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i just got a new pair like a month back
timbs will always be there
timbs will always be there
Timbs....we really off that?
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u buggin comrade, suede timbs are done with one sloppy saturday club night of reggaeton !+*-grindin
nike boots>>*
da acuff proof timbs though are definitely on my radar though.
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Timbs are like Polo and Air Force Ones, they will always be fresh.
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I dont think they deserve the off that.
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wheat tims are like all white af1's
only good for 1 wear..
only good for 1 wear..
chico cummings
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BTW, they have the Scuff Proof Field Boots too on Eastbay...
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You just made ninjahood $$@@ himself.
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I still throw 'em on for weather purposes [like a snowboarding trip] and for functions that don't allow sneakers.
Other than that, for casual wear, I'm off that. Word to track 8.
Other than that, for casual wear, I'm off that. Word to track 8.
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Thinking bout coppin a pair, ive had my nikeboots for a year now...time for a change.
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Got pics with Cargo Pants, was gonna Throw on my Asolos but those are not as comfy as these, Nike Boots are real comfortable.
The only tims I buy is the premium, the one with the gum sole. Thats the Classic one to me. The one with the one tone sole is
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I still rock wheat timbs....got a pair of nike boots too. I'm trying to get myself some polo boots next.
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I HATE
These are the official HOOD boot
*my opinion*
I hate them even more when I see them in different colors (baby blue, red) and when chicks rock them...
These are the official HOOD boot
*my opinion*
I hate them even more when I see them in different colors (baby blue, red) and when chicks rock them...
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^those are the new ones with the wack leather.
3 pairs i own are the pre-2006's joints with the orange acg logo on the sole and textured leather.
3 pairs i own are the pre-2006's joints with the orange acg logo on the sole and textured leather.
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Timb's are always gonna be classic
I never saw the appeal of nike boots though
I never saw the appeal of nike boots though
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i've always wondered why "hood dudes" and rappers always leave them loose and pretty much falling off their feet when they walk
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i still rock the wheat constructions.. those is classics
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I was never really into Timbs, figured too much to spend on some footwear I wouldn't wear year round. Not to mention wasn't droppin over a yard forsome 6" butters. I'ma cop a pair of Goadomes to see if I like them, if not, I'm done w/ boots
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How about I never been on timbs. I hate boots of all kinds.
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What's wrong with timbs?
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i laughed when i heard them say "timbs? we off that" then a week later there was pictures with Hov wearing all black timbs
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You got a point about the scuffing, but what I usually do is use a whole can of waterproof and give em 5 or 6 coats with time to dry in between.Originally Posted by ninjahood
u buggin comrade, suede timbs are done with one sloppy saturday club night of reggaeton !+*-grindin
nike boots>>*
da acuff proof timbs though are definitely on my radar though.
Scuffs and stains for the most part can be brushed off after that. But you gotta admit...
Timberland double soles > *
I've had 3 pairs so far.
And I'm telling ya'll. They are not cut out for real winter wear. Maybe casual wear, yea.
My first pair got dogged after a brief 2007 winter of casual wear. The stitching came undone at the toe and a forefoot bubble deflated.
I'm an outdoors security guard. I worked with my 2nd pair last year for 2 months last year and look what happened...bubble popped. On both!
I still got another pair stashed away. But I don't got confidence in them.
The only reason I even got them was cause I worked at Footlocker/Footaction and got them all damn near free.
Otherwise, I never would spend money on them And I'd be tight if I did pay $150 like everyone does.
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LL bean duck boots FTW
