Timberland PRO Men's Morphix 6 Inch Industrial Athletic Sneaker Boot

I’m giving it 5 for now, I will update in a couple of months. I’m an electrical apprentice that has worked non-union electrical, maintenance for the county, and in construction as a finish carpenter. This are by far the lightest and most comfortable boots I’ve worn, almost too good to be true. I have a skinnier foot and these fit me perfect, true to size. I had a hard time deciding on them since they don’t look like your traditional work boots but I decided to pull the trigger on them this year, boots will typically last me about a year. These are my first timbs, I’ve worn red wing, wolverine, Ariat and Doc Martins. I love the look, price and comfort, these are the cheapest boots I’ve purchased, I normally pay 200 or more. I’ll do a follow in 3-6 months.

These boots was purchased for my brother and he said they're the best boots he has ever had in his 48 years! The quality is excellent, lightweight, very very comfortable! Well worth the money spent!

Great work shoe. Mi hubby says they are comfortable and durable

Needed a lightweight, cushioning work boot and very happy. Have knee arthritis and can't wear traditional work boots. Have worn most brands over the years and these are by far most comfortable. Haven't owned long enough to speak of durability or waterproofing. They sure feel and look durable.

The boots are very comfortable and I love the way they work for shock absorption I work in powder coating and industrial truck bed manufacturing so the environment is fairly like a factory would be. The mesh on the composite toe is not that durable. The rubber around the steel toe is also fraying from the boot and I’ve bought these 10 months ago. They started falling apart so I put shoe goop to keep it together about 6 months in. I do wear out a pair of boot quick but I’m surprised how fast I wore these out. I’m gonna buy another pair and hope for a better value for my money. I would drop the price or change the durability of the mesh into a leather like the rest of the boot. It might not flex as well that way but it would last longer. Good slip resistant except on soapy water and concrete. The fit was great.

I'm not one to write reviews. These are hands down the most comfortable work boots I've owned. They haven't rubbed at all and it took maybe a half day for them to break in all the way. I highly recommend. I have an old pair of Ariats that cost about $250 and these blow those out of the water. These are actually the first pair of Timberlands I've owned but after these they definitely won't be the last. My feet and I thank you.

Very comfortable light duty boot. I wear this to my job I work construction but only because I work interior right now. They would not hold up in heavy construction

Pretty pleased with the boots. Although the one ding against it is one of the metal lace clips already snapped off. Very comfortable been wearing them to the job site every day.