--- product_id: 26968940 title: "Timberland Men's Classic Two-Eye Boat Shoe" brand: "timberland" price: "AR$537192" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Timberland" url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/26968940-timberland-mens-classic-two-eye-boat-shoe store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # Waterproof seam-sealed leather Anti-Fatigue shock-absorbing comfort Classic nautical 2-eye design Timberland Men's Classic Two-Eye Boat Shoe **Brand:** timberland **Price:** AR$537192 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ›₯️ Step into classic comfort and sustainable style β€” don’t miss the boat! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Timberland Men's Classic Two-Eye Boat Shoe by timberland - **How much does it cost?** AR$537192 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/26968940-timberland-mens-classic-two-eye-boat-shoe) ## Best For - timberland enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted timberland brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **All-Day Energy Return:** Anti-Fatigue technology cushions every step for unmatched comfort - β€’ **Timeless Nautical Style:** Iconic 2-eye boat shoe silhouette that never goes out of fashion - β€’ **Sustainable Craftsmanship:** Leather sourced from LWG-certified tanneries supporting eco-conscious choices - β€’ **Versatile Rugged Elegance:** Perfect for deck, office, or city strolls with premium leather & rubber lug outsole - β€’ **Durable Waterproof Protection:** Seam-sealed premium leather keeps feet dry in unpredictable weather ## Overview The Timberland Men's Classic Two-Eye Boat Shoe blends iconic nautical design with advanced comfort tech like Anti-Fatigue cushioning and waterproof seam-sealed premium leather. Crafted sustainably with LWG-certified leather, these shoes deliver durable, breathable, and versatile wear for all-day support whether on deck or downtown. ## Description Timberland set new industry standards for craftsmanship, durability and protection when it introduced an authentic, waterproof leather boot in 1973. A global leader in design, engineering and marketing of premium footwear, Timberland values consumers who cherish the outdoors and their time in it. Timberland has been an industry leader in the use of both sustainable and recycled materials in its shoes, as well as its footwear packaging. The Timberland Company believes in corporate responsibility and supports numerous civic and social projects throughout the year. Timberland's Men's Classic 2-Eye boat shoes keep the traditional nautical feel of boat shoes through the years, with siped rubber outsoles for maximum traction on slippery or wet surfaces and a handsewn premium leather upper. You'll find yourself wearing these ruggedly casual shoes often, whether you're actually lounging on the deck of a boat, at the office or strolling around town. Timberland set new industry standards for craftsmanship, durability and protection when it introduced an authentic, waterproof leather boot in 1973. A global leader in design, engineering and marketing of premium footwear, Timberland values consumers who cherish the outdoors and their time in it. Timberland has been an industry leader in the use of both sustainable and recycled materials in its shoes, as well as its footwear packaging. The Timberland Company believes in corporate responsibility and supports numerous civic and social projects throughout the year. Review: A Classic Fit With Enduring Quality - I really enjoy having a nice, comfortable pair of boat shoes to slip on with shorts, or with jeans and no socks. I got my first pair of Timberland boat shoes about 20 years ago. They have actually lasted all this time, through heavy use, sun, rain, heat, etc. They are noticeably worn though due to age, and my wife has been bugging me to get a decent looking pair. I've tried on other brands, but always felt the Timberlands fit the best. In 20 years the shoes held up fine. They breath well and never started to smell. The only thing that broke was one of the laces broke probably due to being 20 year old rawhide that just dried out, and that was just an ince or so on the lace end, and a coupel of years back the insole heel insert came up, which I fixed in minutes with glue. The sole, while worn, has lasted all these years with not so much as a crack or split, but naturally there's some tread wear! So I ordered these. They are similar in color to the ones I have now, and look close to the advertised photo. Obviously every piece of leather can vary a bit. They are all leather, and the rawhide ties are strung through the entire shoe through eyelets along the sides passing around the heel, and tying in the front. The soles are a "gum"; the sole is sort of a tan, which I prefer over the boat shoes that have a white or dark brown sole. I wanted to mention fit, as the hardest thing about buying a shoe on-line has to be the comfort and sizing. The old pair I have are a size 10, which is my normal shoe size. I rarely wear a 10 Β½, and on occasion get a 9 Β½ in a sneaker. I assume the times I've needed a 10 Β½ it has been a poorly sized shoe. The old ones (again, a 10) fit me fine in the front and a bit snug in the heel when I first got them, from what I recall. They broke in within a week or so of wearing, meaning they fit my foot well, stayed on, didn't slip, but the heel became a little more pliable so I could slip them on with a finger tugging gently on the heel. I ordered a 9, 9 Β½, and 10 in the new ones, taking advantage of desertcart's free returns on shoes. The size 9 fit on my foot and wasn't uncomfortable, but just felt really snug, like it was probably too small. The 10 fit well, but the heel felt just a tad too big and I assumed it would break in and might slip some down the road. So I went with the 9 Β½. It fit well, slightly snug, and the heel stays in place nicely so I am hoping they are going to break in just like my old ones. Don't get me wrong. They are comfy right from the start and no break-in period is necessary. I just know from the style of shoe and them being soft leather they will naturally give a little as time goes on. So, if you have typically wear a normal width shoe, I would go with your usual shoe size, or maybe a Β½ size down. The insole on the new pair is thicker than my old ones, which were just two pieces of leather glued in place to cover the sole of your foot. They had air holes along the instep. The new ones are one piece, have two layers, one which has form and the other which is a material-type cushion. They are not overly soft, just right. The insole does not appear to be intended for removal, but I imagine you could pry it out if you want to replace it. As far as value, price aside for a second - they lasted 20 years! If these last only a few years, its a great deal. Now, as far as price, desertcart's price for these varies a bit, but in general almost always beats other places I have seen these advertised. I am not sure if I will get the same wear out of these as the original pair, and they are now made in China, in case that matters to you. These appear to be of the same high quality as my old ones. So I am hoping these will last a long, long time. Again, my old ones lasted over 20 years, and really I am not throwing them out (sorry, honey!) Review: Just a tad small in size - Ordered the same shoe (the old shoes were worn out) in size 8 (reg) just as the old shoes. However, I got the new shoes and they were too tight both width and lengt wise. So I returned the new shoes and got my credit back on my account. Proceeded to re-order the same shoe, but this time in size 8.5 Wide. I received the shoes a few days later and they fit right out of the box. The other difference I noticed between my old worn out shoes and these new ones are the inside sole changed from being a "24/7 formed one piece sole" to a different type of sole with a seem but looks like a 4/7 sole. I could feel the seam under my feet when just got the shoes on wearing socks. I don't know if that will be an issue as shoes gets worn - I do not expect it to become a problem. The leather and stitching of the shoe is tip top, just as expected from a Timberland leather shoe or boot product (I only wear Timberland shoes or boots & (some of my work boots have steal toe) but all my footwear are made of leather and have the 24/7 insoles)). Highly recommend these shoes. ## Features - Premium Timberland Leather: By purchasing this product, you are supporting Leather Working Group certified tanneries. - Anti-Fatigue Technology: A comfort system, adopted from Timberland PRO, designed with shock-absorbing, geometrical technology that returns energy back to the foot to deliver all-day support and comfort. - Waterproof Seam-Sealed: Waterproof seam-sealed footwear includes waterproof leather for durable waterproof protection. - PrimaLoft Insulation: PrimaLoft insulation is a soft, lightweight compressible down alternative insulation. It uses a patented microfiber structure to help retain warmth, even if the fibers get wet - helping you stay dry, warm and comfortable. - Leather lining & a rubber lug outsole ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000VX01V4 | | Best Sellers Rank | #995,734 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #419 in Men's Health Care & Food Service Shoes | | Brand | Timberland | | Closure Type | Lace-Up | | Color | Medium Brown Full Grain | | Cushioning Level | Moderate | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,001 Reviews | | Fabric type | 100% Leather | | Formality Level | Casual | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00000906011391 | | Heel Type | No Heel | | Import Designation | Imported | | Insole Material | Foam | | Item Type Name | Boat Shoe | | Item Weight | 1.1 pounds | | Manufacturer | Timberland | | Manufacturer Part Number | TB025077214 | | Material Fabric | Leather | | Model Name | Classic 2-eye Boat Shoes | | Number of Items | 1 | | Occasion Lifestyle | Casual, Comfort, Fashion | | Occasion Type | Casual | | Origin | Imported | | Outer Material | Leather | | Outer material | Leather | | Pattern | Solid | | Seasons | All | | Shoe Height Map | Low Top | | Shoe Type | Boat Shoe | | Sole Material | Rubber | | Sole material | Rubber | | Special Features | Cushioned | | Sport Type | Hiking Boots,Athletic,Boating | | Strap Type | lace_up | | Style Name | 2-eye Boat Shoe | | Style Number | TB025077214 | | Theme | Nautical | | Toe Style | Moc Toe | | UPC | 000906011391 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant | | lining-description | Leather | ## Images ![Timberland Men's Classic Two-Eye Boat Shoe - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/716HOrEERyL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Classic Fit With Enduring Quality *by B***A on July 11, 2013* I really enjoy having a nice, comfortable pair of boat shoes to slip on with shorts, or with jeans and no socks. I got my first pair of Timberland boat shoes about 20 years ago. They have actually lasted all this time, through heavy use, sun, rain, heat, etc. They are noticeably worn though due to age, and my wife has been bugging me to get a decent looking pair. I've tried on other brands, but always felt the Timberlands fit the best. In 20 years the shoes held up fine. They breath well and never started to smell. The only thing that broke was one of the laces broke probably due to being 20 year old rawhide that just dried out, and that was just an ince or so on the lace end, and a coupel of years back the insole heel insert came up, which I fixed in minutes with glue. The sole, while worn, has lasted all these years with not so much as a crack or split, but naturally there's some tread wear! So I ordered these. They are similar in color to the ones I have now, and look close to the advertised photo. Obviously every piece of leather can vary a bit. They are all leather, and the rawhide ties are strung through the entire shoe through eyelets along the sides passing around the heel, and tying in the front. The soles are a "gum"; the sole is sort of a tan, which I prefer over the boat shoes that have a white or dark brown sole. I wanted to mention fit, as the hardest thing about buying a shoe on-line has to be the comfort and sizing. The old pair I have are a size 10, which is my normal shoe size. I rarely wear a 10 Β½, and on occasion get a 9 Β½ in a sneaker. I assume the times I've needed a 10 Β½ it has been a poorly sized shoe. The old ones (again, a 10) fit me fine in the front and a bit snug in the heel when I first got them, from what I recall. They broke in within a week or so of wearing, meaning they fit my foot well, stayed on, didn't slip, but the heel became a little more pliable so I could slip them on with a finger tugging gently on the heel. I ordered a 9, 9 Β½, and 10 in the new ones, taking advantage of Amazon's free returns on shoes. The size 9 fit on my foot and wasn't uncomfortable, but just felt really snug, like it was probably too small. The 10 fit well, but the heel felt just a tad too big and I assumed it would break in and might slip some down the road. So I went with the 9 Β½. It fit well, slightly snug, and the heel stays in place nicely so I am hoping they are going to break in just like my old ones. Don't get me wrong. They are comfy right from the start and no break-in period is necessary. I just know from the style of shoe and them being soft leather they will naturally give a little as time goes on. So, if you have typically wear a normal width shoe, I would go with your usual shoe size, or maybe a Β½ size down. The insole on the new pair is thicker than my old ones, which were just two pieces of leather glued in place to cover the sole of your foot. They had air holes along the instep. The new ones are one piece, have two layers, one which has form and the other which is a material-type cushion. They are not overly soft, just right. The insole does not appear to be intended for removal, but I imagine you could pry it out if you want to replace it. As far as value, price aside for a second - they lasted 20 years! If these last only a few years, its a great deal. Now, as far as price, Amazon's price for these varies a bit, but in general almost always beats other places I have seen these advertised. I am not sure if I will get the same wear out of these as the original pair, and they are now made in China, in case that matters to you. These appear to be of the same high quality as my old ones. So I am hoping these will last a long, long time. Again, my old ones lasted over 20 years, and really I am not throwing them out (sorry, honey!) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just a tad small in size *by A***R on October 10, 2018* Ordered the same shoe (the old shoes were worn out) in size 8 (reg) just as the old shoes. However, I got the new shoes and they were too tight both width and lengt wise. So I returned the new shoes and got my credit back on my account. Proceeded to re-order the same shoe, but this time in size 8.5 Wide. I received the shoes a few days later and they fit right out of the box. The other difference I noticed between my old worn out shoes and these new ones are the inside sole changed from being a "24/7 formed one piece sole" to a different type of sole with a seem but looks like a 4/7 sole. I could feel the seam under my feet when just got the shoes on wearing socks. I don't know if that will be an issue as shoes gets worn - I do not expect it to become a problem. The leather and stitching of the shoe is tip top, just as expected from a Timberland leather shoe or boot product (I only wear Timberland shoes or boots & (some of my work boots have steal toe) but all my footwear are made of leather and have the 24/7 insoles)). Highly recommend these shoes. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ How do they compare to Sperrys and Sebagos.... *by P***N on May 15, 2020* I'm a shoe nut and more specifically, boat shoes. No kidding, I currently have at least 7 pairs. I tend to like the traditional, leather lined shoes since they're much better when going sock-less. However, most companies are getting away from that because it's more expensive to make - surprise, surprise. That being said, I'm comparing these to Sperry AO's and Sebago Portsides - pretty much the standards in traditional boat shoes. These are stiffer more like the Sebagos and have less cushioning in the heel, like Sebagos. Sperry AO's have no break in period, these will take a day or tow of wear. However, like Sebago's, these feel like they will last longer than the Sperry's - the leather is thicker and the sole's aren't as soft. These are a true moc design and don't have the seam on the inside like cheaper shoes (Sperry Leewards, etc...). The color I got is on the redish side of brown and I knew that and am fine with it. They look really good. Unlike Sperry AO's or Sebago Portside's, these soles are glued and don't have the stitching on the bottoms. This is nice because that stitching will let water in eventually - not an issue with these. Overall, I am happy and these should definitely be considered in the same conversation as AO's and Portsides. They're clearly well made and look good. It seems outside of the US, the Dom Republic tends to make the best boat shoes. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/26968940-timberland-mens-classic-two-eye-boat-shoe](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/26968940-timberland-mens-classic-two-eye-boat-shoe) --- *Product available on Desertcart Argentina* *Store origin: AR* *Last updated: 2026-08-31*