This pair in the vid, yes, but they make non WP ones also so double check b4 buying. The non wp have perforations on the top toe box are.. see how these are solid material
@@MrTonyMui oh for sure function and form are a must but they gotta be aesthetically pleasing to me or else I wouldn't really consider coppin. How are the insoles though? I usually have to add aftermarket inserts in order to achieve a comfort level that's acceptable for long hours/all day use.
@@slept-on_SP the craziest part about the Timberland Pro's are they feel heavy when you hold it in hand but you when put them on feet they feel light. It's the wildest thing when I tried it on.
Hopefully this video helped. Again this is just my personal opinion, let me know what you think!
I wear Justin drywall steel toes 10 hours a day at work and my sneakers stay fresh cause I hardly get to rock em and I got so many.
Lol well that’s not good.
They better sponsor you after this video. You got all styles!!
Send then to me please..
Thank you
Ohh ya , size 6.5 (40 Europe)
Are the greenstride ones waterproof
I believe they are.
They are I used them during the NYC flooding a few weeks ago but will still get water stains so make sure you can clean them. Comfortable as hell too.
@@BrodyFails Yeah stains are inevitable, they are crazy comfy. It honestly doesn't even fill like a boot.
Yes they are
This pair in the vid, yes, but they make non WP ones also so double check b4 buying. The non wp have perforations on the top toe box are.. see how these are solid material
Your boots rotation looks good. might want to add a clark’s boot in there as well? but that’s just me
Yeah I got some Wallabees, but I tried to focus this video on only Timberland boots that I have.
@@MrTonyMui ahh gotcha
The greenstride run true to size ?
Yup
Aye lowkey the Black Nubuck (womens) color way of the mid motion 6's are kinda fire too though but im definitely f with that colorway, that shit hard.
For me it’s about the comfort and these things are a beast for a boot! No break in time required. Super good
@@MrTonyMui oh for sure function and form are a must but they gotta be aesthetically pleasing to me or else I wouldn't really consider coppin. How are the insoles though? I usually have to add aftermarket inserts in order to achieve a comfort level that's acceptable for long hours/all day use.
@@MrTonyMui the timberland pros that I've had in the past came with pretty good insoles from the factory though.
@@slept-on_SP no insoles needed for me, they felt great!
@@slept-on_SP the craziest part about the Timberland Pro's are they feel heavy when you hold it in hand but you when put them on feet they feel light. It's the wildest thing when I tried it on.