WP, Black: Black, 10.5 Wide

$ 151.57 - $ 151.57

Sep, 1, 2023

Chippewa Mens Sador 9 Inch Waterproof Composite Toe Work Safety Shoes Casual - Brown

$ 194.95 - $ 209.95

Feb, 18, 2021