Timberland Pro Sawhorse 2.0 Safety Boot - Black

The Timberland Pro Sawhorse 2.0 boots are water-resistant, meaning they can repel water to a certain degree and keep your feet dry in light rain or damp conditions. They are not fully waterproof and should not be submerged in water.

The steel safety toe provides 200 joules of impact protection.

No, these boots are not rated for electrical hazard (EH) protection. They are designed for impact and puncture resistance. Always consult the product specifications for EH ratings if needed.

You can remove the PU footbed and clean it with mild soap and water. Ensure it is completely dry before placing it back into the boot.

It is recommended to wear moisture-wicking work socks made of materials like wool or synthetic blends. Avoid cotton socks, as they can retain moisture and lead to discomfort and blisters.

The break-in period can vary for individuals, but typically lasts from a few days to a couple of weeks of consistent wear. Listening to your feet and gradually increasing wear time is key.

Regularly clean the leather with a damp cloth. Periodically apply a quality leather conditioner to keep it supple and maintain its water-resistant properties.

The boots may require a break-in period. Wear them for short periods initially and gradually increase the duration. Ensure you are wearing appropriate work socks. Consider using leather conditioner after the break-in period.

The water-resistant treatment may have diminished. Ensure the leather is clean and dry, then reapply a suitable leather water-repellent treatment. Check seams for potential breaches.

Clean the PU outsole with water and a brush to remove embedded debris that may be affecting grip. Ensure the surface itself is not compromised (e.g., excessively oily or wet).

Ensure the footbed is properly seated and not worn out. Consider replacing the PU footbed with an aftermarket insert designed for enhanced cushioning or arch support if fatigue persists.