Timberland PRO Gridworks 6" Alloy Toe Waterproof Work Boot — Golden Brown — TB1A29V1214
The Gridworks takes on freezing, oily, slippery, and rough terrain, with a lightweight cold-formula outsole built for traction.
A rugged premium Timberland® full-grain waterproof leather upper with an internal waterproof membrane, an alloy safety toe, electrical hazard protection, an Anti-Fatigue Technology footbed, and a breathable ReBOTL™ lining — on a Goodyear® welt with an All-Weather TPU outsole.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO TB1A29V1214
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Asymmetrical Alloy Safety Toe — A lightweight metal cap meeting ASTM F2413 impact and compression standards, thinner than composite for more toe-box room.
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Electrical Hazard Rated — Secondary underfoot protection against live circuits.
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Premium Full-Grain Waterproof Leather with Waterproof Membrane — Keeps feet dry and resists blood-borne pathogens.
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Goodyear® Welt Construction — A durable mechanical bond; resoleable.
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Steel Shank — Structural support underfoot.
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Anti-Fatigue Technology Polyurethane Footbed — Geometric cone support for shock absorption and energy return.
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Dual-Purpose Top Hardware — Lacing customization.
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ReBOTL™ Lining with Antimicrobial Odor Control — Breathable, moisture-wicking fabric made with at least 50% recycled plastic.
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All-Weather TPU Outsole — Lightweight and abrasion-resistant, with a cold-formula compound that stays flexible on frozen ground. Imported.
Built for Cold, Oily, Slippery Ground
The Gridworks' All-Weather TPU outsole uses a cold-formula compound that stays pliable on frozen ground where standard rubber stiffens, with lugs cut for oily and wet surfaces. It is the boot for winter yards, refineries, and slick plant floors.
Built to Be Rebuilt
Goodyear® welt construction stitches the outsole to the upper rather than bonding it, so a cobbler can replace the sole when the tread wears down — uncommon in Timberland PRO's lighter lines, and worth having on a boot this well-built.
Why Choose the TB1A29V1214?
A waterproof, EH-rated, resoleable alloy-toe 6" boot with a cold-weather outsole — the pick for site and plant work on frozen, oily, or slick ground where you want a lighter cap than steel and a welt you can rebuild.
Similar Styles to Consider
Want an alloy toe in an athletic hiker? The Hyperion TB190646214. Prefer a composite toe with a rubber toe guard on the same welted platform? See the Boondock 6" TB192615214.
Shop more: Timberland PRO 6 Inch Boots, Timberland PRO Safety Toe, Timberland PRO Waterproof
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Gridworks TB1A29V1214 meet?
An alloy safety toe rated to ASTM F2413 for impact and compression, electrical hazard protection, and a waterproof membrane that resists blood-borne pathogens.
How does an alloy toe compare to steel and composite?
All three meet the same impact and compression thresholds. Alloy is markedly lighter than steel and nearly as thin, so it preserves toe-box room; composite is the only fully non-metallic option, but bulkier at the same rating.
Can the Gridworks be resoled?
Yes. Goodyear® welt construction stitches the outsole to the upper rather than gluing it, so a cobbler can replace the sole when the tread wears down.
Does the Gridworks run true to size?
Most owners find the Gridworks true to size on Timberland's asymmetrical alloy toe, which follows the natural shape of the foot for more room at the big toe. Order the size you wear in athletic shoes; the alloy cap does not stretch, so size for room across the toes from day one.
How does the outsole handle frozen ground?
The All-Weather TPU compound is a cold formula that stays flexible at low temperatures where standard rubber stiffens and skates, so the lugs keep biting on frost, ice, and oily concrete.
Is the Gridworks insulated?
The TB1A29V1214 is a waterproof, uninsulated boot with a cold-weather outsole — built for winter traction rather than winter warmth. For insulation, Timberland PRO's Boondock and Direct Attach lines add 200–600 grams.
