Written by a customer while visiting timberland.com
Overall rating
3/ 5
Fernando H
fromST george utah
It's OK! But flaking leather?
PostedJanuary 22, 2023
ProsComfortable
ConsFlaking leather
I like them but one of the boot leather starting to flake from the side. I would like to add a picture, but I wasn't able to show you so you can see what I mean
Written by a customer while visiting timberland.com
ConsOuter material bends weirdly when tied too tight
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had bought a size 8.5 women's original Timberland boots and they felt way too tight on my feet. Even my friend who has a size 6.5 in women's shoes said the shoes felt slightly tight on her so I don't know why the sizing was way off this year. I usually am a women's 8.5 R. The last time I bought a women's 8.5 black pair of Timbs three years ago and it fit perfectly. This year, the sizing was way off and the quality definitely is much worse than what I had three years ago. The difference between the two is that the women's original Timbs are much stiffer on the inside and outside, almost like walking on cardboard boxes. Also, there is extra stitching in the new boot so the tongue is attached to the sides where my old Timbs, the tongue was detached and I could slip my foot into the boot way easier. The men's Timbs are way more comfy inside, almost bouncy. The only con to the men's Timbs Pro is when I wear them and I tie the boot a bit tighter than usual, the boot can randomly crinkle in odd spots of my ankles and it doesn't look too great, but I have a feeling it's because the size is slightly too big on my foot. I did have some issues with sizing on the women's side but the men's side, it seemed to work out perfectly. I decided to go with a men's size 8.5 because the size 8's were sold out. The men's 8.5 fit me perfectly with slightly thicker socks because I use these shoes to walk around winter weather in Brooklyn and it just looks amazingly stylish with my dark jeans! I love these boots very much and I hope they last just as long as my three year old Black Timbs if not longer! It's been a wonderful investment so far! :D
Written by a customer while visiting timberland.com
