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The Timberland Men's Expertise Light Hiker Steel Toe Workboot combines the comfort of a light hiker with the toughness of a work boot. The steel toecap offers protection, and the special rubber compound sole provides traction on all surfaces.
Leather and fabric upper with abrasion-resistant Ever-Guard leather toe and heel protection.
Ortholite open-cell polyurethane footbed with Agion anti-microbial cover provides durable, resilient cushioning.
Anatomically contoured insole with integral steel shank for support.
Compression molded EVA sole inserts for added cushioning.
Rugged rubber lug sole with Ladder Lock radius.
ANSI 175/C75 Z41 PT99 and ASTM F2412-05/F2413-05 Steel Toe rated.
ANSI Z41PT99 and ASTM F2412-05/F2413-05 Electrical Hazard rated.
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 | Timberland Expertise Hiker Steel Toe | $74.95 - $89.00 |
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| I don't usually wear boots for work. I'm on my feet all day and I usually wear NB Cross Trainers. I wanted a boot that would keep my feet from getting wet either from snow coming in over the top or from stepping in puddles. I've had these for a month now, and I've found them very comfortable. I wish they were a little narrower, so I wear them with thicker socks to make up the difference. In all fairness to Timberland, I usually buy a B width, which was not available, so I ordered the D's. They seem a little looser than other D width shoes I have had. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 02/01/2008 | |
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| I have been buying Timberland Light Hikers for a couple of years now. A lightweight, durable boot with steel toe is a requirement for work. This matches the light hiker well, the heel is slightly higher and this boot is more like a traditional work boot than the former version of this, which had a slightly smaller and more flexible sole. I wear this for eight hours on concrete, and my feet don't hurt. | |
| Jim V at Zappos.com on 08/11/2008 | |
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| Timberland Pro review- It seems more durable than the last pair of steel toe hikers that I had (a diff brand). I like the look; wish the insole was a bit more substantial. I do a lot of walking and sometimes have arch issues. All in all seems like a good shoe for the price. | |
| Randy at Zappos.com on 06/26/2007 | |
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| Pro LT Hiker - Another good boot from Timberland. It doesn't have the arch support of the Pro Ratchet, but if you add some support in there, you have a good comfortable boot to wear daily. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 03/01/2008 | |
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| Excellent Choice - This is the first time I purchased this type of boot. I usually purchase Timberland's steel toe sneaker for work. The boot is light weight and comfortable. | |
| J W at Zappos.com on 12/24/2007 | |
Good Boots! | |
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| For what they cost you get a very good product. Sturdy, supportive and not very heavy. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 04/26/2009 | |
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| Timberland PRO Expertise LT Hiker Steel Toe is built tough BUT has one fatal flaw. The shoe lace eyelets are not steel but a plastic material sewed into the shoe. This is a critical failing point with this shoe. After 20 days, I went to tighten my shoe in the middle of the wilderness only to have an eyelet fail on me. I couldn't properly tighten this shoe on the long hike back into civilization. Thankfully, Zappos lived up to their WORLD CLASS SERVICE and provided a full refund. | |
| John L. at Zappos.com on 05/24/2009 | |
