https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3182637

u can find ur answers over there...

in short, yes the can resole ur shoes thou u need to send ur shoes to the appointed timberland shop (one i know is at midvalley timberland) and they will see if its fixable or not. this will take around 1 week(?) and will give u the total estimation if im not mistaken. let say if its fixable then u need 3 weeks for them to resole/repair the shoes.

i did ask about it last time and this was the answer i was given. hope it helps

i guess they are right then....

im not a cobbler, so when u have been asking to alot of cobbler and most of them said its not fixable... i do believe its not fixable... even it can be fix it wont be the same...just like they said

depends on what kind of vibram sole u wanted to use. i have a boot using vibram 420 sole and its build like a tank. oil resistant too...

original timberland sole uses recycle stuff. i guess the only way u want a sole from timberland is from timberland.

however the question is, would u willing to repair the shoes that's going to endup feeling different from the last time u wearing it?

no i dont replace it...

i have a boot (not timberland boot) with vibram 420 sole.

i think the best way to make ur boot/shoes last longer is to rotate them... i have 4 pairs of shoes and boots i rotate every day. i'll say my timberland shoes will last longer this way rather than using it everyday lol...

Works for me, my timberland shoe is still alive and kicking.