Timberland Men's White Ledge Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot

Great product. Good fit. Well made. Look good.

Have bought these Timberland boots for quite a few years (probably my 6th pair) and always soft light and comfortable, my only concern is they are not the most waterproof and past experience with these is that the toe rubber in the front of the boots starts to detach after about 2-3 months of use then they can start to leak so not the best in that respect. But comfort and lightness is great and i usually get about 6 months use from these walking daily with dogs in New Forest. Quite often put the older pair away form May- September then use a newer pair for the Winter.

Good boot - all leather upper fits well and seems waterproof unlike a lot of Timberland fashion boots. Pricy compared to non branded but well designed and looks smart for a walking boot

The Timberland Men's White Ledge Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot is an exceptional piece of footwear that stands out for its quality, comfort, and durability. Timberland's reputation for crafting robust outdoor shoes is well-reflected in these hiking boots, making them an excellent choice for both avid hikers and casual adventurers.One of the most impressive features of these boots is their waterproof capability. The White Ledge Mid boots keep your feet dry and comfortable, even in wet and muddy conditions. This waterproof feature is essential for hiking, as it not only protects against the elements but also ensures a more enjoyable and comfortable experience on the trails.Comfort is another area where these boots excel. Right out of the box, they offer a snug and supportive fit without the need for a lengthy break-in period, which is often a concern with new hiking boots. The cushioned insole and padded collar add to the comfort, making long hikes more bearable and reducing the likelihood of blisters or sore feet.Durability is a key consideration for hiking boots, and Timberland has not compromised in this aspect. The White Ledge Mid boots are built to last, with high-quality materials and solid construction. The rugged outsole provides excellent traction on various terrains, from rocky paths to slippery slopes, adding a layer of safety and stability to your hikes.The design and aesthetics of the boots are also noteworthy. They strike a perfect balance between functional outdoor gear and stylish footwear. The classic Timberland look, combined with the practical design, makes them versatile enough to be worn on hikes and for everyday casual wear.Moreover, the boots are relatively lightweight compared to many other hiking boots, which is a significant advantage on long treks. The reduced weight helps in minimizing fatigue, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor activities for longer periods.

Excellent boots A++

Very sturdy and comfortable

Nice and comfy.

The boots looked and felt of good quality however I always wear size 9 unfortunately the size 9 sent were on the small side.

These boots are comfortable. They fit nicely and feel good under foot. The insoles aren't the best but can be switched out easily if needed. Another plus is that they look pretty nice. I currently have the black ones. I used to have wheat ones but I sadly left them in a hotel room on a business trip. I liked the wheat better, but bought black replacements because I didn't have any black boots and wanted a little variety. They do a nice job keeping my feet warm when it's cold. That isn't to say that they aren't good to wear in warm weather too, but they are especially nice in the cold. They are very nice to walk in, wearing more like a sneaker than other boots I own and wear regularly (Thorogood, Irish Setter, Rockrooster, etc). I find that when I'm going for a casual walk or a short hike, these are the shoes I most often reach for. The outsole is sturdy enough with a good lug pattern that digs in nicely to whatever terrain you find yourself trudging through.There are a couple of things I don't like. First, the outsole is cemented on rather than welted so once the sole is worn out they are pretty much trash. However they do seem to be cemented well as the sole really holds on well. Still, cemented construction isn't my favorite but that's not the end of the world at this price point. The leather quality seems okay, but definitely not anything amazing. Still, there is a good amount of leather on these boots and for the money it's better than most.All in all, I am rating these as 5 star boots. To qualify, I am not comparing them to my Thorogood boots or Irish Setter boots. They are in a different category altogether for me. I'm putting them up against tennis shoes and mid range hiking boots. They are very good in that space. They are similar and on par with some Keens and Ariats I have worn in the past, but are a little less expensive. I'd say they are easily worth the $80 to $100 most people will pay but I wouldn't pay much more than that. They have the feel of a $100 to $120 boot so for less than $100 they are a pretty good value.I would certainly buy these again but next time I'm going back to the wheat color because I did prefer those. The Nubuck leather they are made with seems to be a little higher quality too.

Scarpa presa durante il black friday,ottimo affare, il marchio una garanzia, ottima fattura,comode.Mi sono trovato molto bene

La scarpa non è male in quanto tale, ovviamente è una delle più economiche della marca, e il pregio dei materiali ne risente, ma la calzata è davvero troppo piccola, comprime la punta e schiaccia le dita ai lati.

Gute Verarbeitung,Robuste Schnürung,Fällt etwas größer aus,Habe normalerweise Größe 48, Gr. 47,5 passt genau

The glue around the base was weak so the jsealing was coming off on brand new shoe