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Which Are the Best Safety Toe Work Boots for You - Steel, Alloy or Composite?

The job site will always throw challenges at you, so it’s essential to wear the right safety toe work boots. Whether you’re battling weather, electrical hazards or falling objects, every day is unpredictable, and your protective footwear should be ready for anything. Learn more about our Safety Standards.

All types of Timberland PRO® safety toes meet ASTM 2413 impact (I) and compression (C) requirements when tested to ASTM F2412.

A deconstructed work boot showing a steel toe.

Steel Toe Work Footwear

Engineered with heavy-duty tempered steel that’s then coated with epoxy to resist corrosion, these work boots for men and women meet ASTM impact and compression safety standards. Designed with an asymmetrical shape for a roomier fit, these toe boxes are designed to protect you from falling objects and other potential job-site injuries. These boots are designed with heavy protection and ultimate safety in mind.

WHY THEY’RE GREAT: Steel-toe boots are super sturdy. They feature our thinnest toe caps and still offer maximum protection from potentially dangerous machinery, equipment and falling objects.

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Alloy Toe Work Footwear

Offered for both men and women, our alloy safety toe footwear is designed to keep your feet protected. These lighter-weight toe caps feature a military-grade metal alloy including aluminum, titanium and magnesium. Generous right and left toe boxes give plenty of room, all while meeting ASTM impact and compression safety standards.

WHY THEY’RE GREAT: Alloy toe caps are strong, lighter than steel and extremely protective.

A deconstructed work boot showing a composite toe.

Composite Toe Work Footwear

Available for both men and women, composite toe work boots feature non-metallic, non-magnetic toe caps, which meet ASTM impact and compression safety standards and are slower to conduct cold.

WHY THEY’RE GREAT: Composite toe boots won’t set off metal detectors. They’re also great for wearing in extreme high or low temperatures, because they don’t conduct heat or cold as quickly as metal safety toes do.

Carbon Shield™ Safety Toe

Timberland PRO® footwear with Carbon Shield™ safety toes offers weight savings from standard composite-toe footwear. Carbon Shield™ safety toes feature nanotechnology - with carbon nano tubes helping to add strength. Meets ASTM F2413 impact (I) and compression (C) requirements when tested to ASTM F2412.

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Soft Toe Work Footwear

Not all jobs require safety-toe footwear. Our soft toes don't meet ASTM standards for impact and compression, but they still meet ASTM standards for Slip Resistance and Electrical Hazard protection! If you’re looking for a lightweight, comfortable option either on or off the job site, our soft toe boots still offer plenty of support and performance. And many of our best-selling safety toe boots come in soft-toe options.

WHY THEY’RE GREAT: Soft-toe work footwear is lighter in weight, comfortable and versatile.

Top Selling Work Boots

A yellow six inch work boot.

Direct Attach

• Designed to be worn year-round: all seasons, all conditions

• PRO® rubber outsole can stand up to any environment

• Anti-fatigue technology for all-day comfort

A brown six inch work boot.

Boondock

• For heavy-duty use

• Large, roomy toe box

• Waterproof

A brown leather work boot.

TiTAN

• Built for lightweight all-day comfort

• Available in waterproof & non-waterproof

• Versatile outsole design for traction and slip resistance

A black work boot.

Tempe

• Athletic/Outdoor-inspired styling

• Made with mixed materials

• Flexible & lightweight construction

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Powertrain

• Breathable uppers

• Built for maximum stability

• Made for underfoot comfort

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High Safety Standards

Depending on your line of work, you may even be required to wear safety-toe boots under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance standards. You need to find the best alloy toe, composite toe or steel toe work boots for the job at hand, and for your feet. That’s why our Timberland PRO® line is safety rated for impact and compression by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

All our safety toe work boots and shoes meet the ASTM F2413 requirements when tested as per the ASTM F2412 test methods, meaning the safety toes can withstand having 50 solid pounds of weight dropped on them from a height of 18 inches, and 2,500 pounds of compressive force. But beyond the common safety standards, each toe type has their differences. The right work boots should increase your level of comfort and provide support during long hours on your feet. (And if you don’t need safety-toe boots, we have plenty of soft toe work boots and shoes, too!)

The Right Toe Type For Every Job