I have this exact boot and I love them. There was no break-in period needed. They were a bit stiff when new but did not pinch. They are warm enough for Vermont winters if you are walking or working. If you are sitting for a long time the 600g thinsulate might not be enough. I don't sit in the cold so they are great. A+ on comfort.
Fantastic boot. Wore my last pair for 4 years. Not a whole lot between April-October but all Winter with high demand and 12+ hours a day 6-7 days a week. Completely Water proof and very warm with good socks (worked in -40 Celsius (-40F)) Make sure to dry them every night and re-oil the leather every couple of months (when they start to look a little dry). Comfort 9.5/10 Durability 9.5/10 Looks 10/10 (dark brown, full grain leather is my shiet)
Bought a pair of 1000g's for our Vermont cold. Happy thus far. One exception that was only briefly & quickly 'blown over' in your presentation. It should be noted more prominently that, if you have a work environment that is known to wear heavily on your treads, then you might expect to replace your entire boot just when the uppers are getting well-broken in and becoming comfortable. The reason? The soles on these boits are NOT replaceable. However, if as is the case for me, you don't intend to work in an environment that is particularly tough on sole bottoms and you are mostly concerned with warmth and light-weight comfort, these boots will do the job admirably!
Picked these up a few days ago. Unbelievably comfortable (equivalent to a slipper) and very warm. Walking through the snow is a breeze. I treated the leather with timberlands waxim leather protector and finished it off with their balmproofer protector so I’m hoping the waterproof features exceed my expectations.
Had these boots less than 6 months working here in Alaska and loved the comfort of these boots right out the box. I didn't get blisters or anything. There wasn't a break in period which was really nice! Just comfort from day one. The issue I had was after several months of wearing them, 12 hour a day, my feet would get really wet if it was raining or puddles on the ground. Made for a long day with wet feet. Not fun! I bought them cus they were suppose to be waterproof. Not water resistant! Lol. Well, so I was able to take them back to where I purchased them at and I got a brand new pair due to them not being waterproof anymore. It was a few days shy of being 6 months of buying them. Great return policy if you are not happy with them. I will be recommending these boots to all my coworkers due to the comfort of them. If they leak again I maybe changing my tune but I'm hoping for the best! Comfy boots are hard to find now days!
Best boots ever. I work construction in the cold Canadian winters. these boots are warm and dry day in and day out. I also wear them in the summer and they are a bit hot buy not terrible. Just bought my 3rd pair in a row today. I won't buy anything else.
Excellent boot I've worn these boots for the past four years now. I used to be a Die hard boot fan for many years,until I put on the Timberlan pro. My opinion best boot ever. I basically had no boot break in time. I'm on my feet 10-12 hours a day and I felt like I was wearing a Nike tennis shoe. Unbelievably comfortable. Thank you for making this boot.
I have the non-insulated 8" boon and I'll tell you, besides looking a little like deep sea diver boots, they are the bomb! I crouch a lot at work as a roofer and they have flexibility and durability. Water beads up on them, just make sure they dry at nite. So warm. Great boot.
I have a pair of these but mine have 1000g thinsulate. Very warm and very comfortable. Im in my boots 10-18 hours a day and have had them going on 4 years. They are spendy but worth it. Love them and highly recommend.
18 months and counting on these bad boys. 8 to 12 hours a day. Comfort from the box till even today. Only replaced the insoles once. Truth is I don't have the insulated version, I live and work in the south. Landscaping and irrigation installation performed everyday with these on. Highly recommend them.
I just bought a pair of the 600g model . I noticed in the comments a lot of people talking about drying them every night . What is the easiest cheapest way to dry them every night? I am using them out in weather from 0 to 20 degrees F sometimes colder. Building a solar field with winds that reach 30 mph. thanks for your review.
i picked up a pair of these at salvation army for 15. just needed to be sanitized, cleaned, waxed, and polished. and waterproof treatment. they looked like brand new again after the wax.
I just ordered the insulated version, im also in Indiana and im starting to worry I should have got the non insulated version because I work indoors a lot of the time. Have you wore yours in the summer much?
I've had mine for a little over a year. Coming from Redwing king toes, the second you put the boot on, you can tell how comfortable they are. Trying a pair of Ariat turbo h2o carbon toe as replacement boots. I may end back with the Boondocks or just refreshing my insoles bc they are still in great condition.
I work for the railroad.prob.the most harshest place to walk n work on rocks all day..mine are 400 grams and they work good in winter and ok in summer with reg.socks..best boots I've had on the rocks even wolverine and all red wings and Merrels and redback boots I've had...thanks for the review...
Alberta rig hand here and i have worn Dakota’s and Cat boots in the field and in the shop and non compare to the comfort of these Timberlands. Its either these boots or Dunlop rubber boots with the vibram soles. Ya Cant beat them!
I live in canada 🇨🇦 and it was -15 today feel like -32 working construction under the open sky working in elevation that make the weather even more extreme and it F my toes up.
These boots are extremely comfortable on the feet, it's like walking on pillows. Made well and true to size. Very warm boot, not good for summer and the toe area is very tall. If you work in a shop on equipment requiring you to step on a covered/enclosed pedal it is a problem, boot gets in the way.
Going on 3 years, wearing these daily as a conductor in frigid Canadian winters and they are still going strong. I’ll buy the same pair again for sure one day. On the railroad these boots have incredible reputation. Everyone knows how comfortable and high quality these things are
+R.A. Harbert I have not had the chance to get my hands on a set yet. It looks to be a badass boot. But I would need to get inside and pull it apart before I could say anything of value about it.
I bought today... I went to fleet farm specifically to buy another pair of thorogood boots..I’ve bought two pair of the same.. brown and black, My black are beatup and got soaked with some sewage... I decided,, to toss those and go get another pair of the thorogood because I know they fit me great and are very comfortable.... but these timberland pro boondocks were right next to them... and for shits and giggles I tried them on... and then tried the thorogood and back and forth a couple times.. and I tell you what....... those timberlands felt so soothing, and soft and perfect... never had a pair of boots felt that good on my feet... I think they are kinda ugly.... but damm who cares.. I’m a plumber... comfort is my main concern....
Great review. Do you think these would be good for rock ballast? If not any recommendations for working in a rail yard. Have yet to find any boots that leave my feet pain free.
You are a saint. Can you do more vids and maybe even comparisons on metguards. In Canada regulations on these being necessary---and even them needing to be 'internal' metguards is becoming a mainstay in many industries and unfortunately--- im not seeing many reviews anywhere on them.
I've got the 200g version that says Vibram on the toe, and they threw the kitchen sink at my boots. I'm really wishing I could get them resoled. This will probably be their last winter. I've already burned into the missile a little. If I'm not buying a boot to rebuild, this is about the only winter boot option I want.
@@joshtheflatearthjedi222 depends on where your work keeps the temperature. Some places run the A/C in the summer down in the 60's so I'd say the 200g wouldn't be too bad if your not in the 75-90's. Just kinda gauge it on that, and if you naturally have sweaty feet, you'll probably have sweaty feet. I sweat in mine doing snow removal, so, that's a thing you gotta gauge on your own factors. If your in and out is another thing to think about. They're fantastic boots for what they are.
@@ThomasSteed thanks for the feedback I changed my order and decided to go with the uninsulated ones. I work both indoors and outdoors in all conditions but have naturally sweaty feet so um a little scared to get the insulated version. From the reviews I've seen even the normal pair are quite warm. I cant wait to get mine, the pair I tried on were like walking on clouds. Happy holidays to you ☺
I got the wide for swelling and I’m a med size. It definitely is wide. You will have to wear a thick hiking sock plus tighten those laces all the up, but you will have very protected feet for fighting zombies
Just bought a pair of these today in the 1000g comp toe flavor.. I have notoriously hot sweaty feet and I work in a hot facility but occasionally have to trudge through slush outside for hours on end.. didn’t want to buy a pair for summer unlined and a pair for winter, so I think a boot dryer is in my future.. I’ll update my thoughts after I have had a chance to get some time in them but if they stay as comfortable as my little boot store test drive, I think I can overlook the hotfoot side effect. :-)
Nice vid, I JUST ordered Timberland Pro from Amazon. I’m a truck driver, my boots are on 18+ hrs a day. So I want quality and comfort. My employer will GIVE me a FREE pair of boots every year.... BUT, they are poor quality, ripping after 4 months, laces broke to. Once they’re broken in, they’re ready to trash.
I'm planning on picking these boots up for my work. I do HVAC in California. Would these be a bad idea because they're made for cold places? I like them because we need Rubber toe tips and I tried them on at SEARS super comfortable.
I do industrial hvac in Chicago...I wear the 6 inch...best fucking boots ever...on my 3rd pair...used to wear red wings...I know its 9 months later but since we are in the same trade...I figured I'd chime in...
I have the same model. Mine is 3.5 months old and they get wet inside. I work in Minnesota during the winter as a carpenter and despite the boots look great and are very comfortable since day one, if you don't dry it every night, you will have cold feet next day. It's not sweat because it's only at the toes area.
Mine get wet in the toe area..cause of the rubber..their completely water proof..my toe area gets a little wet too but its because the toe are doesnt breath...I didnt rain at all or in water but so is near toes were a little wet....
Hi, nice professional review. I’m looking for a very good quality pair of work boots- must be insulated/ waterproof/breathable and have a composite or steel toe (pre- composite) and of course comfy for 12 hours working day. Is this the boot for me? Cheers
+Ricky Davila if your ordering with free returns then start with a 9.5 med. I find THOROGOOD and Carolina are true American sized boots. Where brands like TIMBERLAND is a general sized boot.
+SoldierOfJesus1611 yes they do. It's been a long time since I have held a pair. Back in the early 2000's I was subbing the Timbo wedge for CAROLINA 849. But like all models that go through a transition the Timbo started to fall apart for the Chicago iron worker's much faster then Carolina's Wedge.
No, this model is way too warm with the 600g of insulation. I have this pair of boots and anything above freezing is too warm for these bad boys. They do make a 400g model, and a non-insulated model as well but they come in different colors.
@@devonward3658 i just ordered a pair of 400 gram insulated. I work inside a lot of time and was hoping these would work well for both hot and cold conditions. Do you have any issues with them being too hot when not worn during winter months.
@@joshtheflatearthjedi222 Personally I don't wear the 400g ones inside, and they get most of their use in late fall and then spring up here in New England. I'd say weather anywhere in the 30-50F range is when I wear them. Colder than that I go up to the 600g ones for extended periods outdoors, and warmer than that I go to my 6" uninsulated Boondocks.
Anyone work on these on freshly Zambonied ice. Ice rink ice not just ice on mud or road. I have to work on the ice rinks and want to know what traction I'm getting...
All timberland boots are more for looks even there pro series I had bought a few pair of the boon docks line and they where comfortable but where trashes in about 5 months
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I have these boots. It's been 3 years now.and their still comfortable. Very well made.
Did you used on summer?
I have this exact boot and I love them. There was no break-in period needed. They were a bit stiff when new but did not pinch. They are warm enough for Vermont winters if you are walking or working. If you are sitting for a long time the 600g thinsulate might not be enough. I don't sit in the cold so they are great. A+ on comfort.
Fantastic boot. Wore my last pair for 4 years. Not a whole lot between April-October but all Winter with high demand and 12+ hours a day 6-7 days a week.
Completely Water proof and very warm with good socks (worked in -40 Celsius (-40F))
Make sure to dry them every night and re-oil the leather every couple of months (when they start to look a little dry).
Comfort 9.5/10
Durability 9.5/10
Looks 10/10 (dark brown, full grain leather is my shiet)
Bought a pair of 1000g's for our Vermont cold. Happy thus far. One exception that was only briefly & quickly 'blown over' in your presentation. It should be noted more prominently that, if you have a work environment that is known to wear heavily on your treads, then you might expect to replace your entire boot just when the uppers are getting well-broken in and becoming comfortable. The reason? The soles on these boits are NOT replaceable. However, if as is the case for me, you don't intend to work in an environment that is particularly tough on sole bottoms and you are mostly concerned with warmth and light-weight comfort, these boots will do the job admirably!
Picked these up a few days ago. Unbelievably comfortable (equivalent to a slipper) and very warm. Walking through the snow is a breeze. I treated the leather with timberlands waxim leather protector and finished it off with their balmproofer protector so I’m hoping the waterproof features exceed my expectations.
Mine lasted about 4 years. Great boot. I just reordered them for this winter in Chicago. 🥶 -30 degrees I’m ready
Had these boots less than 6 months working here in Alaska and loved the comfort of these boots right out the box. I didn't get blisters or anything. There wasn't a break in period which was really nice! Just comfort from day one. The issue I had was after several months of wearing them, 12 hour a day, my feet would get really wet if it was raining or puddles on the ground. Made for a long day with wet feet. Not fun! I bought them cus they were suppose to be waterproof. Not water resistant! Lol. Well, so I was able to take them back to where I purchased them at and I got a brand new pair due to them not being waterproof anymore. It was a few days shy of being 6 months of buying them. Great return policy if you are not happy with them. I will be recommending these boots to all my coworkers due to the comfort of them. If they leak again I maybe changing my tune but I'm hoping for the best! Comfy boots are hard to find now days!
Best boots ever. I work construction in the cold Canadian winters. these boots are warm and dry day in and day out.
I also wear them in the summer and they are a bit hot buy not terrible.
Just bought my 3rd pair in a row today. I won't buy anything else.
+Tinman204 thanks for chiming in .
***** Its different for everyone. since we all do different types of work in our boots. No two will last the same amount of time.
Have you been on an ice rink with them? and if so hows the traction?
Thank you...
Not an ice rink. but I have been Ice fishing with them. the traction was better then I expected. if i'm not mistaken two different types of ice.
TheBootGuy
Thank you.
Was the ice clean? like no snow and not rough?
l have had 3 pairs of these boots. They last me about 1 year, very warm great waterproofing.
these are by far the best boot Ive had in my 10 years of working in boots
I’ve had mine since 2017. Still going strong! The back at the top did rip, but they still work
Excellent boot I've worn these boots for the past four years now. I used to be a Die hard boot fan for many years,until I put on the Timberlan pro. My opinion best boot ever. I basically had no boot break in time. I'm on my feet 10-12 hours a day and I felt like I was wearing a Nike tennis shoe. Unbelievably comfortable. Thank you for making this boot.
I have the non-insulated 8" boon and I'll tell you, besides looking a little like deep sea diver boots, they are the bomb! I crouch a lot at work as a roofer and they have flexibility and durability. Water beads up on them, just make sure they dry at nite. So warm. Great boot.
I have a pair of these but mine have 1000g thinsulate. Very warm and very comfortable. Im in my boots 10-18 hours a day and have had them going on 4 years. They are spendy but worth it. Love them and highly recommend.
Where did you buy them with 1000g of insolation? Thank you very much!
Oh I for got,my knees and back thank you for this unbelievably comfortable boot
These are my year round Winnipeg MB work boots. Mine are 3 years old at this point, love them! I will buy the same pair again.
Great boots!! They only lasted 10 months but hands down comfy.
18 months and counting on these bad boys. 8 to 12 hours a day. Comfort from the box till even today. Only replaced the insoles once. Truth is I don't have the insulated version, I live and work in the south. Landscaping and irrigation installation performed everyday with these on. Highly recommend them.
I just bought a pair of the 600g model . I noticed in the comments a lot of people talking about drying them every night . What is the easiest cheapest way to dry them every night? I am using them out in weather from 0 to 20 degrees F sometimes colder. Building a solar field with winds that reach 30 mph. thanks for your review.
These are my go to winter boots !! Super comfy, great traction, lightweight, and warm.
i picked up a pair of these at salvation army for 15. just needed to be sanitized, cleaned, waxed, and polished. and waterproof treatment. they looked like brand new again after the wax.
Bought my 3rd pair today... Simply the best money can buy.
Just bought these. Have not wore them yet. Is there any additional waterproofing needed for the care of these boots
Give me 1 good year with a boot and I'm happy . Great review 👏
I love those boots I got the 200g and they are the best for snow and cold weather of Indiana
I just ordered the insulated version, im also in Indiana and im starting to worry I should have got the non insulated version because I work indoors a lot of the time. Have you wore yours in the summer much?
I've had mine for a little over a year. Coming from Redwing king toes, the second you put the boot on, you can tell how comfortable they are. Trying a pair of Ariat turbo h2o carbon toe as replacement boots. I may end back with the Boondocks or just refreshing my insoles bc they are still in great condition.
I work for the railroad.prob.the most harshest place to walk n work on rocks all day..mine are 400 grams and they work good in winter and ok in summer with reg.socks..best boots I've had on the rocks even wolverine and all red wings and Merrels and redback boots I've had...thanks for the review...
Do you think the 600g will be too much for an engineer whose feet get cold?
@@1996Gtalum they'll be good w thinner socks.thats all I wear a mine n my feet stay perfect in the cold
Alberta rig hand here and i have worn Dakota’s and Cat boots in the field and in the shop and non compare to the comfort of these Timberlands. Its either these boots or Dunlop rubber boots with the vibram soles. Ya Cant beat them!
How are these in the summer in AB? Im starting in service rig in a couple days and I’m thinking of picking these up.
The Boondock is on my short bucket list, but at 95 degrees here in NY, they're gonna have to wait a few months. Great review!!!!
+Warren Bickmeyer " TIMBERLAND pro boondock an oven for your feet " © the boot guy 2016.. lol
Get the non insulated one. Same great boot minus the insulation. Still waterproof.
I live in canada 🇨🇦 and it was -15 today feel like -32 working construction under the open sky working in elevation that make the weather even more extreme and it F my toes up.
Getting ready to try them out in -50f on the North Slope of Alaska.....all the guys swear by these up there. :)
These boots are extremely comfortable on the feet, it's like walking on pillows. Made well and true to size. Very warm boot, not good for summer and the toe area is very tall. If you work in a shop on equipment requiring you to step on a covered/enclosed pedal it is a problem, boot gets in the way.
Going on 3 years, wearing these daily as a conductor in frigid Canadian winters and they are still going strong. I’ll buy the same pair again for sure one day. On the railroad these boots have incredible reputation. Everyone knows how comfortable and high quality these things are
UP Conductor here and I agree 💯
Y’all must be thru freight conductors. Guys on road switchers wear them out in six months..
Hey buddy, i will be buying this.
Yes bro timberland is number one in the world. Good brand the best boots!
+Jeremy Kimanski as sometimes they are.
Very comfortable out of the box. Mine didnt last long though. The inside started ripping out after about 4 or 5 months
Are these comfortable enough to use as a hiking boot?
+Brent 1031 I would be ok with them out in the woods.
Thank you for the reply and the fantastic vids!
Is this boot for extremely wet environment?
I thought it was 200g insulated. Whats a boot dryer?
Just picked up a pair of the 1000G Boondocks for work this winter. Should be nice since it's been -30C the past week
Hey I order the same boot, can u tell me how is it, really keeps warm pn weather below 20
Are these more comfortable than the Georgia Giant boot ??? Please lmk ASAP.Thanks
Have you reviewed the Magnum Halifax 6.0? Big fan of Timberland Pro. Just wondering your thoughts on these Magnums.
+R.A. Harbert I have not had the chance to get my hands on a set yet. It looks to be a badass boot. But I would need to get inside and pull it apart before I could say anything of value about it.
Excellent review man. I'm going to buy these today.
+Franco sweet , check my Amazon link. Some times the price is less and shipping is free.
-10 last winter I did a 21 days on and 7 days off in -45 lol I'm trying to see what the 1000g is like in a canadian winter
I bought today... I went to fleet farm specifically to buy another pair of thorogood boots..I’ve bought two pair of the same.. brown and black, My black are beatup and got soaked with some sewage... I decided,, to toss those and go get another pair of the thorogood because I know they fit me great and are very comfortable.... but these timberland pro boondocks were right next to them... and for shits and giggles I tried them on... and then tried the thorogood and back and forth a couple times.. and I tell you what....... those timberlands felt so soothing, and soft and perfect... never had a pair of boots felt that good on my feet... I think they are kinda ugly.... but damm who cares.. I’m a plumber... comfort is my main concern....
Great review. Do you think these would be good for rock ballast? If not any recommendations for working in a rail yard. Have yet to find any boots that leave my feet pain free.
You are a saint. Can you do more vids and maybe even comparisons on metguards. In Canada regulations on these being necessary---and even them needing to be 'internal' metguards is becoming a mainstay in many industries and unfortunately--- im not seeing many reviews anywhere on them.
I've got the 200g version that says Vibram on the toe, and they threw the kitchen sink at my boots. I'm really wishing I could get them resoled. This will probably be their last winter. I've already burned into the missile a little. If I'm not buying a boot to rebuild, this is about the only winter boot option I want.
If working indoors do you think the insulated version will cause sweaty feet?
@@joshtheflatearthjedi222 depends on where your work keeps the temperature. Some places run the A/C in the summer down in the 60's so I'd say the 200g wouldn't be too bad if your not in the 75-90's. Just kinda gauge it on that, and if you naturally have sweaty feet, you'll probably have sweaty feet. I sweat in mine doing snow removal, so, that's a thing you gotta gauge on your own factors. If your in and out is another thing to think about. They're fantastic boots for what they are.
@@ThomasSteed thanks for the feedback I changed my order and decided to go with the uninsulated ones. I work both indoors and outdoors in all conditions but have naturally sweaty feet so um a little scared to get the insulated version. From the reviews I've seen even the normal pair are quite warm. I cant wait to get mine, the pair I tried on were like walking on clouds. Happy holidays to you ☺
@@joshtheflatearthjedi222 happy holidays! Get some nice wool socks for them really cold days you'll be out in it!
@@ThomasSteed will do! Thanks
I got the wide for swelling and I’m a med size. It definitely is wide. You will have to wear a thick hiking sock plus tighten those laces all the up, but you will have very protected feet for fighting zombies
Just bought a pair of these today in the 1000g comp toe flavor.. I have notoriously hot sweaty feet and I work in a hot facility but occasionally have to trudge through slush outside for hours on end.. didn’t want to buy a pair for summer unlined and a pair for winter, so I think a boot dryer is in my future.. I’ll update my thoughts after I have had a chance to get some time in them but if they stay as comfortable as my little boot store test drive, I think I can overlook the hotfoot side effect. :-)
so too hot?
Any updates? I just ordered an insulated version and am starting to worry that I should have got non insulated version.
Can I use these as purely a snow boot?
I do when I play in the snow with my kids. They're my preferred winter boots, despite the steel toe.
Nice vid, I JUST ordered Timberland Pro from Amazon. I’m a truck driver, my boots are on 18+ hrs a day. So I want quality and comfort. My employer will GIVE me a FREE pair of boots every year.... BUT, they are poor quality, ripping after 4 months, laces broke to. Once they’re broken in, they’re ready to trash.
I wish I could work in -10 I get to work in -30 weather
+Black Thunder now that's cold..
Black Thunder ahah sucks when that's before windchill
Move to Vermont and we'll fix you up!
Same here
I'm planning on picking these boots up for my work. I do HVAC in California. Would these be a bad idea because they're made for cold places? I like them because we need Rubber toe tips and I tried them on at SEARS super comfortable.
I do industrial hvac in Chicago...I wear the 6 inch...best fucking boots ever...on my 3rd pair...used to wear red wings...I know its 9 months later but since we are in the same trade...I figured I'd chime in...
im tossed between the timberland pro or the irish setter, irish setter has a thicker base,,
I have the same model.
Mine is 3.5 months old and they get wet inside.
I work in Minnesota during the winter as a carpenter and despite the boots look great and are very comfortable since day one, if you don't dry it every night, you will have cold feet next day. It's not sweat because it's only at the toes area.
Mine get wet in the toe area..cause of the rubber..their completely water proof..my toe area gets a little wet too but its because the toe are doesnt breath...I didnt rain at all or in water but so is near toes were a little wet....
Hi, nice professional review. I’m looking for a very good quality pair of work boots- must be insulated/ waterproof/breathable and have a composite or steel toe (pre- composite) and of course comfy for 12 hours working day. Is this the boot for me? Cheers
Great content! Can you do a review on Timberland Pro Rigmaster 8” boots? Thanks!
What’s the heel height
Do you know if they run big or true to size? I've been wearing a 10 medium in Carolinas and thorogoods. I wear a 9 -1/2 in sneakers. Tx
+Ricky Davila if your ordering with free returns then start with a 9.5 med. I find THOROGOOD and Carolina are true American sized boots. Where brands like TIMBERLAND is a general sized boot.
Does Timberland make a wedge sole moc toe boots just wondering?
+SoldierOfJesus1611 yes they do. It's been a long time since I have held a pair. Back in the early 2000's I was subbing the Timbo wedge for CAROLINA 849. But like all models that go through a transition the Timbo started to fall apart for the Chicago iron worker's much faster then Carolina's Wedge.
What if I got them and put the boot tuff boot across the stitches on the toe!
It's a big old boot .. personally I think splitrocks can't go wrong light and durable good price range, nice vid though keep up the good reviews 👌
will they become hot in the summer?
Handsome boots, very masculine.
Works in -30 btw
This must be for the guys up north never seen them in florida
Got them in 1000gram it's was -20 in wv were i was working and my feet were not cold at all really wish they would make it in a 10" slip on tho
how much this items
Seriously? -10 is a january nice day in Maine. -50 wind chill is normal
i already have the timberland pro and it is a good boot when I do not have my chippawas i have the timberland pros
I have them they're sweet n awesome I'm gonna buy more
Does the steel toe get cold ?
The one he reviewed is a soft-toe model, but they also make these with a composite toe if you need a safety toe.
Their composite.not steel..work good on the railroad
so not good for nomral work wear that isnt in the Winter?
No, this model is way too warm with the 600g of insulation. I have this pair of boots and anything above freezing is too warm for these bad boys. They do make a 400g model, and a non-insulated model as well but they come in different colors.
@@devonward3658 yeah I bought non insulated version
@@devonward3658 i just ordered a pair of 400 gram insulated. I work inside a lot of time and was hoping these would work well for both hot and cold conditions. Do you have any issues with them being too hot when not worn during winter months.
@@joshtheflatearthjedi222 Personally I don't wear the 400g ones inside, and they get most of their use in late fall and then spring up here in New England. I'd say weather anywhere in the 30-50F range is when I wear them. Colder than that I go up to the 600g ones for extended periods outdoors, and warmer than that I go to my 6" uninsulated Boondocks.
Great review very professional brother!!!
+Excel4wd thanks.
These remind me a lot of the Lacrosse Adamas 8" boots I have....
Where to buy for india
It was a good boot until it started to take on water.. But I beat them up pretty good
8” is that the size?
No thats how far up on ur leg they go
These boot are great
Just bought these for my husband! He can't wait to try them out :)
Yo tengo ese modelo son eternas
Love 'em
awesome review man thanks!
Anyone work on these on freshly Zambonied ice.
Ice rink ice not just ice on mud or road.
I have to work on the ice rinks and want to know what traction I'm getting...
The ice was smooth but not Zamboni smooth. It had that windblown ice feel. If that makes sense. They did perform better than my buddies sorels.
ty so much...
All timberland boots are more for looks even there pro series I had bought a few pair of the boon docks line and they where comfortable but where trashes in about 5 months
I were them Dearing summer there not that hot but they stay warm in the cold
Me too
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Love the boot But it's heavy.
Buen kalzado
eu tenho uma pro 5 .idade da bota 4 years
这鞋太沉了
Those were the worse boots I ever bought. Bought two pairs and they didn’t even last a year.
-10... Laughs in canadian
i already have the timberland pro and it is a good boot when I do not have my chippawas i have the timberland pros
which are better? I have the boondock 8 inch 600 insulated but I look the look and feel of the Chippewa super loggers