TimberlandMen's Adventure 2.0 Cupsole Chukka Ankle Boots

Easily slipped on. No fuss, which is what my partner prefers

I absolutely love these shoes. Have always wanted Timberlands and these fit the bill just right. The fit is snug and my feet don't feel too restricted or too loose. The leather is obviously a bit stiff during first time use, but every other time after it loosens up. Had a blister or two on the first time wearing, but its a small price to pay and honestly didn't bother me at all as the shoes look and feel great to wear. Otherwise, they have been perfect and definitely worth the price I got them for. Would highly recommend.

Bought exactly the same shoe in Debenhams a year ago, and wore them every day. Paid £80 in the sale there, reduced from £110. My new pair are identical and £20 cheaper still. These are great shoes. Wear my old pair as work wear. Look great. Very well made. Fit my feet live 'gloves'. Doubt if you could find better shoes for the price - plus a well regarded brand.

I realize that the boots are firmer and sturdier than regular shoes since they are made out of tough leather, however, I didn't expect from Timberland brand such uncomfortable feel, I know it has only been a week but I expected them to adjust by now.I have several complaints, first of all, I usually wear size 7 and I tried size 6.5 in the store and deemed them to be the right size, but after wearing them for a week I can definitely feel that they are still too big and I should have gone for size 6 instead, I never needed to buy size 6, Timberland is making the shoes too big, it might be because they reckon you might wear winter socks, but that was the responsibility of customers to account for that when buying boots, not the other way around, it just introduces confusion. Because the boots are slightly too big I can feel that I will get a blister on my heel since the boot is so tough that it rubs against my skin so I think I will need some pads, they should have padded the back more in my opinion.Another complaint which surprised me actually is the tough padded collar cushions which are so sturdy that they rub against my ankles and make them sore which I never experienced before.All of these issues might be because these boots are new and they need to be worn in, but I still expected them to be more comfortable to start with.Now that I have listed bad things there is plenty to love about these shoes, they are tough and sturdy and I expect them to last quite a while because of that, I am not keen on buying new pair of shoes every year, it is not economical nor eco-friendly. The boots are really quality made, I have found out that glued shoes tend to fall apart rather quickly as the glue starts to deteriorate with time. That is why I decided to buy stitched and glued shoes since they will last much longer because of stitching, by stitching I mean that the soles are stitched to the upper (body of the shoe).Overall, these are pretty decent pair of boots that are supposed to last a while and since I got them on a deal for £65.00 I would say they are well worth the investment, however, I expected better sizing and more comfort from Timberland.

Really comfy casual boot, great for frequent daily wear ..... Great with jeans and big jumper 👌

These are not rugged timberlands nor meant to be. Yes the leather scuffs and yes the laces need to be replaced. But my precious pair of these lasted 5 years. They kept my feet dry when wet outside, cool when hot, and the look got better and better. Timberland make good but not perfect shoes and boots. These have a place. And it’s great.

These boots are just what I was hoping for in both style and fit.They may seem a little narrow to begin with, but they soon easy to the shape of the foot.I went for a half size bigger based on the size chart and they are perfect.

Worst shoes I`ve ever worn. These boots are the worst boots I`ve ever owned. I always buy well known brand shoes for comfort. Most of my shoes Clarks, Scetchers etc. These boots are so uncomfortable, the leather is very hard even after having worn them for three months. I`ve used leather balsam several times on the leather, kept them in room temperature and worn them very regularly but the leather is still as hard as a nail. The bottom of the shoes doesn`t have enough support either. I even tried a pair of good supportive insoles. I went for the name Timberland and these were my first pair from the brand but it looks like they`ll be the last.