Customer Reviews Timberland 6" Premium Boot

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Glad I was able to get these cause purple is my favorite color and I've wanted a purple pair for a very long time. Not to mention that I'm a size 10.5 and always have to buy size 11 and you never have it. So I've been getting all custom Timberlands and purple is not one of the color choices. Rather have a brighter purple but this one will due. You do need more women sizes for us taller women with big feet though.

The boots looked great and fit well, but there was a defect in one of them that created an uncomfortable bump under the foot. Had to return them.

The color was darker than pictured. I returned them.

The image was different then what i got. I've had timbos before in an 8.5 and never had a problem. These were too tight and small looking. Hope ordering a 9 wide will make it look right% were a couple scuffs on the boot too

I've had these shoes for nearly a year now and I've worn them maybe six times, walking about 3 miles every time because I live in the city. They are still super stiff and going up and down stairs in particular is very difficult. At this point I'm not sure if they will ever be broken in! My bigger concern, however, is the amount of times I've almost fallen down both the subway steps and the stone steps in my apartment building because of the lack of grip on the bottom of these. I don't have that issue with a single other pair of shoes I own and considering the amount of money I paid for these I would expect not to have that problem. I love to go hiking but I don't think I'd ever wear these for that because walking in them is exhausting.

This is my second pair of classic timberland shoes, I wore size 8W (perfect size) and bought exactly the same one. But the new one are very tough and rub my bones. Hope it's because they are new. But now they are very uncomfortable

Everyday use. Like them but not in love with them.

I love the designs and i got a ton of compliments, asking me where i bought it and such. However, the second day of wearing it, the foam part starts digging onto my right side ankle. I thought of it as a part of breaking into the shoe and didnt really mind it at first, but every hour became really unbearably painful. It was to the point where i kist started limping. I've got a huge bruise and Im cooling it right now. I mean, the left is completely fine its just a problem with my right. Maybe layering my socks would help. Hopefully.

Nice boot. Runs a little small

Good boot.

The black colour gives a solitary look and goes with any outfit. I like the style overall. But it stains your socks and your ankle. After wearing them couple times I saw that my legs and my socks were black. So that's no good... Also it feels very hard. It's hard to move ur feet in them. They dont bend easily. And they hurt my ankles due to rubbing. So overall, I like the style and how it looks but it definetely isn't comfortable to wear and I hope the staining goes away.

The product was a little narrow but not too bad. Also they scuff so easy that it is annoying, I am not going to pay almost $200 for shoes that look bad after a few weeks.

I got these for Christmas a couple of years ago. I wore them once. I would have returned them but they looked like I had them for a year after one time wearing them. They are so tight on the top of my feet, my feet went numb. I had to take them to a shoe repair store to have them stretched since I couldn't return them. Oh and they didn't come with insoles. I think that's a huge issue timberland has. My husband has ordered timberland in the past and they have come with no insoles. So if you plan on getting this I would order a size up, plan on taking a long time to break them in, and check to make sure they have insoles.

Didn't like the gray color. But the boots are nice.

I really want. this but there not in store. why?

I absolutely loved these at first. I wore them walking to class in -20 degree F weather and my feet weren't cold, and also wore they in 90 degree weather on job sites for work and my feet weren't too hot. They are stylish and go with a lot of outfits. I wore them just about everyday for 6 months, until one day when I was walking to class I heard a squeaking noise, and thought it was my backpack. It turned out to be the left boot that was making the noise. I have read articles online that have suggested the problem is the insole, but when I take out the insole, it still squeaks. It so loud and annoying that I do not wear them anymore and have opted to purchase a pair of bean boots instead. Overall, just disappointed.

It's too tight.

The boots just seem a bit stiff and clunky compared to my very favorite 10-plus-year-old black Timberlands that finally gave out. My old ones seemed to have a smaller profile, plus they had black patent leather detailing that I loved. Oh well. They're still Timberlands, though, so the quality seems excellent.