Similar to all leather shoes, Timberlands do stretch overtime. To begin with, you may find the shoes to be a little more on the snug side, so just make sure you wear them around the house for a few hours to help break them in, or for more tips on how to break shoes in take a look here.

This can result in anomalies: some Timberland buyers report their boots or shoes are slightly too big. If you're usually between sizes, consider going down a half size - or ordering two pairs to find your perfect Timberland size.

Yes, you definitely can wear hiking boots every day. All Timberland boots offer optimal support and premium leather uppers for lasting durability. As with any shoes, it will also take less time to break in hiking boots if you wear them often as you hike the backcountry on your next backpacking trip in cold weather.

Mud, snow, rain or dirt, Timberlands are notoriously hard-wearing. With proper care, they can last for years, thanks to their premium waterproof leather outer, durable sealed stitching and tough rubber soles. Engineered to keep your feet warm and dry, they're a classic style that will see you through any season.