I have camper shoes in the same style, but I wanted something more waterproof, durable, and possibly more beautiful. That's how I ended up with these.

However, their heavy construction leads me to wear them less than I should based on the money I spent to buy them. A mediocre purchase for me.

I trusted the positive reviews about 'comfort' etc. and bought them. I felt them very heavy (as if the sole was made of lead) and hard on my feet. I returned them because they were not the Timperland that I expected them to be... You can find much better shoes at this price.

Initially, I bought them 7 years ago for 145. The price was quite high, but I couldn't find my size and I brought them from abroad. 80-110 is a more reasonable price for me. The quality of the leather is impeccable even after years of use, although there is wear on the laces and the leather near the ankle from the highest point of the tongue and all around to the back of the foot. In terms of size (to give you an idea), I wear 50 and 2/3 in Adidas and I want 49 in these.

6 years of almost daily use. I have changed the sole twice because I wore it out from walking. Very durable shoes! And comfortable, the insole is softer and more comfortable than orthopedic silicone. Eventually, after so many years, I crashed them with an iron and also damaged the leather. I fixed them with a cobbler, but it is still visible, so I retired them. If you want sturdy and stable shoes that don't kill your feet, these are perfect. And the black leather, no matter how dirty it gets, becomes new with a little bit of camel.