When you're traveling the world, the sort of terrain that you will be trekking will directly dictate what style of footwear that you will need. If you're simply strolling along the lovely side streets of Paris or along the famous canals of Venice, then perhaps a heavy duty boot isn't the most ideal choice. But if you're the adventurous type, and nothing in life compares to exploring the great outdoors, then a quality boot that offers comfort, security, and longevity will be your best bet.
 Few brands of boots compare to the popularity of Timberland. Practically all of my hometown friends and family who work outdoors, be it construction or yard work, choose this brand above all others. I received my Timberland boots from the UK shop, JD Sports. Visit their site today for a huge selection of sporting goods, and of course, footwear. |  I've traveled to many places, and have experienced almost every type of landscape that our beautiful world has to offer, and only after visiting 26 countries around the planet have I had the pleasure of discovering the right sort of fit-all footwear – perfect for almost any terrain. My recent acquisition of the 6-inch Timberland Premium Waterproof boot has changed what I pack for my trips now. I used to travel with a set of heavy duty boots which have been designed for snow and extremely cold temperatures, shorter boots for regular hiking (typically for water/mud terrains), walking shoes, and flip-flops. As you can imagine, this is a whole heck of a lot to carry around when you're backpacking the world. What I loved most about my new Timberlands is the fact that they are equally comfortable, as they are tough – the texture of the leather and the cushioning inside provide the user with a sturdy, yet fashionable wear. While my next trip to subzero temperatures will still have me packing my heavy duty boots, the Timberland Premium boot has become my goto, for hiking, fishing, working, or simply walking. |
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