Timberland PRO Tempe 6" Alloy Toe Slip Resistant Work Boot — Light Brown — TB0A2QFUEM8
Built for tough jobs in a rugged silhouette, the Tempe 6" combines comfort, durability, and protection to keep you moving throughout the day.
It uses Timberland PRO® FLEX technology for a comfortable range of motion, a breathable OrthoLite™ footbed and the 24/7 Comfort System™ for long-lasting cushioning and support, electrical hazard protection, an asymmetrical alloy safety toe, and a durable rubber outsole built to handle wear and tear.
Key Features of the Timberland PRO TB0A2QFUEM8
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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 from electrical currents of less than 600 volts, meeting ASTM standards.
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Slip-Resistant Outsole — Lug design and outsole compounds meeting the ASTM F2413 slip-resistance requirement when tested to F2913.
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Premium Full-Grain Leather Upper — Durable leather in a rugged 6" silhouette.
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Timberland PRO® FLEX Technology — Anatomically positioned flex grooves and flexible materials so the boot moves with your foot.
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24/7 Comfort System™ — Springy, breathable, lightweight cushioning and arch support.
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OrthoLite™ Footbed — Long-term, lightweight, moisture-wicking foam comfort.
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Heat- and Abrasion-Resistant Rubber Outsole — Built to handle daily wear.
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Direct Attach Construction — Outsole molded directly to the upper for flexibility and a durable, sealed bond.
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Microban® Odor Control — An extra layer of protection on footwear fabrics against odors, stains, and deterioration.
Why an Alloy Toe
Alloy meets the same ASTM impact and compression thresholds as steel at noticeably less weight, and it is thinner than a composite cap of equal rating, so it preserves toe-box room. On a 6" boot built for moving all day, that is the right trade.
Tested Slip Resistance
Timberland rates the Tempe's outsole to the ASTM F2413 slip-resistance requirement using the F2913 test method — a published, testable standard rather than a marketing claim, for footing on the wet and oily floors of shops, warehouses, and loading docks.
FLEX and 24/7 Comfort
Timberland PRO® FLEX puts flex grooves under the ball of the foot so the sole bends where your foot does, and the 24/7 Comfort System™ with an OrthoLite™ footbed handles cushioning and arch support. Direct attach construction keeps the whole package light and flexible from the first wear.
Why Choose the TB0A2QFUEM8?
An alloy-toe, EH-rated, tested slip-resistant 6" work boot that flexes like an athletic shoe — the pick for shop, warehouse, and light industrial work where you are on your feet and moving all shift.
Similar Styles to Consider
Need waterproofing? The Boondock Ultralight TB0A63FYEM4 is a lightweight waterproof composite-toe 6". Want the athletic feel with a composite toe and waterproof membrane? See the Morphix TB1A5YFU065.
Shop more: Timberland PRO 6 Inch Boots, Timberland PRO Safety Toe, Timberland PRO
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety standards does the Tempe TB0A2QFUEM8 meet?
An alloy safety toe rated to ASTM F2413 for impact and compression, electrical hazard protection from currents under 600 volts to ASTM standards, and slip resistance meeting the ASTM F2413 requirement when tested to F2913.
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 and the warmest in winter, but bulkier at the same rating.
Is the Tempe waterproof?
The TB0A2QFUEM8 is built for dry, indoor, and light industrial work with a breathable full-grain leather upper. For wet conditions, Timberland PRO's Boondock Ultralight and Morphix lines add a sealed waterproof membrane.
Does the Tempe run true to size?
The Tempe fits like an athletic work boot: order the size you wear in sneakers. The asymmetrical alloy toe follows the natural shape of the foot, which gives more room for the big toe at the same size.
What does direct attach construction mean for the boot?
The outsole is molded directly onto the upper rather than stitched through a welt, which makes the bond sealed and durable and keeps the boot light and flexible from the first day with almost no break-in.
How slip-resistant is it?
The outsole lug design and rubber compound are tested to the ASTM F2913 method and meet the F2413 slip-resistance requirement — the published standard for footing on wet and oily surfaces.
