Timberland PRO Men's Barstow Wedge Soft Toe Industrial Work Boot

Very comfortable

I’ve been through my fair share of work boots, but these are in a league of their own. From the moment I put them on, I was amazed at how comfortable they felt—no breaking-in period needed! The cushioning is top-notch, providing support that lasts through 12+ hour shifts on hard surfaces.The fit is perfect, and the materials feel durable yet lightweight. Even after weeks of heavy use, my feet still feel great at the end of the day. They’ve handled everything from muddy job sites to warehouse floors without missing a beat.If you’re looking for a pair of work boots that combine comfort, durability, and style, these are it. Highly recommend to anyone who spends long hours on their feet. Worth every penny!

Very happy with them. Ordered my size. They were a little big. Exchanged for a half size smaller and they fit perfectly. Very comfortable.

Very much like Thorogoods. Pretty old school. Leather (thick) and a sole. I love these. Sole is very comfortable, firm but soft. Leather is soft so it’s as if they’re already broke in. My feet are roughly 11-11.5 inches long and 4-4.5 inches wide at the widest point. A 10.5 wide is a great fit with just a little room if you wore thicker socks in the winter. Size 10 was just barely too short. I would own several pair if I needed to.

These boots fall in the lightweight end of the spectrum for a "work boot". More of a "heritage" boot at a great price. I dinged them a star because there is no liner in the shaft, and the leather is thin. This means no ankle protection. The foot bed is standard Timberland Pro, which is to say that they fit the same as their other boots. I wear the Timba Pro Pit Boss boot at work , which is why I stayed with this brand. I have a long narrow foot, and the D width works well with no heel slip. The toe box is quite roomy without the steel toe. I measure a 12 D on a Brannock device, and buy Timberland Pro boots 1/2 size smaller. The last that these boots are made on is similar to what Red Wing uses. If you can find a last which you are comfortable with, then stay with it. Lots of people live with foot pain because their shoes are the wrong shape for their feet. These boots are made from an oil tanned tumbled leather with a pebbled finish. The leather marks easily, although I haven't treated it yet. They are going to be easy to break in since the leather is thin and soft. Keep in mind that these are a $100 boot, so don't expect great leather. I like the hooks on the top two lace holes, for easy on and off.If you work around heavy metal, I would think something like the Pit Boss would be a better boot at this price point, with thicker leather, and more padding. I plan on using these boots for working around the house and going up on the roof. Flat soled boots like this give better grip on shingles, and pick up less mud. I will probably be spending time on my hands and knees, so I ditched the steel toes.Bottom line, TLP Barstow boots are good at the price point. They fit like I expected, and are comfy out of the box. The sole and foot bed are better than most budget boots. They look good too.

Super Comfortable and holding up real good will buy again when I need another set

I love these boots. I work in a distribution center and am on my feet 14+ hours several days a week. For walking and standing on concrete these are great BUT, be forewarned, they are HEAVY. On days I am walking a ton (9+ miles in a 980,000 sq. Ft DC) I WOULDNT wear them. On my more normal days (6-8 miles) they’d be ok. I have Columbia boots that are lighter, but nowhere near as comfy. I will be searching for a wedge boot that is lightweight to replace these for those long days.

Great work boots. Wore them for a 12 hour shift to break in! Didn't even feel like new boots. Great!