Customer Reviews Timberland Classic 2-Eye Boat Shoe

I really like the shoe, although it fits rather fat

Very nice looking shoe, but shoe size 13w runs smaller than all my other 13w shoes.. this shoe is not available in the next size up.

The shoe is comfortable and fits well, however not totally happy with this shoe, i have the 3 eye boat shoe and like the way they did the upper and lower smooth leather liner inside the shoe, but in this version they dont, its raw leather, doesnt look as nice, or feel as smooth, other than that its a nice shoe.

I've purchased 3 or 4 pairs of these over the last few years and have found them to be comfortable, and they have been reasonably durable. The reason I've rated them no higher than 3 is that the insole liner of one of the shoes was not glued properly; the front centimeter of the liner was not glued and caused it to be uncomfortable to wear. I intend to try to glue it myself rather than go to the trouble of returning them, but it is a bit of a red flag regarding the construction of the shoe, so I will be keeping an eye on that and will consider the next time I'm in the market for this type of product.

Great shoes, but thin leather liner only goes half way down inside of shoe and digs into your feet. I ended up having to rip the liner out. QC needs to look at replacing the insole liner of the shoe. Basically unwearable with them in. Seems weird that timberland would put out a shoe with such defect.

Purchased these shoes in July of 2018 and they have fallen apart since. After only about 6 months of wear the soles are falling apart, the laces come un tied after a few steps, and the leather has stretched to the point that they no longer fit correctly. Unfortunate as they are great looking shoes and were very comfortable when first purchased.

Been buying this boat shoe for 40+ years, brought the first pair in Newington, NH. Owned At least 30+ pairs. Over the years the quality has went downhill last pair the sole separated after couple months.

This is a nice casual shoe in a classic style. It's comfortable and easy care. It's well made, with one glaring exception: the insole is only 3/4 length. I ended up replacing it with a separately purchased full length insole to get the support and comfort that I expect from a good quality shoe.

I wear a 14 and was told they run a bit big, not the case. Th 13 size does not fit, it's too bad this color does not come in a 14

Love it

Everything is fine. I wear 9.5 but timberland 9.5 is too big for me. I bought it when Black Friday promotion but they didn't accept exchange. I feel sad cuz I need to pay more for another size.

Love Timberland style, but the shoe is running very large.

The shoes are well made but they run too small. I had a pair and ordered the same size but they were too small.

I love timberland shoes, but this shoe is not fitting well

Good quality though!

Very good looking shoe but smaller than other shoes categorized as this size.

little tight

Prior purchases were comfortable & wore well. The style has changed a little and I would love to have kept these shoes if they were wide enough to be comfortable.

shoes were returned for a smaller size and I have not received the replacement yet. w I received a size 10 and need a size 9 1/2.

I chose my size based on the measurement guide. My foot measures 25 cm and I'm a size 8. That's no surprise. The problem is that the boots are smaller and narrower. The materials are also hard and literally hurt your foot. I don't recommend them. I gave it two stars because the color is pretty. That's the only thing I appreciate about it.

I have been wearing these shoes for over 30 years. Unfortunately the ones manufactured in the last few years have terrible workmanship. Sole comes off, lately the glue on the front came off. Right one feels different compared to the left one. Wouldn't buy again.

Timberland boat shoes have been my go-to since the 1980s, but the soles on my current pair separated from the uppers after comparatively little use. I'm left with the impression some executive got a bonus by cheapening the method of construction, and now I wonder whether there's any point to buying a replacement pair.

I bought 13D, which means "wide" in the normal shoe world. But for some reason, these are "medium", and they are unwearable. They should use normal shoes size terminology instead of making up their own. These shoes used to be all I wore, but now I cannot because they do not have wide and they don't know what to call them.

Over the years, the quality of the sole has deteriorated. It used to be more durable, now it splits after a little over a year of use with the shoe still new!