Off Topic Timberland

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Been thinking about getting a pair of these but at £110 and with a million and one other things to spend money on I'm not sure if it's good value.

I've never owned a pair of Timberlands, can anyone who has advise whether it's worth the extra money or if I should buy something else for half the price?
 
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Been thinking about getting a pair of these but at £110 and with a million and one other things to spend money on I'm not sure if it's good value.

I've never owned a pair of Timberlands, can anyone who has advise whether it's worth the extra money or if I should buy something else for half the price?

I cant say ive ever owned a pair but i think you get what you pay for so i alway prefer to pay the extra money for a designer label.
 
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I cant say ive ever owned a pair but i think you get what you pay for so i alway prefer to pay the extra money for a designer label.
I used to wear Timberlands and they were worth every penny - wear DMs now and they're also worth every penny - if I had to choose between the 2 I'd choose DMs - but only just
 
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Been thinking about getting a pair of these but at £110 and with a million and one other things to spend money on I'm not sure if it's good value.

I've never owned a pair of Timberlands, can anyone who has advise whether it's worth the extra money or if I should buy something else for half the price?

Smart them like
 
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I used to wear Timberlands and they were worth every penny - wear DMs now and they're also worth every penny - if I had to choose between the 2 I'd choose DMs - but only just

Did they last a good long time? I've had a couple of cheaper pairs of boots where the sole came loose after a year or so, I saw one review for these that said the same thing but I'm guessing it's not usual for Timberlands.
 
Did they last a good long time? I've had a couple of cheaper pairs of boots where the sole came loose after a year or so, I saw one review for these that said the same thing but I'm guessing it's not usual for Timberlands.
Yeah lasted me ages - never had any problem with the soles on either the Timberland or the DMs- I looked after them mind (unusual for me to look after something that isn't my missus, my kids or a guitar!!) but I was loathed to spend sillly money on shoes then treat them like every other pair I've ever had.
 
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Good footwear is always worth paying for, but price is no guarantee of quality. Scruffs for me.
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I'm holding off for a pair of 2nd hand classics from the 90s, they're cheaper and come up all the time, just never in my size. Apart from the for sentimental reasons for wanting them, I don't see the point of casual boots. Sooner get a pair of trainers for cheaper.
 
Sounds like a lot of votes for and none against other than the price which is fair enough. If I look after them they should last a long time which takes the sting out of that, **** it I'll get them.
 
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Been thinking about getting a pair of these but at £110 and with a million and one other things to spend money on I'm not sure if it's good value.

I've never owned a pair of Timberlands, can anyone who has advise whether it's worth the extra money or if I should buy something else for half the price?
I like Cats myself the ones with gore tex.
 
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Been thinking about getting a pair of these but at £110 and with a million and one other things to spend money on I'm not sure if it's good value.

I've never owned a pair of Timberlands, can anyone who has advise whether it's worth the extra money or if I should buy something else for half the price?
You can do anything you want but lay offa my brown suede shoes.