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Timberland Mens Waterproof Sprint Trekker Chukka Shoes £51.26 With Codes Free Click & Collect @ Timberland
Timberland Mens Waterproof Sprint Trekker Chukka Shoes £51.26 With Codes Free Click & Collect @ Timberland
Timberland Mens Waterproof Sprint Trekker Chukka Shoes £51.26 With Codes Free Click & Collect @ Timberland
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Posted 23 January 2023

Timberland Mens Waterproof Sprint Trekker Chukka Shoes £51.26 With Codes Free Click & Collect @ Timberland

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PRODUCT DETAIL
Style Number: TB 0A5NCFK51
This men's waterproof chukka features our exclusive TimberDry™ waterproof membrane technology and ReBOTL™ fabric for the upper and lining. Both these materials are produced using a minimum of 50% recycled plastic. Plus, we've built in plenty of comfort features like the fully gusseted tongue and moulded foam midsole.

Upper and lining made of ReBOTL™ fabric, containing at least 50% recycled plastic
TimberDry™ waterproof membrane made with 50% recycled plastic
Fully gusseted tongue to keep rain and dirt out
Lace-up style
Lightweight OrthoLite® footbed for comfort and support
Compression-moulded EVA-blend foam midsole for cushioning
Protective rubber rand
Rubber lug outsole for grip

FEATURES
WATERPROOF
Fully seam-sealed and made of specially treated fabrics, this garment protects in wet, rainy conditions.

ORTHOLITE INSOLES
Ortholite® comfort foam insoles provide moisture transport, antimicrobial function and long–term cushioning. The ultra–breathable material wont break down or lo…Read More

TIMBER-DRY WATERPROOF TECHNOLOGY
This product features our Timber-Dry™ waterproof membrane or linings to help keep feet dry, made with 50% PET (recycled plastic bottles).

RECYCLED PET
Reduce your environmentalal footprint with our PET products. These eco-friendly products recycle and reuse polyethylene terephthalate - the non-biodegradable ma…Read More

REBOTL FABRIC
We created this environmentally-friendly material by collecting non-biodegradable PET plastic bottles, recycling them, and turning them into RPET yarns (Recycle
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  1. Gummo's avatar
    I tried on a pair at my local store (to check for fit) where they were selling at about £90. They fitted perfectly, so I ordered off a previous HUKD alert. When they arrived, they were very tight at the big toes, so they had to go back. Mind you, I wasn't too disappointed as I thought the boots looked grand but thought they felt incapable of lasting more than a few months. (edited)
  2. gduk's avatar
    Bought some both this year and last, different style boots however they come up so narrow. Not sure what is going on with timberland but pretty sure their shoes never used to be so narrow fitting (edited)
  3. 7ewis's avatar
    Bought a similar pair last year, said it was £75 down to £55. The leather is all peeling off and the laces snapped... I've used them a few times per month for short dog walks.

    Enquired about exchanging them, they don't offer this and said they would inspect the faults and refund. However I checked the price and it now says RRP is £140 and it's on sale again now to £98... more than the RRP was supposedly in the first place!

    Plus there's a delivery fee now, so I'd need to pay another £43 + £4 delivery, almost double what I paid initially... to get the same likely poor quality replacements again. Annoyingly I like the style, but don't know what to do now. Buy new laces and ignore the leather peeling off? Send them back and buy another pair? Buy something completely different from someone else?
    Besford's avatar
    When a brand treats you like this just go somewhere else.

    Timberland is yet another brand which built up a reputation for good quality over many years then exploited that by charging high prices for mediocre products. Hunter wellies is another excellent example.

    Make your judgements based on real quality/price, not a brand name.
  4. hkphooey's avatar
    Sadly Timberland have gone down in quality and comfort.
  5. hkphooey's avatar
    I remember when these type of Timberland were £65 at full price and about £35 in the sales.
    The sales prices are really the old full selling price.
    Being ripped off here.
  6. Besford's avatar
    Made of old plastic bottles!

    Good for the planet maybe but are they good for feet. Doesn't suggest they are breathable (except for the insole).

    Another once great brand trading on their great name from the past? (edited)
  7. Nikotime's avatar
    Cheers, ordered. Feet are very chilly at the mo when on walks in my trainers...
  8. nehurane's avatar
    Loo
    No
  9. Damian_Sikora's avatar
    Wearing Timberland shoes for ages now (usually those lasted me min 4-5 years), last pair I bought was two years ago.... Will give those a try, thanks (edited)
  10. Begize's avatar
    As I've said on other threads - be aware Timberland increased at least some of their sale prices last week to accommodate these new discounts. Three items I had in my bag went up around 20 - 25%
    hkphooey's avatar
    Yup con
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