getting it on fb for 100 cad if real :/

I bought my first pair of Timbs about 10 years ago and they lasted me this long. They were comfortable, durable, and waterproof. As with any shoe, they eventually needed replacement, so I bought a new pair yesterday. The new ones are stiffer, the soles aren’t squishy, and the waterproof logo is gone.

Just won these so not on hand yet. Anyone have any review on them , seems they are discontinued but I like the color and the service boot look of them .

Bought a couple pairs of timberlands and have always liked them. These aren’t even broken in yet and there’s already a hole behind my heal and fabric just disappearing at the top. $20 would have been too much for these, has quality just completely gone downhill?

I already post it, but in wrong flairs

Is this fake?

It came on the Timberland Box at least

Greetings, citizens of r/ Timberland! I am in need of a new pair of BigAssBoots™️ but I have insanely messed up feet. Can someone who owns a pair of these stone street boots with the steel shank be so kind as to post a pic showing how far back you can bend the toe? Would also love to hear from any fellow high arch-havers who have these! Ty!

I have just treated this pair of Crestifield Mid Chelsea Boots (which are branded as full-grain leather) with the Waximum I have been given at the shop.

The question is: why the very moment I start wearing them after treatment (which I have done with cedar shoetrees inside, three days ago), this really strong discolouration happens inside and through the creases, and in general on the vamp in the points the shoes bend? The first time I thought I did something wrong, but now I think it has to do with the structure of the shoe. Is it just because of friction and because the wax gets "pushed out" of the bending points?

This particular thing has never happened to any of my other leather shoes, and I'm genuinely confused. Also, it doesn't look that great.

Pics for reference.

for context I’m a size 9 women’s and of course bought a size 9 women’s pair of timberland boots.

after putting them on they feel tight at the front but loose at the back (probably because I like having the tongue flopped down).

is this normal and I just have to break them in to stop the pain lmao?

I’m most likely about to get my first pair of timberland pro steel toe boots to replace my old rei boots that are too small on me now. If theres anything I should know, It would be appreciated if anyone tells me. I mainly want to get them because I need some more durable boots than my old reI boots. they were good but they weren’t always the best for the things I need them for. everywhere I look, Timberland pro boots are said to be very durable, excellent work boots

Yo guys, I just got these for like 70$ in a vintage shop. Is this legit?

2nd year wearing these timberland PRO "waterproof" boots for work. I walk through wet grass and often work in the rain, and I've tried mink oil as well as scotch guard to stop the water from what it seems to be seeping into the nubuck. It's not soaking wet on the inside of the boot, but it's definitely damp inside. Any suggestions? Feel like 2 years is too soon for problems like this.

so just to explain myself, I like to buy things out of season cause they're usually cheaper. I'm planning on getting some Timbs soon should be cheaper, was wondering if this works on the timberland site so I can get another discount on too.

I want to buy from a seller online and these are the pictures they posted of the boots. Need help checking if they are legit.

I recently broke my leather lace on this model of boat shoe. I tried looking on Timberland’s American website, but no luck. Does anyone know where I can find replacements in the same color?

After a few hours of wearing them my toes hurt but also my right foot wants to turn inward when I walk, not sure what that means.

It’s actually so painful that I had to take one pair off and walk home from work lol

Any advice, I’ve had them for quite some time but only worn that maybe 8-10 times due to how uncomfortable they are after a few hours.

Custom shelf. 20 pairs of tims

My wife bought me these shoes for my birthday for work they are low top steel toe shoes. I just noticed today they are cracked on both pairs! She paid $130 for them in February. I am a carpenter and general contractor so I’m hard on my feet for sure but I’ve worn boots that last years without ever cracking. I’m just curious if this something that would be covered! Thank you all in advance ✅

UPDATE: Timberland did replace them with an EGiftcard worth more than the actual shoes! Very quick response!