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Don't let the comfort and convenience of these Timberland Pro men's slip-on work shoes fool you. They're as tough as your job site demands, with composite safety toes, electrical shock protection, a lightweight HoverSpring™ foam midsole, and a comfortable stretch lacing system that locks your feet securely in place.
| STYLE: | A5RXA |
| Sole: | Rubber outsole. Timberland PRO flex technology outsole featuring anatomically positioned flex grooves. |
| Upper: | Breathable, durable mesh upper with abrasion resistant reinforcements |
| Lining/Insulation: | Breathable and moisture-wicking lining with antimicrobial treatment for odour control |
| Footbed: | Anti-fatigue footbed |
| CSA: | Grade 1 Composite Toe, Composite Plate, Static Dissipative Plus (SD+) |
| Height: | Athletics |
| Size Range: | 4-11, 12,13,14,15 |
| Fit: | Wide |
| Work Conditions: | Light Duty |
Did you know that when required to wear protective footwear, you have options beyond traditional steel toe shoes or steel toe boots? Composite toe safety shoes & work boots are an excellent alternative. Composite toe safety shoes are often lighter than steel toe shoes and provide the same levels of protection.
To find out more about the differences, read our blog on What are the Differences Between Composite Toe, Aluminum Toe and Steel Toe Safety Shoes and Boots.
This shoes are great for 3-4 months , soft and confortable.
But it doesnt last long, i brought it and it has a wear off on the face which just after the steel toe.
While relatively comfortable as far as safety shoes go, within a year of purchase (I got the laced version of these) all the mesh on the top was shredded at the point the shoe bends and meets the composite toe protection. They looked nice new and the price is reasonable, but you’re better off spending another $60 and getting at least twice the life out of your purchase
Comfort and light weight, very satisfying for a work shoe
I love the idea of slip on shoes. I do Renovations, so at times there’s a lot of stepping in and out of my shoes. These are the antithesis of that. I bought two shoehorns, just for these. It takes an average of 5 min for me to wiggle around and find the right angle for my foot to slide in. I developed blisters from the rigid heel. Finally, they advertise as not waterproof, yet after 2 days wearing, they stank, and no amount of sprays or days off fixed that, so they’re not breathable either. I hope I’m simply the wrong foot shape for these and you love them. Mine are regrettably in the trash.
Awesome product by Timberland Pro. It looks like sports shoes, though, and is lightweight compared to other competitor lineups of safety shoes.
