Timberland PRO Men's BOA True Grit Composite Toe Waterproof Pull-On Work Boot - Brown — TB0A66JQEM4
The Timberland PRO BOA True Grit is a Western pull-on with a dial — a CarbonShield composite toe, a waterproof membrane, EH protection, and the BOA Fit System to snug the shaft around your leg without laces.
A premium waterproof leather upper with a waterproof, blood-borne-pathogen-resistant membrane, a square asymmetrical composite toe with CarbonShield technology rated ASTM F2413, EH protection, the BOA Fit System, a mutilation-free upper, ExoSpine heel structure, a Smart Comfort hidden seam for entry, a fiberglass shank, an Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed, an antimicrobial lining, and an abrasion-resistant Timberland PRO rubber outsole on Goodyear welt construction.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO BOA True Grit TB0A66JQEM4
- Asymmetrical composite safety toe with CarbonShield technology in a square toe — ASTM F2413 impact and compression
- Premium waterproof leather with a waterproof, blood-borne-pathogen-resistant membrane — ASTM F1671
- Electrical hazard protection — ASTM F2413 and F2892
- BOA Fit System for micro-adjustable fit on a pull-on
- Mutilation-free upper
- Abrasion-resistant Timberland PRO rubber outsole — heat-, oil-, and slip-resistant
- ExoSpine heel structure
- Smart Comfort hidden seam for easier entry
- Fiberglass shank
- Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed
- Moisture-wicking lining with antimicrobial treatment
- Goodyear welt construction
A Pull-On That Actually Fits
Pull-ons usually trade fit for convenience — they are loose at the ankle so you can get them on. The BOA dial tightens the shaft once you are in, so the heel stays locked when you climb, kneel, or walk uneven ground.
CarbonShield Composite Toe
CarbonShield adds strength to a non-metallic composite cap, so the square Western toe carries an ASTM F2413 rating without steel's weight or cold transfer, and the Goodyear welt means the boot can be resoled.
Why Choose the Timberland PRO TB0A66JQEM4?
A waterproof, composite-toe, EH-rated Western pull-on with a BOA dial and a resoleable welt — the pick for ranch, oilfield, and trades work where you want pull-on speed and a locked-in heel.
Similar Styles to Consider
Shop more: Timberland PRO Boots, BOA Work Boots, Composite Toe Work Boots, Pull-On Work Boots
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the BOA True Grit TB0A66JQEM4 meet?
The CarbonShield composite toe meets ASTM F2413 impact and compression and CSA Z195 Grade 1; the boot carries EH protection under ASTM F2413 and F2892, and the membrane meets ASTM F1671 for blood-borne pathogens.
How does BOA work on a pull-on boot?
Pull the boot on as usual, then turn the dial to tighten the lace cable around the shaft and instep; pull the dial out to release it. You get pull-on speed with a lace-up's heel lock.
How does the BOA True Grit fit?
It fits true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. The square toe leaves room across the forefoot, the Smart Comfort seam eases entry, and the BOA dial takes up any looseness at the ankle; the footbed is removable.
Is the BOA True Grit waterproof?
Yes. Waterproof leather over an internal waterproof membrane keeps water out while letting moisture escape.
What's the difference between the True Grit boots?
Same Western styling, waterproof leather, and Anti-Fatigue Technology. The TB0A66JQEM4 adds the BOA dial; the TB1A2297214 and TB1A437Y214 are composite-toe pull-ons without BOA; the TB0A67QKW01 is the low composite-toe Chelsea.
How do I care for the BOA True Grit?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Rinse grit out of the BOA dial with water, and have a cobbler resole the Goodyear welt when the outsole wears.
