Timberland PRO Men's Titan 6 Inch Composite Safety Toe Work Boots - Waterproof & Slip Resistant for Construction, Warehouse & Industrial Work

This is my 4th or 5th pair. Love they are very light, comfortable and I can get over a year on concrete floors before the inside area heal to arch packs down on a slight angle enough to notice. I then go to my new spare pair and wear the old ones working around the house. Note that tightening laces you cand just yank you need to pull gentle and firmly or the 2 piece lace grommet/ eyelet seperate in some spots. Annoying but does not interfere with shoe function. Never had the lace cut through the leather without the eyelet. The comfort and you can wear them for work on a twelve hour day with the toe protection keeps me buying them.In HVAC..so I’m up and down, in and out of the house all day long. My first pair of boots were Rw’s..they were ok..Then I got these boots..wow..comfy, and they wear perfectly….9-12 hours a day in them..and I couldn’t be happier.Great boots if you buy them wide consider one size smaller if you don't like your boots a bit loose, over all great and light for a bootI love the titan series boot. been wearing the same style for 14 yearsI like the fit,looks and functionality.Fast shipping. Fit as expected.Best boot ever!This is my second pair of Timberland Pro Titan work boots. My first pair was purchased for about $50 more than what I paid here on Amazon.Pros, Comfortable, very light weight, flexible, composite instead of steel toe (lighter and doesn't freeze), good traction on ground and on roofs. Saved $50 on Amazon vs my local shoe store, metal eyes for laces so they don't pull out.Cons, My first pair of these boots barely made it through year and that was wearing a different pair of boots for months with snow on the ground. The uppers of the boots, while worn and scratched from work were doing okay, however I had the split sole problem mentioned in other reviews of this boot. It split right across the ball of my foot. It was a small crack at first through which water would seem on rainy days making the foot instantly wet, and within a week or two of the small crack it straight broke.I may have been able to contact Timberland and gotten a new pair under warranty but after a year I didn't think to try. If this pair of boots does the same thing, I'll try that. And even if they don't replace I'll probably buy another pair. $100~ /year is not a bad price for comfortable work boots.They are great .4 th pair in 8 years