Timberland Greyfield Boots - Black - UK 7

No, the Timberland Greyfield Boots feature a water-resistant Defender Repellent Systems treatment, which protects against splashes and spills. They are not designed to be fully waterproof for heavy rain or submersion.

Use a specialized suede/nubuck brush to remove dry dirt. For stains, use a dedicated suede cleaner. Always test cleaners on an inconspicuous area first and allow the boots to air dry naturally away from heat.

These boots are suitable for light hiking and walking on well-maintained trails. For serious or challenging hikes requiring extensive ankle support and extreme weather protection, specialized heavy-duty hiking boots would be more appropriate.

'Better Leather' indicates that the leather is sourced from a tannery rated silver or gold by the Leather Working Group, signifying environmentally responsible production practices.

ReBOTL fabric is a material made from at least 50% recycled plastic bottles, transformed into durable, breathable textiles for footwear lining and other components.

Each pair of Timberland Greyfield Boots weighs approximately 1.5 KG.

These boots feature a flat heel, under 2.5cm in height, designed for comfort and stability.

This is common with new boots, especially those with premium leather. Wear them for short periods around the house to break them in gradually. The EVA foam midsole will also mold to your foot over time.

The Defender Repellent Systems treatment can wear off with use. Clean the boots thoroughly and reapply a high-quality water and stain repellent spray specifically designed for nubuck/suede leather. Always follow the product's instructions.

Use a specialized nubuck/suede brush to gently remove loose dirt and scuffs. For deeper stains, apply a dedicated nubuck/suede cleaner. Avoid using water or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the material.

Ensure the boots are fully air-dried after each use. You can use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside (leave overnight and vacuum out) to neutralize odors. Consider wearing moisture-wicking socks.

Check the rubber pod outsole for accumulated dirt or debris that might be impacting grip. Clean the tread thoroughly. If the outsole is excessively worn down, consider professional resoling if available, or assess if it's time for new footwear.