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The author reviews the Timberland 6 inch boots by literally cutting them in half to examine their construction. The boots are made with a number of layers, including waterproof leather, insulation, and a rubber sole. The author notes that the boots are extremely durable and well-made, with precision stitching and sturdy materials. They also provide great support and comfort for hiking and long periods of wear. While the high price tag may be a deterrent for some, the author argues that the long-lasting quality of the boots make them a worthwhile investment.
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50k subs 3 years ago. now look at you. 3 years later 700k + 🙂
Ok but let's see the tims premium 6" torn apart
Seriously interesting review. I have a pair of UK Timberland ‘Pro’ steel toe cap boots that I bought for about £80 ($100) and have worn for about 4 years and I can’t fault them but I don’t have a frame of reference. I imagine they’re the same build as these just with a steel toe. Really great to understand the features in layman’s terms. Thanks!
You should do sketchers work boots
It looks like fake
God even the fake timba that Walmart sell are better quality the real ones 💀 how tf does the Walmart boots are better quality ????
Wasting money!!
Why do you Dupont logo ?
Timberland boots brand is very easily one of the best three brands of leather work boots.
2 years later he has 600k+ subscribers
Your cat kills me.
if you still reading comments id love if you cut in half some panama jack boots, they are like the timbs but from spain
Will it blend?
You can walk in water up to the top 2 holes before your feet will get wet it's the way the tongue is designed that allows this , I've been buying timberland 6 inch construction boots for 30 years …they are great boots for the money … I get 3 ish years and I beat the hell out of them daily at work …. also I've owned doc Martin 6 inch boots there good also for what they are , if you wear them a few times a month they will last your life
so is it goodyear welted? can someone tell I'm comfused
Yeah they look better on the outside than the inside.
its so funny going back and seeing how awkward and nervous youtubers were and how comfortable they are now.
I got my first pair of Timberland boots in 1982 for Christmas and when I was in high school. Back then they cost $129. Not sure if the were made in the states or in the Dominican Republic but both produced fine boot. These boots aren’t the same boots I wore 40 years ago. At the time they were true construction boots and all we rednecks wore them. These cheap copies aren’t the same boot. If you want similar quality you have to buy Nicks. Sometime in the 90s they shifted to a fashion boot and moved their operations to China.
They may be iconic, but I've always thought these were the ugliest darn things I've ever seen. And this style of leather looks like ass over time. Zero patina. Hard pass for me.
These aren't even the premium Timberland boots.
But my black tims have a shank (i know cuz when the boots came apart i found the metal piece
Why are all the outsoles so thin? They're too thin in every boot I've had or I've seen reviewed. I want those car tire soled boots :c
Bought mine on sale. Saved myself a lot of money. 85$ lol
Clarks Desert Boots are possibly more iconic than Timberland boots, since they have been around much longer…
Waist of a good shoe!!! There are people praying for any shoe.
Can you make such a video about the Mephisto Rainbow? 😁
Am I tripping or is the bottom diffrent I could of sworn there was like this x/wanna be star fuck now I'm wondering if my shit was fake
I used to wear Timberline Pro Series but switched to Keen the last few years/pairs. My issue with the Timberline was the soles would crack where your Metatarsal is before the boot is worn out. That and the lacing hooks would either break off or get smashed closed.
I drive Heavy Equipment for reference.
Two years and 490,000 subs later, the meticulous cutting has made way to, "let's just hack these open" lol
Please do something different cut a Samsung and Apple case in half. I’ll send u Samsung s21 ultra leather case That I’ve been using. And are those cases worth $60?
I still have the Tims I bought in 1997. I rarely wear them any more, and they obviously don’t look new, but other than the outsole being fairly worn down, they’re still in great shape.
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Elf’s only live so long because they use the National Elf Service!
The psychic character is just a copycat of Shirley Ghostman!
the cat <3
Can you tell me the exact name and sku of the.boot please > literally need these for a family member
These look cheap, mine don't have any textile inside, just leather, and the quality is amazing and they are super comfortable.
skip to 3:00 if you want to see CAT
I bought the six Inch timbs a couple of years ago, and honestly they're the worst shoes I have ever worn. It actually hurt so much using them that I had to stop completely.. anyone else? Or anyone got any tips about them?
✨I'd walk 1000 miles in my Timberlands. For the money its the best hiking boot around. 🧐
I completely walked through the sole on a pair of these in high-school.. worked in a greenhouse. A lot of walking. Best boot back then. Dont know about now. Im a redwing guy now.
You should do the Pro Timberland 8" valor boot with the zip side
Only Gore-Tex boots are protected against water. Otherwise, some waterproof spray is required.
I have these ones and I ♥️ them. They are cost effective.
https://youtu.be/rykRN1W8wXM
Love this review! Can you review the Timberland Pro Drivetrain Mids? They look like the perfect lightweight work boot, as long as you don't need waterproofing
PLEASE try to break a Buffalo Sneaker sole than cut it in half. I don't wanna waste the little money I have but i love how these shoes look PLS DO US ALL THE FAVOR