Timbs generally run half a size to a full size large.

Timberland boots often fit larger than standard shoe sizes due to their construction and intended use with thicker socks. Many people find they need to order a half size or even a full size down from their usual shoe size to achieve a comfortable and secure fit. Consider sock thickness when trying them on.

Factors Affecting Fit

• Foot Shape: Wider feet may fit true to size, while narrower feet may need to size down more.
• Sock Thickness: Wearing thick hiking socks will require more room in the boot.
• Boot Model: Different Timberland models can have slight variations in sizing.

How to Determine Your Size

1. Measure Your Feet: Use a Brannock device or measure your foot length at the end of the day.
2. Consult the Size Chart: Refer to the official size chart provided by the manufacturer.
3. Read Reviews: Check online reviews for feedback on sizing from other customers.
4. Try On With Socks: Always try boots on with the type of socks you plan to wear.

Sizing Comparison

Break-In Period

Even with the correct size, Timberland boots may require a break-in period. Wearing them for short periods initially and gradually increasing wear time can help mold the boots to your feet and prevent discomfort.