Timberland Field Trekker - Black - UK 6.5

The Timberland Field Trekker Low trainers are designed for urban adventures and light treks on well-maintained paths. While durable and comfortable, for heavy-duty, rugged hiking or technical trails, a dedicated hiking boot with specialized support and protection would be more appropriate.

While the materials are durable, these trainers are not explicitly waterproof. To enhance water resistance, we recommend applying a high-quality waterproof protector spray specifically designed for nubuck and leather before initial wear and periodically thereafter.

For routine cleaning, use a soft-bristled nubuck brush to gently remove dirt and restore the texture. For more stubborn stains, use a nubuck-specific cleaning solution, following the product's instructions carefully. Always allow them to air dry completely.

Yes, the insoles are generally removable. If you desire additional arch support or cushioning, you can replace them with aftermarket insoles of your preference.

For optimal comfort and to manage moisture, we recommend wearing moisture-wicking socks, especially during active use. Cotton socks can absorb sweat and lead to discomfort.

Allow your trainers to air out after each use, preferably with the insoles removed. Using shoe deodorizers, cedar shoe trees, or sprinkling baking soda inside overnight can help absorb moisture and neutralize odors.

Timberland footwear generally fits true to size. However, fit can vary by individual foot shape. We recommend checking Timberland's official sizing guide or trying them on if possible for the best fit.

Adjust the regular lacing system. Experiment with different lacing patterns to accommodate your foot shape and achieve the desired snugness without discomfort. Ensure laces are evenly tensioned.

Use a specialized nubuck brush to gently remove surface dirt and restore the material's nap. For deeper stains, apply a nubuck cleaner following the product's specific instructions, then allow to air dry.

Inspect the outsole for embedded debris (mud, small stones) and clean it thoroughly with a stiff brush or old toothbrush. Accumulated dirt can compromise the outsole's designed traction.

Remove the insoles to air them out after use. You can also use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside the shoes overnight to absorb odors, then tap out the powder in the morning.

This can happen if the material is not regularly treated. After cleaning, apply a conditioner specifically formulated for nubuck/leather. This will help keep the material supple and prevent cracking.