Timberland PRO Men's 53525 Steel Trax 6" Steel-Toe Boot,Black,15 W Product Description:
- Premium, full-grain and Timberland PRO Ever-Guard leather upper which is enhanced waterproof leather that provides 10 times more abrasion resistance than regular leather and is heat resistant up to 346-degree F
- Timberland PRO 24/7 Comfort Suspension sys
Product Description
The upper is made of super strong Ever-Guard leather and incorporates the Flex Rocker outsole that rocks with you as you walk so you don't have to flex your forefoot, which can be difficult sometimes with steel toe workboots
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
BEST BOOTS I HAVE EVER HAD 12stars!!!
By Heather S. Chillemi
These are the boots for a man that works on his feet, 60 hours a week!!!!I have spent thousands of dollars on boots and these are the best, hands down!!!!! I have even spent as much as $250 on a pair of Danners because they were supposed to be the best, nope, didnt last. Two years ago, I spent almost two hours in Sears trying on work boots (steel toe), and the steel trax were the most comfortable, so I made the purchase.....here I am two years later going through the same drill. yesterday I tried on CAT,Craftsman, Dewalt and everything else that has a steel toe and I find myself back with the Timberland PRO Steel Trax! I have to admit they are kinda ugly and are kinda Herman Munster looking, but I dont really care!!!!!!!! Comfort is what I want and these are the ONLY boots that can provide it!!!If you are looking for style look at something else!!!! If you want comfort and durability in a steel toe these are your boots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Timberland Pro Steel Trax Work Boots
By K. DeJoseph
got these boots after three pairs of timberland pro pitboss steel toes, those boots are great, these boots seem to be even better, work construction in them every day and they seem to be holding up a bit better, two complaints though, one being they do not have the four hooks at the top which I like better because I can get them tighter and they stay tighter, instead these have regular lace eyelets, and for the life of me I find it harder than it should be to get these tight, the second thing being is they run quite bigger than normal timberland pros for some reason, I would say get a half size smaller than you normally would, other than that they seem perfect! Highly recommended, you cant go wrong with Timberland Pros, they are the best! Also they do not have a pull tab, which these boots need to get in and out of since the shank or lack there of sucks
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Excellent work boot
By Richard J Adams
I'm a machinist, on my feet all day, mostly standing, and we are required to wear steel toe boots.My previous set, OSS/Second Shift (made I think by Wolverine), bought off the truck, are very well made but they just got too tight in the toe area and I started developing an ingrown toenail on my left big toe - quite painful.So I spent more than a few hours at Sears trying on different safety shoes and settled on these Timberland Pro Steel Trax. I like that they are a bit bigger and wider than average as this gives my toes room to move without getting pinched by the steel toe. The ones I purchased are the same nominal size as the OSS boots, but far more comfortable.The cushioning of the sole and insole is great and I can last the whole day without my feet complaining like they did before. I actually like the look of these boots - they shout "serious workload" and I appreciate that they are black because the black oil stains on the shop floor inevitably get on the uppers and these won't show it as much. The outer rubber toe guard will also come in handy when I work on my cars at home - protecting the toe leather from the inevitable scuffing from the cement in the driveway as I kneel to access things like wheels and brakes.The lack of lace hooks on the upper two or three pairs of eyelets was a bit of a concern at first but I find that it's easy enough to loosen the laces without slipping them out of the eyelets, and get my feet into these with the aid of a boot spoon. I also tie a half knot between the third and fourth set of lace eyelets - this helps keep tension on the lower part of the boot without putting undue tightness on the upper part. And in the past I've found that lace hooks are usually the cause of laces coming unfastened the lace pops off the hook and then the knot comes undone - this doesn't happen with this full eyelet boot lace design.I really have no complaints about these boots. Good looking, comfortable, and probably very long lasting. In fact I might purchase a second pair in the near future as a "back up" and/or separate use at home.
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