Timberland Men's Icon 3-Eye Classic Lug Boat Shoes

Nice shoes. Love it

Well made product.Unfortunately they were too long.

I had a pair of these in the 80's and no one else seemed to be wearing them. The regular boat shoes were all the rage then. Fast forward a few decades and these have become much more popular. This time around I got these lug soled boat shoes in nubuck leather. The softness of the nubuck means there is no break in period needed for this shoe. It is immediately comfortable, with or without socks. I have wide feet so I usually upsize but the soft nubuck means you can go with your normal size even with wider feet.Timberland lug soles are really good for keeping you surefooted on any sort of surface. Combined with the comfort of a boat shoe and these make for great everyday go anywhere shoes. One could also get this in a dark hued full grain leather for a slightly dressier look that can take the place of penny loafers. These are really good shoes and I'll probably eventually have a few in different colors and leathers.

Looks great fit perfectly. Love them

Look great, cut larger but made to fit comfortably with comfort inserts. Heavy Shoe

Very Comportable & Easy Fit

I have owned and worn out several pairs of these shoes over the years.Perfect for wet or snowy days with those lug soles that always look great.Went ahead and sprayed waterproofing product to enhance the leather’s water resistance. Timberland has a winner product and I wish that they would supply us with the more popular sizes!Perfect for travel and nice to kick off at the Airport security checkpoint.

A classic casual shoe that is comfortable for all-day wearing from the office to the field site that looks great. I've been wearing this shoe for years as my "go-to" shoe when I have to venture out into construction work sites with khakis, looks good enough for the office too, without needing to carry extra boots (except in those really wet/muddy sites, then the boots go on!). A very well made shoe that holds up for years. I did notice that these didn't have the 'made in USA' label in them and wonder if maybe the manufacturing of these New England shoes has finally been shipped off-shore, since they were always handmade in New England for decades. They still seem to be as well made as my old ones and time will tell if they'll last as long.These are the one shoe I buy over and over again, and hope the day never arrives when I can't get them. Love these shoes!