Timberland PROMen's Intercept Steel Safety Toe Industrial Athletic Work Shoe

Muy comodo los zapatos

Muy cómodos y liviano

They are a little snug fitting and hurt my feet the first few weeks. They have since loosened up and feel better now. They are also already fraying at the top strip loops.

Comfortable for a steel toe shoe. No blisters while using it for the first time

Horrible shoes if on your feet more than an hour. I work 12 hour shift in a warehouse and steel toes are required, so I got these thinking they look nice and comfortable. Boy was I wrong, halfway through my shift I had to take these things off. Thought it was just a bad day so didn’t wear again for two weeks until last night but this time I brought my beat up boots with me. And same thing happen hour in and started noticing my feet hurt and had to switch shoes. So no I don’t recommend these to anyone until they get better soles in them.

These shoes have quickly become my go-to for long workdays. Right out of the box, they felt amazing. The cushioning and support are excellent, even after 10+ hours on my feet. They fit true to size and require minimal break-in time.The steel safety toe provides reliable protection without feeling bulky. Whether I’m on a construction site or handling heavy equipment, I feel confident in these shoes.Built to last, these shoes can handle tough environments. The materials are high-quality, and after weeks of wear, they still look and feel like new.For an industrial work shoe, they’re surprisingly stylish. The athletic design makes them versatile enough to wear outside of work.The slip-resistant outsole is fantastic, providing excellent traction on various surfaces, even wet or oily ones.If you need a work shoe that prioritizes comfort and protection without compromising on style, the Timberland PRO Intercept is a winner. A real bang for your buck.Highly recommended for anyone in demanding industries!

For bigger guys get thicker insoles but the price and comfort is great even on dirt in a steel mill all day !

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