Many mention that they’re a solid winter boot. I haven’t used them in the snow yet, but given those strong lugs, I believe this.

My buddy Donny, works a combination of outdoors and indoors where sometimes he might work in a bit of soft ground and mud and other times on tarmac or hard concrete. Of course, my feet were tired at the end. The level of soreness wasn’t out of the ordinary or even particularly long-lasting, which is especially impressive considering how new they are. The boots weighs 2 pounds and 76 ounces which is the equivalent of 1 kg and 124 grams more or less.By cementing the heel and only welting the boots ¾ of the way around, Timberland created a flexible yet durable boot that sits right in the middle ground of being highly durable but also highly flexible. The boots are still very comfortable and warm which is great for this time of the year since we’re having some miserable weather, wet, cold and windy! In my experience, this look is easy to restore and maintain, especially since it hides scuffs and scratches effectively. Overall, my first impression is positive. The leather, comfort, and attention to detail is promising. Leather Quality and Care

But the stitches are holding up well, there are no signs of damage to the eyelets or speed hooks, and even the laces are still in good shape. The materials used in making these boots are of good quality. They are a little bit on the heavy side, but they are comfortable (once you get use to them) and also durable.I’m a moderator on the work boots sub on Reddit and here’s what some of our redditors have to say about these boots: Join the sub here. 1. The waterproofing doesn’t last The only reason I didn’t get another pair of them is because the tread is pretty aggressive and the grated floor and stuff we have at work was dangerous running on.

So here we are, the second update on these work boots. Donny is very happy with the boots and how they’re holding up. The bottom line is: They are extremely comfortable. So much so that I’ve read online that many people are putting the Timberland insoles inside of their Thorogood boots! Just remember to clean the upper before applying conditioners or oils. To do this, simply dust off the dirt, then go in with a leather cleaner like Saddle Soap. Dab it on a moist rag and suds it up. So as long as the waterproof membrane doesn’t get punctured, water will never come into his boots. Are they lightweight?How much do they weigh? The outsole is made out of rubber and the deep lugs together with the heel will provide some great traction when working on soft ground.Beyond that, there’s the Anti-Fatigue insole and the hard Texon footboard and heel cup for support.