The Classic Leather Euro Hiker boot is the premium, full-grain leather version of this footgear. Since its outer coverage is devoid of any sort of fabric, this variant has a more classic and rugged look to it. Its laces are also made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. Jacquard Euro Hiker

One thing is for sure; the Timberland Euro Hiker is one of those hiking boots that are going to stand up to the test of time; (if you actually take the time to care for it). In addition to the full-grain leather upper, its longevity can also be attributed to other features. One of these is the implemented steel shank. In the widest part of the heel, we found the Euro Hiker to be 71.7 mm (13.2 mm narrower than average). A sense of stability is very often drawn from the width of the boot's sole. However, this is not the case with the Timberland Euro Hiker. Meanwhile, the nature of this rubber is more on the soft side. Measuring the outsole with a durometer, we found that it is 3% softer than average.Based on our measurements, the Euro Hiker is considerably narrower than the average. In the widest part of the forefoot, our calipers show 96.3 mm (10.3 mm narrower than average). Looking at the underfoot protection present in the Timberland Euro Hiker, you can rest assured that you've got the necessary buffer to keep your feet safe out there on the trail. In a men's US size 7.5, we measured the internal length of the boot at 257.9 mm. Provided that there should be a few millimeters of extra space between your toes and the edge of the shoe, the Euro Hiker runs true to the Timberland footwear size chart. The implementation of the steel shank coupled with the full-grain leather and the ample padding make this possible. Still, there is one glaring weakness with this boot and another one that could spell doom for some of you. The non-breathable nature of the Euro Hiker does hurt its value overall.

The lug depth on the Euro Hiker is 3.4 mm. This is shallower than the average 4 mm and makes the boot less suitable for muddy surfaces. Yet, this same characteristic makes it more suitable for urban conditions like paved roads. From top to bottom (or from upper to outsole to be literal), most of you will be quite impressed by the design of the Timberland Euro Hiker men's boots. Its ideal combination of comfort, support, and durability make it a perfect choice if you enjoy hiking for more than one day (possibly weekends). We were satisfied with how much longevity we got from the pair of Euro Hikers. However, this Timberland is definitely not among the most durable boots out there. Alright, so while breathability is arguably the weakest aspect of this boot, we now get to what is probably the best aspect of it. This, of course, is alluding to its durability and overall build quality. As has been mentioned a few times, the Timberland Euro Hiker was designed with an upper made from full-grain leather.As for the toebox, we marked it as medium, based on our measurements. In its widest part, the toebox is 96.4 mm, a little narrower than the average 97.9 mm. It also gets narrower towards the big toe more than other hiking boots do (by 8%). There's also a leather-less Euro Hiker, called Euro Hiker Cordura Fabric. Its upper is purely made of Cordura, a specific kind of textile that's twice as durable as standard nylon. It is resistant to punctures, scuffs, and tears. Classic Leather Euro Hiker