Timberland Earthkeepers® Chelsea SKU #7505803
Product Information:
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- The Earthkeepers™ collection contains durable, high-quality footwear made in an environmentally-friendly way.
- Outdoor adventures require a durable boot like the 'Earthkeepers™ Chelsea' from Timberland®.
- Burnished nubuck upper with side goring for a rugged look and custom fit.
- Organic canvas lining helps wick away moisture to keep you nice and dry.
- Smart Comfort® Plus chassis with recycled EVA disperses step shock to reduce fatigue.
- Recycled rubber outsole maintains excellent traction and grip on varied terrain.
- 16.00 oz.
- Product measurements were taken using size 8. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
- Questions? Please call 888-927-7670 to speak to one of our Comfort consultants!
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- 61% "Felt true to size"
- 84% "Felt true to width"
- 90% "Moderate arch support"
Recent Customer Reviews - 3 Reviews Total
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Posted: Oct 16, 2009
Reviewer: from Chicago
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Khaki version, pretty much perfect except: The three-layer sole is a major drawback in that the top layer, which is stitched to the body, is made of a weak cardboard like material which is bound to saturate with water and then seep via capillary action under the footbed. It's really chintzy, papery stuff that arrives "burnished" but has almost no mass. The pros: buttery soft upper, really comfy fit but a tad snug along the large-toe metacarpal which is one of the two pressure-points keeping the boot on (the other being the whole of the heel which was expertly done, equally distributed), rather light-weight, looks great. Too bad about that feature I described which makes this a "kitchen shoe", which is not what I nor the designers probably had in mind for this "Earthkeeper". Get some water-proofer for the uppers; that softness is a sponge for water.
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Posted: Oct 16, 2009
Reviewer: from Chicago
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Khaki version. Pretty much perfect except: The three-layer sole is a major drawback in that the top layer, which is stitched to the body, is made of a weak cardboard like material which is bound to saturate with water and then seep via capillary action under the footbed. It's really chintzy, papery stuff that arrives "burnished", but has almost no mass. The pros: buttery soft upper, really comfy fit but a tad snug along the large-toe metacarpal which is one of the two pressure-points keeping the boot on (the other being the whole of the heel which was expertly done, equally distributed), rather light-weight, looks great. Too bad about that feature I described which makes this a "kitchen shoe", which is not what I nor the designers probably had in mind for this "Earthkeeper". Get some water-proofer for the uppers; that softness is a sponge for water.
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Posted: Jul 16, 2009
Reviewer: Anonymous from Birmingham, AL
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My boyfriend tried this boot in brown nubuck. He normally wears a size 10-1/2, but he ordered size 11. It was way too big for him. I tried to get him to order a smaller size because the boot was really cute on him, but he couldn\'t decide how much smaller to order. He returned them. He said they had a little arch support, but an orthotic might be needed.
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