Timberland Attleboro 0A657D Color Black – Tested and Reviewed
ReviewTimberland Attleboro Pt Boot: Are They Worth Lacing Up? (My Take)
Okay, boot lovers, let’s get real about the Timberland Men’s Attleboro Pt Boot. I’ve been scoping these out, and while I haven’t personally logged miles on a mountain with them, I’ve dug deep into the details to give you the lowdown.
First off, these boots have that classic Timberland swagger. The nubuck leather? It just screams rugged dependability, but with a touch of city-slicker style that works just as well on the sidewalk. And that ankle height? Smart move, Timberland. You get some support without feeling like you’re wearing ski boots.
Now, diving into the nitty-gritty: nubuck leather up top, rubber underneath. Sounds like a solid, dependable combo for a hiking boot, right? That one-centimeter shaft circumference thing? Yeah, that’s probably the thickness, don’t sweat it. And the “no heel” design? Means you’ve got a flat, stable base, which is always a plus when you’re navigating tricky terrain.
But here’s the kicker, the detail that made me pause: They’re not waterproof. Seriously? I’ve been there, done that – one particularly soggy hike where my waterproof boots were the only thing standing between me and some serious foot misery. So, if you’re planning on creek crossings or braving constant downpours, these might not be your best bet. You’d better grab some waterproofing spray.
The “medium” width should fit most feet just fine. Timberland’s usually pretty consistent with their sizing, which is a relief. Still, double-check that size chart before you click “buy,” just to be safe.
So, what’s the final word?
The Timberland Attleboro Pt Boot seems like a solid choice for light hikes and kicking around town, especially if you’re digging that Timberland vibe. That nubuck leather and rubber sole? They should hold up reasonably well and keep your feet happy. But, and it’s a big but, the lack of waterproofing? That’s a head-scratcher for serious hikers. If you’re in a dry area or mostly stick to easy trails, these could be a stylish and sturdy win. But if you see rain in your future, either prep with some serious waterproofing or look at other options. Just sayin’.