The Men's Timberland Premium 6-Inch Boot is the original. Crafted for all-weather confidence, it features a waterproof seam-sealed construction to help keep your feet dry and 400 grams of lightweight PrimaLoft insulation to promote warmth. Made with our Premium Timberland leather, it's complete with a removable anti-fatigue footbed and supportive steel shank to help deliver long-lasting comfort and daily durability. An icon, endlessly.
The Men's Timberland Premium 6-Inch Boot is the original. Crafted for all-weather confidence, it features a waterproof seam-sealed construction to help keep your feet dry and 400 grams of lightweight PrimaLoft insulation to promote warmth. Made with our Premium Timberland leather, it's complete with a removable anti-fatigue footbed and supportive steel shank to help deliver long-lasting comfort and daily durability. An icon, endlessly.
The Men's Timberland Premium 6-Inch Boot is the original. Crafted for all-weather confidence, it features a waterproof seam-sealed construction to help keep your feet dry and 400 grams of lightweight PrimaLoft insulation to promote warmth. Made with our Premium Timberland leather, it's complete with a removable anti-fatigue footbed and supportive steel shank to help deliver long-lasting comfort and daily durability. An icon, endlessly.
The Men's Timberland Premium 6-Inch Boot is the original. Crafted for all-weather confidence, it features a waterproof seam-sealed construction to help keep your feet dry and 400 grams of lightweight PrimaLoft insulation to promote warmth. Made with our Premium Timberland leather, it's complete with a removable anti-fatigue footbed and supportive steel shank to help deliver long-lasting comfort and daily durability. An icon, endlessly.
Last updated at 01/11/2026 17:03:17
originally posted on nordstrom.com
Boots came defective the front of both are discolored. I tried to re-order them while planning to do an in store refund. But theyre no longer available un my size. So i jsut kept them. They are definitely not worth 198...
originally posted on finishline.com
I buy these same boots every year for my partner and our son. They are actually great for the snow/ ice. Great traction and waterproof. They are also very stylish. My boyfriend loves to also use them in the summer while riding his motorcycle due to safety features like steal toes.
originally posted on finishline.com
I love me some Timberland boots. They keep my feet warm, dry and comfy for thos cold days. I bought this pair for my son who has to stand at a bus stop early in the winter mornings. We love how they are stylish and comfortable. Great boot for all!? They ran big, next time I'm going to size down.
Boots came defective the front of both are discolored. I tried to re-order them while planning to do an in store refund. But theyre no longer available un my size. So i jsut kept them. They are definitely not worth 198...
I buy these same boots every year for my partner and our son. They are actually great for the snow/ ice. Great traction and waterproof. They are also very stylish. My boyfriend loves to also use them in the summer while riding his motorcycle due to safety features like steal toes.
I love me some Timberland boots. They keep my feet warm, dry and comfy for thos cold days. I bought this pair for my son who has to stand at a bus stop early in the winter mornings. We love how they are stylish and comfortable. Great boot for all!? They ran big, next time I'm going to size down.
I bought these boots online about 3 months ago (not from Moosjaw), and have been wearing them quite frequently ever since I got them. I really like them. They are warm and I find the soles to be quite grippy. I don’t go sliding around on icy sidewalks nearly as much as I do with my other set of “go-to” boots that I use for just kicking around in during the winter (a retired pair of Keen backpacking boots). I also own a pair of Timberland work boots have served me well for the past 5 years. I mostly use those when I’m out with the chainsaw cutting up deadfall for the campfire.
These timberlands are really nice. The deep blue suede with the 2 tone tan sole really makes them stand out. Comes with extra laces and a unique hang tag. These are a upgraded version of the regular wheat Tims.
I purchased the shoes for my son since this brand is all he ever wears. This specific shoes is used as a casual dress shoes and he wears them proudly. The conform and longevity of the shoes is what draws him back. That and the style. He currently owns several pairs including the hiking boots. He will forever be a Tims fan for years to come.
I didn't get a chance to wear the product because the product was already USED when I received them. The product was noticeably worn and it was baffling to know that they would waste a customer's time with sending the product out to them. I am extremely disappointed that I received the product.
Bought as a Christmas gift, no deals on these available anywhere. So I took advantage of MJ's general discount for signing up to an account and they arrived very quickly as ordered. My son loves them and has gotten many complements.
I normally wear a US size 11 in shoes (occasionally 10.5 depending on the shoe). I bought the 6 inch Premium Timberland Boots in store and I tried on both a size 11 and a size 10.5 When I put on my normal size (11), it felt completely comfortable but when I walked I could tell it was too loose. I tried on the 10.5 and it felt better. It was still comfortable but it felt like I could walk better in it without it feeling like it would fall off my feet.I've now had mine for 5 months. I think the 10.5 is good enough for me, but if I recommend one thing to all potential buyers, it's: go down a full size, or at least a half size. Many people like to wear their Timbs loose and not tied tightly. With my 10.5, I have to actually tie the shoes (loopty-loop then pull and ... MoreI normally wear a US size 11 in shoes (occasionally 10.5 depending on the shoe). I bought the 6 inch Premium Timberland Boots in store and I tried on both a size 11 and a size 10.5 When I put on my normal size (11), it felt completely comfortable but when I walked I could tell it was too loose. I tried on the 10.5 and it felt better. It was still comfortable but it felt like I could walk better in it without it feeling like it would fall off my feet.I've now had mine for 5 months. I think the 10.5 is good enough for me, but if I recommend one thing to all potential buyers, it's: go down a full size, or at least a half size. Many people like to wear their Timbs loose and not tied tightly. With my 10.5, I have to actually tie the shoes (loopty-loop then pull and all) in order for the boots to feel snug to my feet. Although walking in them without the shoes tied does not have a significant risk of the boots falling off your feet, it still feels very loose.So in the future, I will purchase a full size down in Timberlands (meaning I will buy a size 10 in Timbs). If no full size down is available, then I'll go for a half size down since it is still satisfactory. I do not recommend buying your normal shoe size as it will feel comfortable when standing/sitting still, but when you walk, the boot will be very loose.I also recommend spraying your boots with Timberland's balm protector & water proofer to help extend the life of your boots to protect them from snow and water. If any salt gets on your boots, make sure you clean them so the salt doesn't sit in the boot for too long and end up damaging the material.----------------------TL;DR: Go for a full size down from your normal shoe size. If a full size down is not available, then go at least for a half size down. I wear a US size 11 in sneakers, and I bought a 10.5 in Timbs; however, a 10 in Timbs would likely be even better. Additionally, take care of your boots by cleaning them and spraying them with waterproofer.
Our son love the wheat colored timberland boots. He actually would like a second pair. He wants one for school and one pair just because. Our son stated the boots are very comfortable and love how long the strings are.
