- Are these boots fully waterproof?
- Yes. The leather and nubuck upper is treated and the seams are sealed, so they shed rain and puddles. Water can still get in over the collar in deep water.
- Do they need breaking in?
- Expect a stiff first week. The leather softens with wear, and most owners find them comfortable after that.
- Are they good for hiking?
- For short, wet or muddy walks, yes. For long mountain hikes, lighter boots with a breathable membrane are a better choice.
- How do they fit?
- They run roomy, especially in the toe box, and the padded insole takes up some space. Try your usual size first; wide feet will be comfortable.
- Can the insole be replaced?
- Yes. The Ortholite leather insole is removable, so you can swap in your own footbed or arch support.
- How should I care for the leather?
- Brush off mud, let them dry away from direct heat, and reapply a leather conditioner or waterproofing treatment each season.
- Where is the Timberland Waterproof Field Boots cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $169.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Timberland Waterproof Field Boots?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including KICKS CREW, Shoebacca, Backcountry, Dick's Sporting Goods, DSW.