👞 Classic Timberland Traditional Handsewn 3 Eyelet Burgundy Men's Shoes: Timeless Style and Unmatched Craftsmanship! Review

Compared to what these shoes looked like in 1981 when they were made in America, that's minus 10 stars. I had a pair at the time and they were my favorite shoes when traveling around Europe. Get dressed, eat out, hike in it the next morning. My favorite shoe and style of all time. The pair Revain just sent me had the sole of the right shoe protruding 1cm past the front of the shoe. I wish Red Wing would release more traditional shoes. I think I'll just remake a pair of light honey RW 1907s. I…

These shoes are too good to be summarized. These kids have so many elements of style and practicality blended so well that my husband can't seem to stop talking about how much he loves them. The burgundy/crimson color catches the eye but doesn't overshadow his entire outfit, no matter what he's wearing. As he likes to dress up, there is a wide range of colors in his wardrobe; However, these shoes go with many different ensembles. He likes that the sole of these shoes is heavy and durable and…

There were a few of them when Timberland really was a TIMBERLAND made in New Hampshire. Incredible fit and comfort. Took twenty years! These are lame fakes. They look almost artificial. The laces seem to fit a $25 shoe. GARBAGE. Understand that the laces are part of the boot. They continue around the ankle and back. I doubt they will survive the harsh conditions that this type of shoe is designed for. The size is even worse. The middle one is actually ultra narrow. Obviously a thicker sock…

Classic casual shoe that's comfortable to wear all day, from the office to the field. page that looks good. I've had these shoes for years as my go-to shoe when I have to go to construction sites in khaki, they also look good enough for the office and I don't need extra boots (except really wet ones). ). / Stir up pages, then boot!). Very well made shoe that will last for years. I noticed they didn't carry the "Made in USA" label and wondered if the New England production of these shoes was…

Something is wrong with these shoes I received from Revain. I have photos to compare how they compare to a pair of the same shoe in the same size but different color from my local Timberland store. Between these two, the devil is in the details. I've noticed that some Amazons have thinner skin on the toe straps of the shoes than the store shoes. I also noticed that the stitching between the midsole and the leather upper is also different than the stitching in the store shoes. But the most…