Timberland PRO Men's 8 Inch Boondock Composite Toe Waterproof Industrial Work Boot,Brown Oiled Distressed Leather,11 M US

Bought these for my brother.....he's a farmer....he said they are comfortable and dry.Good enough for me.

Felt like walking on clouds.

First, these boots are true to size. I wear a 9.5 dress shoe and 10 sneaker. Work boot sizes seem to be all over the place, but a 10 in these boots is a comfortable fit and I could even go down another half size if I did not use thick boot socks. They do run a little wide. There is good padding in the boot and it has a high quality insole. The first thing I noticed about these boots is their weight and solid construction They are rock solid, the boot leather is thick and the composite toes feel every bit as strong as steel. I suspect if you went to kick in a door with these the whole house would fall down. I have not thrown anything major at them yet, and will supplement this review if my opinion as to their durability changes. I am happy with my purchase and recommend these boots to the community. UPDATE: spent the day in ankle-deep snow sludge and mud, after 8 hours my feet were bone dry. Definitely waterproof

The boot is great but the volume of toe box is too much.

The boot was comfortable from the get go.

What attracted me to these boots was the lighter shade of brown contrasted with black in the pictures, when boots arrived, they were a much darker brown, inconsistent with the depiction in picture. Otherwise very happy with construction and fit, they are nice boots.

Most comfortable boots I've bought. Great if your a mechanic or work in some other industry where your boots take a lot of abuse and your on your feet for long periods of time, i work 10 hr shifts never have i thought about my feet hurting since i bought these boots. The $40 boots are great for the price but they stop being comfortable and they start to fall apart after 3 months. My last pair of timberland boots lasted 3yrs, i retired them because the tread was getting thin but they didn't have any holes nor were they coming apart. In my experience Timberland Pro boots hold up well to oil, solvents, corrosive detergents, and diesel fuel. I've had this pair since may of 2017 and the only difference between them now and when i bought them is the color. Still waterproof, comfortable, and still in one piece. I'm sure there are better boots out there for more money but these one's arn't to expensive and they have proven themselves to me.Quick math:$40 boots last 3 months, $160 per yr$210 timberland boots last 3yrs, $70 per yrSo your timberland boots only have to last less than a 1.5yrs to break even and they'll last longer than that and be better boots during that time than the cheap ones.

Timberland's quality control has gone to heck in a handbasket. Three years ago I wore a pair of 8W Boondock boots and they fit perfectly. When those wore out, I bought another pair, that didn't fit (and were way too loose), and I had to send them back for a pair of 8M boots, that fit ok, but still a little loose. When those wore out I had to buy a 7.5M, and those are even LOOSER! and barely fit even with an insert.This is, not to put to fine a point on it, bull excrement, and the sign of a company that doesn't give a flying f' about their customers.I can't go to a store and test anything for fit before I buy, because NOBODY carries my sizes, and if I order in store it's NO RETURN.And there is no way my feet are shrinking, I still fit into my three-year-old, worn-out pair fine. Your stupid boots are growing because you don't give a crap about enforcing quality control on your chinese factory.