- Is the composite toe as safe as a steel toe?
- Yes for most US job sites. Composite toes meet the same ASTM impact and compression standards as steel, and they are lighter and do not conduct cold or set off metal detectors.
- Does this boot run true to size?
- It tends to run large. Many owners size down half a size, especially if they wear thin socks. Try your normal size first if you wear thick work socks.
- Is it good for winter?
- It is waterproof but not insulated. It works in cold wet weather with warm socks, but it is not a replacement for a dedicated insulated winter boot.
- How does it compare with the Timberland Pro Pit Boss?
- The Boondock is the heavier, more rugged option with a composite toe and more aggressive outsole. The Pit Boss is lighter and softer underfoot but less protective on rough terrain.
- What is the shaft height?
- It is a 6-inch boot, so the shaft covers the ankle. That gives more support than a low shoe without the bulk of an 8-inch logger boot.
- Is it oil-resistant?
- Yes. The outsole is oil-resistant, which helps on shop floors and garage surfaces where oil and grease collect.
- Where is the Timberland Pro Men's 6" Waterproof Boondock Composite Toe Boots cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $169.97, 15% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Timberland Pro Men's 6" Waterproof Boondock Composite Toe Boots?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Shoebacca, Zappos, Blain's Farm & Fleet, Tractor Supply Co, GOAT.