Timberland Field Trekker Boots - Beige - 9




The Timberland Field Trekker Boots are designed for active men who need a reliable, comfortable footwear option that transitions seamlessly from daily urban commuting to rugged outdoor trails. Featuring high-quality leather construction, an OrthoLite footbed, and a specialized ReBOTL lining made from recycled materials, these boots provide excellent comfort and stability. While they offer superior protection with their rubber rand and stain-resistant treatment, users should be aware that the mid-cut height requires a short break-in period to achieve maximum ankle flexibility.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Beige |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Type | Boots |
| Shoe Size UK | 9 |
| Series | Field Trekker |
| Model Part Number | 198268113768 |
| Brand | Timberland |
These boots feature a Defender Repellent Systems treatment which resists spills and stains, but they are not classified as fully submersible waterproof boots.
They are suitable for moderate trail conditions and damp weather, but they are not insulated for extreme sub-zero temperatures.
You can spot clean the lining with a mild soap and water solution using a damp cloth; ensure you allow the boots to air dry completely.
Yes, these boots generally follow standard Timberland sizing. If you are between sizes, consider ordering a half-size up for extra room with thick hiking socks.
The rubber rand acts as a protective shield against abrasive surfaces, significantly increasing the lifespan of the leather by preventing cuts and gouges.
Due to the construction of the compression-molded EVA midsole and bonded outsole, these boots are not designed to be resoled.
Leather requires a break-in period. Wear them around the house with medium-thickness socks for a few hours at a time to allow the materials to soften.
Use a soft-bristled brush to gently remove surface debris. For light scuffs, a specialized leather eraser or a slightly damp cloth is often sufficient.
If the OrthoLite footbed loses its shape after heavy long-term use, it can be removed and replaced with a standard supportive insole of the same size.
To ensure your boots last, start by wearing them for short periods on flat surfaces to break in the leather and mold the footbed to your gait. Because of the Defender Repellent Systems, you should avoid using harsh industrial cleaners that might strip the coating. Instead, wipe the exterior with a damp cloth after muddy excursions. If the leather begins to look dry, apply a leather conditioner specifically formulated for treated suede or nubuck to keep the material supple. Store your boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and always allow them to air dry naturally if they become wet inside; never place them directly against a heater, as this can crack the leather.