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I've been wearing these yellow boots for a month now, and here are my thoughts on their pros and cons. I'm 5'10'' and weigh 137 lbs. ❤️❤️ Pros: 1. Versatile: They go well with jeans, joggers, and pretty much anything. They look stylish and are perfect for daily commutes, driving, or walking on gravel roads. 2. Waterproof, durable, and warm: The thick leather is specially treated to be waterproof, and they keep my feet warm even at -10°C. The thick rubber sole is durable and provides excellent grip on dry surfaces. Bonus: they add a bit of height. 3. Comfortable: The honeycomb design on the insole offers great cushioning and support, making them comfortable to wear for long periods. 🖤🖤 Cons: 1. Rubbing: The area where the tongue and upper meet can rub against your foot if the laces are tied too tight. Some people suggest cutting the tongue, but I just loosened the laces, and it solved the problem. 2. Not breathable: Understandable for waterproofing, but if you have sweaty feet, you might want to think twice before buying. 3. Hard to clean: The suede-like material on the upper gets dirty easily and is a pain to clean. In summary, these yellow boots are definitely worth buying. They're versatile, tough, and stand out in a sea of sneakers.lg...More

"The classic Timberland boots are a styling essential and a height booster. The materials are solid, the craftsmanship is sturdy, and the leather has a great texture. Comfort-wise? Not so much. They feel comfortable when you're just standing around, thanks to the thick insoles. But walking in them is a different story - not pleasant at all. As for sizing, go half a size down if you have wide feet. I wear 44.5 in Air Force 1s, but 44 in Timberlands fits me well, even with thick socks. Speaking of socks, make sure to get long, thick ones. If you don't wear them during the break-in period, the boots will definitely break you in instead. The wide version truly lives up to its name - it seems to fit almost anyone with wide feet comfortably."lg...More

I decided to grab a pair before they sold out completely. I think this might be the first time the Kobe 5 has been released in recent years, right? And it's the first Kobe 5 made in Vietnam. I won't nitpick about the quality, just sharing my initial impressions after trying them on: The size is just right, and the fit is snug, especially for those with high arches—you might need to size up half a size, otherwise, the arch support can feel a bit tight. The synthetic leather version isn't as comfortable as the woven one, mainly because the connection between the toe and the upper creates a counterforce that pushes back on your foot, making it feel like there's pressure on the front of your foot when you start to accelerate. This is the biggest discomfort I've noticed with synthetic or leather Kobe 5s, especially for those with high arches. On the plus side, the design is great—the blue colorway is bold and feels very "Warriors," and it fits perfectly with the Halloween vibe. Pairing it with a glow-in-the-dark T-shirt would definitely turn heads.lg...More

The shoes look really cool, and you might want to size up by half a size. They're also very lightweight, and the glow-in-the-dark effect is quite noticeable. Wearing them makes you look great. The carbon plate in the midsole is very rigid, which is a plus, but the downside is the removal of the rear air cushion. The foam might wear out a bit faster, and the clear rubber sole isn't recommended for outdoor use, especially considering the price. Overall, though, I'm quite satisfied with them.lg...More