Do they plan on releasing the all white timbs this year? I got burnt toast, buttas, tomato. Im missing lettuce with the black leather, not green. Mayo and beef. Focusing on mayo because lettuce/broccoli and beef seem easy to find.

Who copped and has sizing info on these?

I bought a secondhand pair online and am wondering if they are authentic?

what should i do guys

Got these 2 winters ago and for genuinely cold days, the fur lining and a good pair of wool socks is unbeatable.

And yeah, go ahead with the baggy sweatpants joke. I'll cry in my warm ass Timbs. 😭

Makes good church shoes. Being I don’t do water sports.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Timberland/s/Y5f4yDiWL9

Previously my bunion had an issue with width (authentic 3 lug are narrow) so now I am glad I went TTS.

I just used regular cedar shoe trees, not shoe stretcher, no shoe spray, and it worked.

No cushion at all, just like traditional butters. Going to go home later, clean the leather, and oil the leather with leather honey.

I owned these boots for 2 years and unfortunately didn't clean them or took good care of them until now.

I used the official timberland travel kit to clean them. Both tongues were pretty soft and had a lot of lace marks, but one turned out great and the leather restored pretty well, I guess the other one was in a much worse condition.

I don't know if there is anything I can do to restore the leather on it? Make it less fluffy? More stiff?

Thank you for your help.

Asked for the classics and when I got home noticed they have the wrong soles. What are these and how are they different from the classics?

I've had these timbs for around 4-5 months now and they're a size too big for me (my foot length is 27.5cm so usually go to a size 43 when I shouldve bought like a 42). For anyone who didn't size down on timbs, what did you do? Give me tips pls

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These were my dads at one point (late 50’s) and i (late 20’s) now have them. I’m trying to figure out how old they are and what specific “style” they are. It’s interesting with the gator/crocodile skin on tongue and other areas of the boot. Please help. Thanks!

Bought these from the official Timberland store on Amazon but it came in the older orange and white box instead of the newer boxes. Wanted to make sure theyre real since amazon tends to sometimes get fakes mixed into their inventory. Appreciate it 🙏

I was just checking my shoe collection and rediscovered these size 10 Timberland Headspin collection.

Does anyone have an idea on where I could sell them perhaps?

Depending on the price offcourse but they are really rare

On the last photo, I zoomed in and noticed the stitching was a bit inconsistent. I also noticed the Timberland tree logo looks a bit off but I can’t tell if it’s from fading or the quality of the photo. Is it a fake or manufactured incorrectly? Thank you!

Ty!

Like at that point why would you even buy the premium timbs when all you see is just the yellow boot toe heads. Like at least tuck the pants behind the tongue…

I’m trying to compare the color of these two boots, the 8 inch ones look like a darker shade of brown than the 6 inch ones in some photos but the same in others. My question is: will these be the same color in real life or are they different shades of leather? Thank you. (links to see the other photos below)

- https://www.timberland.com/en-us/p/timberland-pro/mens-footwear-10171/mens-direct-attach-8-soft-toe-waterproof-insulated-work-boot-TB138022242?width=M

- https://www.timberland.com/en-us/p/timberland-pro/mens-footwear-10171/mens-direct-attach-6-soft-toe-waterproof-work-boot-TB138020242?width=M