Looking for a truly lightweight, breathable work boot that’s also designed for rugged, dependable performance and safety? Our men’s Timberland PRO® Payload is that boot. The durable, metal- and mutilation-free upper starts with premium Timberland® full-grain leather, but we inserted abrasion-resistant ripstop nylon in areas of less stress to make it lighter and breathable. Although it’s lighter in weight, your safety is still ensured with a composite safety toe, electrical hazard protection, a contoured shock diffusion plate, and a heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant rubber outsole. Its Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed combined with a lightweight, cushioning EVA midsole also provides superior shock absorption and energy return for all-day-on-your-feet comfort. The breathable and moisture-wicking linings are made of ReBOTL™ fabric containing at least 50% recycled plastic with an antimicrobial treatment for odor control.
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Billy Verified Buyer –
I will purchase these boots as long as they are available. I have had four pair in three years. I am very heavy ......300+ pounds and they hold up for me very well.
Kurt Verified Buyer –
I‘m always having trouble buying online and getting the size right. These boots slipped right on and were perfect!!
Skylor Verified Buyer –
I‘ve worn a pair of this product for 30–50 hours a week over 6 years, about 15,000 steps a day. I am comfortable and safe through my workday. I know from practical use this is a near perfect product.
Leif Verified Buyer –
I wore these boots for 40+hrs every week for 2 years and they only died on me in the last 3 months of their life. When they did start to fall apart there were holes on the sides of the cones.