Timberland PRO Men's Hypercharge Brown and Orange Round Composite Toe Lace Up Work Boot

The bootd are very comfortable. I am on concrete all day. These boots do well on concrete snd oily surfaces

He loved the first pair so much, we bought a second

Peoduct works great for spouse who works 8+ hrs on his feet

The color is darker than they appear online and you can see the outline of the composite toe guard. But they are really comfortable!

Bought for husband. We have bought Timberland Pros many times before. Unfortunately this time, they are tight, uncomfortable, caused blisters and do not hold up well. Less than 1 week on the job and they look 10 years old 😒 Front leather came off the steel. This time he got the Timberland Pro Hypercharge Steel toe. They suck!!! He usually gets the Timberland Pro Powerwelt composite and they definitely hold up, comfortable, true to size and last!

I recently bought these for work & they feel amazing, this brand never disappoints!

These boots are by far the most comfortable with good support. I am on my feet 12 hours a day on concrete floor in a shop. They also lasted longer than any other boot I have bought (and believe me I've tried many brands). Comfort and durable!

I use them for work and this is my second pair that I purchased.I would highly recommend them.

Was going to use it for work. Had to return it too narrow. Ordered 10.5W

Use it for work.

The shoe is really good

I am very happy about the service i have received from Timberland

I'm a military vehicle maintenance contractor. As a quality inspector and CWI, I'm on my feet for several hours and walking for approximately 5 miles per day. These boots are fantastic. I've had them for 6 weeks now and have never thought about returning them. I haven't worn during cold weather yet, but hot/wet weather hasn't been a problem. These are so comfortable that I threw out the Orthopedic insoles.

They are very comfortable 😌

Use it for carpentry work

I am on my feet all day. On all kinds of terrain. I have multiple boots and all are timberland. I am a line man so some days I jump the streets and others the woods. On ladders on hooks and in buckets. This is what I refer to as a tennis shoe boot. Super comfortable and great for the walk. I don't recommend it for climbing or ladder work. Ideal boot for the streets, machine operator or someone needing one for a good walk. Largest draw back the soles are soft so forget it being a high mile boot. I wore them out in about 8 months. Keep in mind I keep 3 different boots on my truck. This was a go to pair for the time they could be. Water proof in timberlands are awesome. So like a great riding tire the tread just will not last. I don't plan to buy another pair just because I can't buy this boot every 6-8 months.

Purchased these almost a year ago, recommended through shoe salesman. Once I placed my foot in them HEAVEN. So after 9mths of wear its time for new boots. They have been very comfortable throughout the 9mths, my cons are strings are very chinsy and could stand a better toe lip. Sole materials could be a little stronger. This was my first pair of timberland pro's not bad at all

They're very comfortable

Comfortable

I had a pair of 6in Timberland Pro Hypercharge boots last spring/summer/fall. They were amazingly comfortable all arround, size, stability, fit, and NOT TOO RIDGID AROUND MY ANKLE. My ankles felt supported but very comfortable. I just bought the same exact boot and have worn them for 2 days. Today my ankles began to get noticeably sore from how hard the top of the boots are. Especially and most noticabley the irritation and pain are focused on the achilese tendon, right where the top of the boot rests. I was wincing in pain most of the day. Yesterday I noticed the top was harder arround my ankle, but it was the second day that the pain set in. I walk a LOT for my job, and I was really hoping to count on Timberland for the rest of my life after how great the same boots were last year. All I can say is that they are without a doubt not the same regarding the cushioning around the ankle. The boot was clearly altered and it was a huge mistake. I'm going to try the 8in because you can clearly see there is a difference in the external material around the ankle between the 6in and 8in. Hopefully the 8in is not as RIDGID otherwise I will be looking for a new favorite brand. Disappointed.

Very comfortable And long lasting shoes this is my 3rd pairs in twenty years

Fell and slipped

The boots are comfortable, but they don't really have a month of use, and they are already being damaged, the edges and the tips are peeling off. It is not good because according to the policies I cannot return them because they are a little worn for my work. If I can change them let me know why I am really unhappy with what is happening

I have purchased timberland titans for many years now in size 11m a with all other shoes/boots i purchase. Bought these boots and they were very tight in 11m and had to send them back. I am afraid to repurchase and not have them fit proper. i don't think these boots are sized proper as I was always able to just buyon the web and have timberland fit perfect. Would give 5 stars as of love for the product but in this case not made to fit proper

Great work boots. Perfect for cold Colorado weather! Super warm, and water proof!

I buy these for my husband every year and he loves them working in the construction industry they stand to his expectations.

Love the product

I am wearing them at work right now delivering high quality petroleum products. Very comfortable, fit great ! The only minus is they don't have the orange marks on the left and right outside soles like depicted online . Other than that, it's a great pair of work boots . Thank you Timberland !

👍🏻

I love these boots comfortable and great for long hours at work

I work as a truck drive and make deliver all day long so the boot are rea comfortable and I don't get tired. I ljs this boot

Perfect to working

I gave these a chance and wore them a few days before having to give up. The rigid plastic outer heel would not ""cup"" my heel or for to fit either. I worked them by hand a lot to try and soften them up. But could not get them to stop tearing up my heels.

I spend my day on a lot of uneven surfaces, concrete and ladders. I need stability and raw toughness in a boot. It's a solid construction boot and fits true to the Timberland sizing. My feet get cramped up couple hours into the day. Never had that issue with my other pairs of 6 inch Tims.

I have worn Timberland Pros for 6-7 yrs now and these Hypercharge boot are the worst ones yet! I order wides and these ones are Barely wides, the soles seem stiffer than any pair before and the 2 sets of quick ties have exposed metal plates on the inside of the boot that dig into my legs when tied! I would return them if I could but I had to wear them for a day to realize the flaws.

I do on my feet a lot an ever since I got these boots my feet's say thank you

I bought these boots in February of this year and they are falling apart in the toe area and the heel plus midsole has worn out already and has a huge hole in it.. would not but again

My husband use them for work and he state they are comfortable

I walk on slick concrete for 9 hours a day. I've owned Timberland for last 7 or 8 years and have loved them. This new style pair I bought are junk!! I have worn them for 7 months and the heels have worn down on one side and have caused me terrible foot pain. Its ashame they tried to make the shoe better,,but actually made it worse. I would not recommend buying this style at all.

I had to reorder this since I got a size half size too small. Really great shoe that feels snug. Only issue I have with it is the area where the tongue of the shoe meets the two ends near your upper ankle region is slightly uncomfortable if the tongue of the shoe slips to the side. Then you feel the laces, that I don't like. But other than that, the shoe feels great. I think that it should meet with the safety standards for toe area. Have not had the chance to test that yet. But as far as just casual wear goes, it's not bad

So the safety toe is a steal toe?

I am not impressed with this boot. I bought it in March of this year. The sole has worn down on the heal already. I work in the engineering department so there isn't much abuse. A bit bummed about it.

These boots feel very comfortable and supportive for my everyday job in the field. Doesn't hurt my feet and has a cool design too. Make sure you got .5 size up from what you normally wear so you have room for your toes. The fact that these boots don't leak water are a plus! No more wet socks! Thanks for the perfect boots Timberland!

I bought wide and feels tight. Not as comfortable as the Boondocks. Comparing these and the Boondocks wearing the first day, I would take the Boondocks again and again.

I walk around on concrete floors for 12 to 16 hours a day and they have offered more cushioning and arch support than other boots that I have tried in the past, the protruding middle outsole would only be an issue if you weigh under a hundred pounds but for most men they will compress and give you reinforced pressure point anti-fatigue support leaving your feet feeling less sore and tired at the end of the day and the boots are extremely waterproof, the fit is tight so they will not rattle or move about on your foot as you walk to where calluses or blispters to form on your foot which is a plus if you are standing or working on hard surfaces all day long not to mention the back of the boot has a rubberized wrap with ribbed lateral grips on them which make them easier to take off than other boots being they do fit like gloves, the Stitch placement on the toe area of the boot offers protection from doing hot work such as plasma Arc cutting or using a torch or welding which is also a good feature, they do offer a good slip resistant outsole for walking in wet areas that have algae forming on them which can be some of the most slippery surfaces that a worker can come into contact with, the boots are light wait and comfortable they are fairly breathable as well I walk 4 to 8 miles a day in them and so far they have held up well, they do not cause blisters for me at least and I have not noticed where the shoe has began to break down as to where most other boots show signs of this by now with this amount of walking, it seems as though timberland is stepping up their game in the industrial work boot market

Little narrow for as big of foot as 15 but still nice quality.

Despite some of the negative reviews I have found these boots to be a real great bargain... I GUESS the people who had a bad experience with this boot must have gotten a bad pair... They are more comfortable than my previous boots... Everyone has their opinion, I suggest you try the boots on before you decide against them..

I'm a service station attendant, I perform oil changes, change, balance and mount tires, and fuel vehicles. I'm constantly walking around, so I need a comfortable work boot. When I first got these, I thought I hit the jackpot. They felt perfect for my feet, and although the lump on the bottom made walking a bit awkward at first, I quickly adjusted. However, after about an hour I noticed that the upper d-rings (or else, the inside edge of the tongue) were digging into the inside of my ankle. That's a normal problem with breaking in new boots, so I didn't mind so much. However after a few hours a noticed a more severe issue – it felt like my sock had rolled up under the back of my heel and the arch of the insole was under my heel. Obviously that's impossible, right? Well, after a few days, it continued to bother me. Finally, today I decided I'd take no more and removed the insoles. I think my feet are just incompatible with the hexagonal foam bottomed insoles that these boots come with. I'm certain that for some these are the bee's knees, but for me they're torture. I put the insoles I was using with my previous pair of Timberland shoes into these, and I'm hopeful that will solve at least that issue.

When I first got these boots I thought that the soles were a bit unusual as the center of it protrudes slightly creating a bit of a hump in the center of the sole down the length of the boot. My feet felt like they were going to roll to the inside or outside of the boot. It felt like I was walking on a tightrope and found myself having to forcibly counterbalance each step I took until the hump in the soles wore. Once they wore the boots were a dream. They are light, extremely comfortable and very waterproof. The biggest downfall though was that by the time you wore the sole even, there wouldn't be much of the rubber left and you'd wear right into the cushioning foam rendering the boot useless because the foam would begin to absorb water/moisture that would penetrate into the boot. If these boots had a thicker and flat rubber sole like the Timberland PRO Pit boss, they would probably be the perfect boot.

Just purchased boots for work. First impression was how snug and comfortable they fit. Don't care about price , didn't ask. What matters is how they fit. So far i truly love how they feel while walking and standing. I will come back in 30 days to update my review.