Customer Reviews Timberland Euro Hiker

Shoe doesn't last long. After a few wears the toe's leather is bent and creased. Makes it looks ugly. Out the box it's a beautiful shoe. But like I said. Be prepared to buy this shoe every 2 years.

Quality is not as good as the brand should be. It came with bad endings, the glue shows like cheap boots. Pro: feels comfortable

Heavy and big for hiking. Good for work

I like the look of this boot and the materials are pretty good. However, I didn't know the boot runs big. If I were able to get the boot again in the wheat color I wold. I would also make sure to get a size smaller for a more snug fit. Other than that it's a Timberland boot that's a great price!

Wide and Heavy

Wide and heavy. Buy a half size down from your true fit.

Tongue is a bit large

Color is completely different. A lot darker and the light parts are a lot lighter. Looks nothing like the picture.

Wasn't to my expectation

These are for leisure, Nice and comfortable, have worn them once. Only thing I dont like, is the trim around one of the boots don't connect together, which makes one of them look fake

Don't fit snug.. foot slides. Gotta put insoles for comfort. Nice look, cool brand. I could make them work.

This is a nice looking , comfortable boot , but you get what you pay for : This is not waterproof , the lining is poor quality cloth which soon wears through to expose a rather cheap looking cardboard type heel structure . The soles are fine for walking and light use , but they do wear out and are expensive to repair . However , with a short term horizon (18 months `ish ) this is a good buy , but , look out for discounts as this item is not worth more than $100 . imho .

I bought these shoes for work (industrial) they are very narrow 11 halfs and hard to walk around in...

Boot was not the size I ordered. The box had the correct size on it but the boot inside didn't match. It was a size too small. Don't know how I actually like it since I just returned it and have not gotten the correct one yet. I have owned this boot before and liked it very much. Have high hopes for the newer version.

Had to add some comfortable inserts

I love these shoes and would highly recommend

Great fit.

For walking and comfort

They seemed great for hiking, sturdy without much break in time. If they had gussets I might use them for hiking, but the floppy tongue is awkward and doesn't keep much out.

Regarding this boot design, excellent materials and workmanship. My real objections are design flaws. First the over-padded tongue design. I like a boot that supports well and ties snug. The boot is impossible to tie snug because of the extra thick tongue padding. The tie gets even more loose as one walks. Removed the padding from the tongue, but then the top, inside lace hook rests right on the ankle bone. Secondly the narrow heal design offers less stability. No serious walking boot has a heal this narrow anymore. A loser if you are a serious walker.

Boots look great and fir right. However, they are unsafe. I bought them in Jan 2024 and these boots do not have grip. They slip on wet sidewalk so be very careful when purchasing this item.

The original design of this boot had a gusseted tongue. This modern version does NOT. I called Timberland to see if there were other current versions of the Euro Hiker that had a gusseted tongue and the representative told me no. I use boots for working and hiking and prefer the fit and protection a gusseted tongue offers. I had several pairs over Euro Hikers over the years from the 90's through the twenty teens. They were always comfortable and performed well for me, so I was excited to go back to them when my last pair of other work boots finally wore out. However I am now returning the boots without even trying them on. I am disappointed in the design change. Please give the boot a gusseted tongue as it had in the original design and I would be happy to purchase again.