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Stuff We Love: Timberland PRO Boondock Winter Work Boot

Keep your feet warm, dry and happy with these high-quality work boots from Timberland.

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For those of you who work outside in winter you know how miserable it is to have cold feet. Being on your feet all day is tough enough without the pain of cold toes. Here is the first of three OSHA-approved boots we tried that are designed to keep you warm, dry and comfortable on winter days.

If you want happy feet at the end of a long day check out this latest offering from Timberland. For more details on these great boots and where to buy them, click the link below.

Also, be sure to check out our reviews of the first two pairs of boots to compare and contrast the features and fit.

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Timberland PRO Boondock

These 6 in. high Timberland boots are made of waterproof leather and membranes with options for 200g/400g/600g and 1000g of insulation. Ours came with the 400g option and were plenty warm and dry in low double digit temperatures. Part of the magic with these boots are the soles. There is a thermal Urethane base sole for added warmth and a anti-fatigue midsole.

Timberland observed the issue of workers tripping over anti-fatigue mats so they basically integrated the relief those mats offer into their boot soles. The upper boot has a nice padded collar and smart lacing hardware that allows you to thread or hook the upper laces. The heel has an internal heel cup for lateral stability and a second layer of leather for abrasion resistance. The safety toe has a hard rubber exterior and an approved composite plastic so it doesn’t conduct the cold like a steel toe.

The limited height of these pro boots makes them perhaps not the best choice for a lot of snow or mud, but other than they are built to last and will provide long hours of comfort and warmth.

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Bill Bergmann
“Bungalow” Bill Bergmann is an associate editor at Family Handyman. He’s been a licensed contractor/builder for more than 20 years. For him, there’s nothing better than taking out a few walls to make people happier in their homes.