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

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rugged, Comfortable, and Built for Long Workdays The Timberland PRO Men’s Pit Boss 6 Inch Soft Toe Leather Boots are excellent work boots that deliver both comfort and durability. Right out of the box, they felt sturdy and supportive, with very little break-in time needed. The leather is thick and high quality, and the boots feel like they’re built to handle tough job sites. What really stands out is the comfort during long days on your feet. The cushioning and arch support are solid, and the boots provide good ankle stability without feeling too stiff. They also offer great traction, even on slick or uneven surfaces. After weeks of use, they’ve held up extremely well with no signs of excessive wear. If you’re looking for dependable, comfortable work boots that can handle hard work day after day, these are a great investment.

Updated June 2023: It's been 3 years and 4 months since I got these Timberland Pro boots and I'm happy to report that they are still going strong. I work construction and wear them almost every day. I use Odor Eaters work boot insoles which I change every 3 months + another soft foam insole + the original insole and they are very comfortable. I got the boot a half size larger so it fits well with the extra insoles and I've never had blisters even when roofing. Roofing can be torture to your feet (and boots) because you are working on a slope so there are constant lateral forces on the bottoms of your feet. While the soles have worn some they are by no means worn out. The leather is still in very good shape other than a gouge on the toe of the right boot. It's just cosmetic as no water gets in through it. The stitching is top notch no rips or pulled out stitches. I figure that I'll get another 3 years or more from these boots. I did have a lace break and in a pinch I superglued it. I planned on getting new laces but haven't because I'm cheap and lace works fine. Superglue also works good on shoelace tips that are fraying. I treated the boots once with Never Wet for boots. I was expecting that water would bead up and roll off "like water off a ducks back", but it didn't really bead up although water doesn't really soak in. I would also like to note that I previously purchased a pair of these boots that were slightly too small. I wore them for a while but a couple of times after jamming my toes jumping down I got these a half size bigger. So I tossed them in the garage and planned to give them to Goodwill. Of course I forgot until about a year ago when I ran across them all dusty in the garage. Oddly the heals had deteriorated and were soft and crumbly. Not the bottom sole, just the foamy rubber rubber above it. I have read many reviews about this being a problem with Timberline boots. But this appears that Timberline has remedied the problem as my current pair has lasted a long time. Older review: Got a good deal on the through Amazon Warehouse. The description said there were minor blemishes but I couldn't find any. I'd just seen a pair someone was selling on Craigslist for $80 in slightly used condition. I paid $60 for these and they are new. They look new, smell new, and fit great. Some days I get home burned out and I've fallen asleep with these on. Just like a pair of slippers! Well okay that may be a little excessive. Just call it the Trump effect... The boots are great though no bovine doo key here... umm well I gotta watch what I say or I get an email from Amazon saying I was bad and violated someone in their department that looks for violations. They should put a list out of the words they allow cuz really it wasn't that bad. Did I mention the boots are great?

These are the OG, perfect Tim's. They're fabulous, they came really fast, they run true to size and they're comfortable, albeit a bit heavy, but these boots are heavy! These are the way to go. Would highly recommend

Got these to replace a pair of Wolverine FloorHands as the waterproof liner just made my feet sweat too much. These Timberlines did what I wanted, and my feet breath a lot better and generally only sweat if I wear extra thick wool socks. The laces and the lace eyelets feel very robust and look like they can take a beating and should last a couple years before replacement. The leather is thick and very hard, which is kindof a con as you have to actually break in the boots by only using them a couple hours per day with days off in between. Note, I did not use any boot grease to soften the leather so things could have been different. In boots I’m a 12 and these fit me perfectly with just the amount of toe wiggle room without becoming too big. The rubber sole feels like it’s anti-slip as I do it slip as easy when walking on concrete with clay soil stuck to my feet. However, the insoles are trash and provide near no cushioning. I have high arches and already have boot inserts so I used these here and the comfort level is night and day. There’s no way I could last a full workday in these boots with the stock insole, but with the custom insoles one I can wear them from sun up to sun down. It should be mentioned that for whatever reason, under the insole and in the area where you heel sits in the boot is covered in very hard plastic. I guessing this plastic is to cover the nail heads that attach the sole to the rubber outsole. Regardless of its purpose, this plastic cover directly transfer the load between the heel of your foot and the ground without any shock absorptions. I took a small jump 3 feet off a ladder with maybe 25lbs of tools in my hand and felt like I nearly broke the heels in both of my feet. I can stand in these boots just fine, but don’t think they would be good for long walking distances due to this hard plastic thing. One final note, you absolutely need socks that will go to at least the top of the boot. The tongue has tendency to slide to the side which exposes the upper eyelets that tend to dig into your leg. In the end, I got these boots on sale for just a bit over $90, and I think they were worth it at that price…they appear to be quality boots that should last a long time. ——————————— 11 month update————————————- The boots have held up decently while being used on average 6.5 days a week in a construction environment. It’s extremely dusty where I’m at so keeping the leather clean is a bore such that I tend to go months between cleanings and has likely been a contributor to the damages. The laces failed at 10 months…the fabric and the manner in how they are put together seams to attract dirt very easy and tend to retain that dirt even through washing. The leather upper stitches have held up remarkably well, and there’s only 5 areas where they have broken. However, there’s around 3 inches of damages to the threads on the welt to rubber sole on both boots…the busted stitches occurred on different locations on the left and right boots. There’s several cuts and scrapes in the leather and I even hit one side with an box cutter knife, however none of the cuts went all the way through the leather and no water infiltrates in when wet. With the sole inserts, I can and do spent 9 plus hours in these boots without any issues at all with the only limit being moisture level. While the boots are not as sealed as water proof boots, they do retain some level of moisture too the degree that running shoes do while exercising. On the right boot, it looks like I kicked something too hard and the leather above and just forward of my toe has collapsed which tens to rub the uppers of my foot. When they boots finally kick the dust, I will absolutely be buying another set for I think the value for the price is worth it. ——————————— 13 month update————————————- The boots are still working, but are really showing signs of use. Most of the stitching on the welt is torn or really chaffed. Numerous stitching on the leather upper and heel sections are worn through. Both toe boxes have 1/2 to1 inch crease/dents near the tip that seam impossible to remove. The leather looks worn and could probably use some boot grease. The rubber sole has some small checks in the rubber, but the boots are still near water proof and didn’t leak while standing in 2-3 inches of water/clay mud mixture. However, despite all the blemishes the boots are still holding together, and are still unbelievably comfortable with my sole inserts. As the end looks like it’s starting to come near an end (a lot of busted stitching), I ended up buying a replacement pair during Black Friday sales to keep on hand for when these boots finally hit the dust. For the time being, I’m still on the original pair and will use them until they are completely spent. Given the dusty/muddy construction environment I’ve been working in, these boots have really held up well for the price. ——————————— 15 month update————————————- Surprisingly the books are still working! We ended up having some flooding with clay mud and the boots held up meh due to their now lack loss of water resistance…only used 1 day before temporary swapping in the new set for a couple days. After the flood, I went back to using the original boots and they are still doing good in cold temps in a dusty environment. The tread is still there but getting really worn down to almost nothing in some parts. The rubber welt is showing more checks than before but so far hasn’t busted all the the way through. The bottom rubber has lost nearly all of the extra rubber details (grey covered rubber pieces for added grip). The leather around mid sole to the toe is horrendously dried out. I eventually decided to do another wash with saddle soap and apply some more boot grease to the leather. At 15 months the boots look extremely worn out like they are going to die any minute, but there’s still chugging alone with 6 days a week usage on the job. ——————————— 17 month update————————————- It’s finally time to say these boots are done. The cushion is completely gone. The tread only has at best a 1/16 or an inch left. The numerous cracks in the welt and rubber sole allow water to seep in when walking through sole height puddles. The leather looks cracked and weather on the upper and side of the toe box so much so that boot grease no longer does anything. The boots are done and I’m finally swapping in the new pair. All in all these boots have held up really well and I absolutely plan on rebuying another pair.

The wide sizing is perfect for wider feet. The boot is built like a tank. Might need a few wears to break in but the quality of the build is well worth it. I also love the speed hooks. It makes it so much easier for putting it on and off. I would highly recommend these boots.

Good quality, I would recommend the seller comfortable boot

Not a steel or composite toe do won’t work for the job site. Seem to be a good quality boot.

Comfortable boot , fit was great

Buena calidad de botines... Lastima empresa que se equiboca, mando un nunero mas grande de lo pedido, aparte en W que es mas grueso, lo bueno que le quedaron a mi hijo, y se los quedo. Pero en otros comentarios leí que tambien se equibocaron en la talla

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Comfortable and hard wearing boots for site work