@tennessee_electrician: This year we are celebrating 50 years of the yellow boot with @timberlandpro! Timberland PRO has released a special edition collection of work boots, offering more comfort and style on the job site. Cheers to another 50 years! 🥂 #TimberlandProPartner #ad

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They fashion boots now😏

2024-01-01 06:18:50

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Antonio 🏝️🏖️ :

That setup is nuts

2023-12-25 03:15:33

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Nando :

How are the Irish wing setters? Looking to get a pair

2024-01-01 19:09:44

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Burning_XJ :

People in the comments aren’t realizing Timberland and Timberland PRO, are two different lines, different quality, durability, and soles.

2024-01-08 23:20:44

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Rob :

timberland PRO pit Boss are very good work boots I do concrete, they lasted almost 2 years

2024-01-05 15:33:54

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bralex_m :

Hey, I am looking to move to TN and go into the electrical trade. Where did you do your apprenticeship?

2023-12-20 23:34:49

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Daniel Lira jr :

🥰🥰

2023-12-25 03:45:52

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Jayden_Schaner :

@Logan

2024-01-01 18:33:00

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jackhoward :

Believe Jesus died on the Cross and rose 3 days later for ur sins spread the gospel repent from ur sins take Jesus Christ as ur Lord and Savior!

2024-01-11 05:41:35

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collinalock :

Better put some square toes on mah boi

2024-01-02 17:47:47

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Jayfwyagirl :

Fun fact the tree on the boot is were they used to hang slaves

2024-01-01 23:03:14

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user860931 :

No

2023-12-27 02:37:45

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mom_of_1_ángel :

Good

2023-12-26 15:06:14

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shaneange369 :

Timberland sucks so bad every pair I've ever owned. The soul has broken in half within a year.

2023-12-27 14:08:00

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dh100x :

redwings only

2023-12-26 18:30:50

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Rhinoceros :

Yall can unrecognize it bc they don’t hold up anymore. Yall just make them for style now

2023-12-27 19:23:16

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Frank Tank :

Dude rolled his ankle lol

2024-01-02 16:29:34

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john15_4.5 :

Bros got 1,000,000 dollars worth of pack out gear Jesus

2024-01-01 08:30:51

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Josiah paul :

It’s a shame the boot quality shit the bed

2024-01-02 21:42:06

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Bigmac :

Holy Milwaukee

2023-12-27 07:21:00

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plugsandtattoos :

They used to be affordable

2024-01-02 01:20:40

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Dawson🃏 :

Dude damn near rolled his ankle

2024-01-01 00:01:42

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braxton :

Not going to lie… timberland has been the worse work boot I’ve worn! Wolverines all the way.

2023-12-24 16:44:19

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Semc78 :

You must not be on your feet long

2024-01-05 01:36:23

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Lanny❌ :

Great boot and light weight

2023-12-24 20:02:44

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