Timberland Boots Have Got Their Multipurpose Hat On, And I Think It’s Rather Fetching

Ah the joys of the great outdoors. When it comes to getting out there with the mud, the wind and the rain, that faintly sweet, pooey pong that oddly doesn’t offend, there's nothing quite like it. Whether it’s your cup of tea or not, you have to admit that our country boasts some of the most amazingly beautiful scenery this side of the Swiss Alps. It’s just such a pity that we don't have the weather to back up the beautiful scenery.

Fortunately however, we do have something that can keep our feet firmly planted on the ground, however soggy that ground may be. The Premium Classic from Timberland boots, is one of the most astonishing pieces of footwear we’ve seen in the last few decades. Put simply, there is no other boot that is as multifunctional as the Premium Classic.


I have yet to come across a pair of boots that do exactly what they're supposed to on a damp and scrambly hillside, yet with a quick wipe down are ready to roll with a smart pair of jeans and a shirt on a post-walk night out. I have plenty of friends who swear by their Timberland boots on site, preferring them over the more traditionally favoured rigger style boots.

I myself have owned a couple of pairs in the past; the only reason for buying the second pair being that I fancied a change in terms of colour. In a couple of words, they are absolutely bulletproof. No other item of footwear, which I can think of at least, can quite manage to pull off tasks in environments that are at completely opposite ends of the spectrum. It’s just not heard of.

Seeing as it has only been a few years since my last purchase of Timberland Boots, I don't actually need to buy another pair. The thing is though, I’m not entirely sure I’ll be able to help myself. It’s looking like the next time you hear from me, I’ll already be on pair number three.

Published October 19th, 2011

Tags: Timberland, Boots