TimberlandMen's Heritage Classic 3 Eye Lug Boat Shoe

Well made product.Unfortunately they were too long.

A classic casual shoe that is comfortable for all-day wearing from the office to the field site that looks great. I've been wearing this shoe for years as my "go-to" shoe when I have to venture out into construction work sites with khakis, looks good enough for the office too, without needing to carry extra boots (except in those really wet/muddy sites, then the boots go on!). A very well made shoe that holds up for years. I did notice that these didn't have the 'made in USA' label in them and wonder if maybe the manufacturing of these New England shoes has finally been shipped off-shore, since they were always handmade in New England for decades. They still seem to be as well made as my old ones and time will tell if they'll last as long.These are the one shoe I buy over and over again, and hope the day never arrives when I can't get them. Love these shoes!

Very good quality, comfortable and size meets universals

My last pair were made in Hati and the soles were not cut to match the upper. This pair is from Bangladesh and looks and fits well.

Nice shoes. Love it

Like a lot of guys my age, I had two pairs that lasted me from the mid '80s through the '90s then seemed to have forgotten about them due to them being scarce and out of favor for a while. Here lately, all the young hipsters are into "heritage" brands and guys my age might be getting nostalgic -so I'm seeing a lot of boat shoes again. I almost call these camp mocs due to the third eyelet and vibram sole. The leather is fantastic and workmanship seems top notch. Made in the Dominican Republic. I'm not crazy about the deep lug sole, but it is practical for more scenarios than a true boat shoe sole. It's a little heavier than need be and I don't recall if my former pairs didn't have a shallower lug? I'd give one more star if they were a less aggressive lug. The insoles are not deeply padded but seem to be molding to my feet comfortably. Tanning process imparts a lot of oil and it's easy to rub scratches out of the leather. Lining feels good with bare feet. I found them to be a tad long in size 11EE. I returned and went with a 10.5 and went from EE down to D after trying on a pair of the "earthkeeper kaiwah bay made in China boat shoes" that were quite roomy. Unfortunately, the made in Dominican Republic is built narrower -so I'm in for a little bit of a stretching process. Close, but a little snug. If I went with the EE width I would have been sliding around inside a bit much, especially on the rare occasions I'd wear barefoot with shorts. (I wish they made an E width). I like the three-eye design as socks don't show too much as with two-eye topsiders. Makes these a better shoe for fall and winter & year 'round use. I'd have a second pair in EE if I was to wear with heavy socks in cooler climates. Then I'd be truly set.

This is my second pair of these. Very well made and durable. Simply the best pair of shoes out there for knocking around in. Soles are durable. Moderate arch support, but MUCH better than standard boat shoes (which I have NEVER found a pair with any arch in them.... all totally flat). These are shoes that you can wear all year around and in all kinds of weather. These take some time(10 to 20 hours of wearing them) to break in, so plan on that. After break in, you won't even know you have them on. They are *THAT* comfortable. I will continue to buy these shoes as long as they are offered by Timberland.

Delivery was delayed by a USPS ERROR, but it was corrected and I love the shoes. IT WAS GREAT TO GET A MESSAGE FROM THE SELLER WITHIN 24 HOURS, AND HE WAS CORRECT, THE DELIVERY PROBLM RESTED WITH THE USPS. I AM HAPPY AND WILL BUY AGAIN FROM THE SELLER.