Timberland PRO Men's Gravel Pit 10" Steel Toe Waterproof 400G Insulated Met Guard Work Boot - Black — TB153531001
The Timberland PRO Gravel Pit 10" is a full-hazard boot — steel toe, internal met guard, puncture plate, waterproof membrane, 400g of insulation, and EH protection in one tall black boot.
A premium full-grain waterproof leather upper with Ever-Guard abrasion zones and a waterproof, blood-borne-pathogen-resistant membrane, 400g of insulation, an asymmetrical steel toe rated ASTM F2413 and CSA Z195 Grade 1, an internal metatarsal guard, a metallic puncture-resistant plate, EH protection with an electric-shock-resistant sole, a steel shank, the ISN suspension system, a shaft flex band, 3M Scotchlite reflective details, a ReBOTL antimicrobial lining, and a heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant rubber outsole with a Ladder Lock heel.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO Gravel Pit 10" TB153531001
- Asymmetrical steel safety toe — ASTM F2413 impact and compression, CSA Z195 Grade 1
- Internal metatarsal guard — ASTM F2413 Mt and CSA metatarsal protection
- Metallic puncture-resistant plate — ASTM F2413 PR and CSA protective sole
- Premium full-grain waterproof leather with abrasion-resistant Ever-Guard leather and a waterproof membrane
- Blood-borne pathogen resistant membrane — ASTM F1671
- Electrical hazard protection with an electric-shock-resistant sole
- 400g of insulation
- Independent Suspension Network (ISN) for control and agility
- Steel shank
- Molded Timberland PRO rubber toe
- Shaft flex band for bending and sitting
- 3M Scotchlite reflective logos and piping
- Heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant rubber outsole with Ladder Lock heel — ASTM F3445 slip resistance
Every Rating on One Boot
Toe, metatarsal, and puncture protection are all certified to ASTM F2413 and CSA Z195, with EH and electric-shock-resistant soles on top — the full stack that aggregate, mining, oilfield, and heavy-industrial sites write into their PPE requirements.
Built for Cold, Wet, Tall Work
A 10-inch waterproof shaft with 400g of insulation handles slurry, snow, and standing water, while the flex band lets the tall shaft bend when you kneel or sit in equipment, and the Ladder Lock heel grips rungs.
Why Choose the Timberland PRO TB153531001?
A waterproof, insulated, steel-toe, met-guard, puncture-resistant 10-inch boot — the pick for quarries, mining, oilfield, and heavy industry where one boot has to satisfy every line of the PPE spec.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Gravel Pit TB153531001 meet?
The steel toe meets ASTM F2413 impact and compression and CSA Z195 Grade 1; the met guard meets ASTM F2413 Mt, the plate meets ASTM F2413 PR, the outsole meets ASTM F3445 slip resistance, and the boot carries EH protection with an electric-shock-resistant sole.
Is the met guard internal or external?
Internal. An anatomical polyurethane-and-rubber guard sits under the vamp, so it protects the top of the foot without an external flap to catch on rebar or ladder rungs.
How does the Gravel Pit fit?
It fits true to size — order the size you wear in athletic shoes, and choose Wide if you normally need an EE width. It runs from size 5 to 15; steel toes fit slightly closer than composite, and with 400g of insulation the boot runs warm, so try it on in the socks you work in. The OrthoLite footbed is removable.
How warm is 400g of insulation?
400g is a mid-weight fill — warm through cold, wet shifts when you are moving, without overheating during active work. For long, stationary work in deep cold, a heavier-insulated boot is warmer.
How does it compare with the TB153530001?
The TB153531001 is 10 inches tall with an internal met guard, a puncture plate, and 400g of insulation. The TB153530001 is an 8-inch steel-toe waterproof boot with an external met guard for sites that specify one.
How do I care for the Gravel Pit?
Knock off dirt, wipe the leather clean, let the boot dry away from direct heat, and condition the leather every few months. Rinse off slurry and chemicals the same day, and let the insulated lining dry fully before the next shift.
