Sole falling off after 1 month. After 1 month the sole is tearing off back heal of boot. Timberland shoe does not have a web site. up until they fell apart they were good.

Great shoe! Wore my pair of Timberlands for five years - just had to tape the toe closed where it separated from the sole, but after FIVE YEARS I wasn't surprised. I am very rough on shoes and these have been through a little of everything!

The Best. I have a pair of these boots and they are the only ones that have lasted. I have put my boots though 4 extream years of camping, hiking, off roading, atv riding, and everday use. I have given everything that i can throw at them and they come back for more.

THE ONLY FOOTWEAR YOU WILL EVER NEED - How the other guy said they fell apart after one month is beyond me. He must have been using a chainsaw on them. I live in London England. I wear my EuroHikers every day for heavy duty motorcycle use, 365 days a year, and in all weathers. Getting on and off the bike, grinding the sole into the road surface. Bought my first pair 5 years ago in the USA. They slowly started to fit the shape of my foot perfectly. Truly the Rolls Royce of comfortable footwear. But after 2 1/2 years, the rubber lip started to come away from the body. -Started to let driving rain in. But they're still OK in the dry. 'Bought my second pair two years ago. They're doing fine. I'm preparing to buy my third pair, (just to make sure I've got an extra pair). In England, these boots are outrageously priced. Way too expensive! At the factory outlet in the USA, they cost 70 bucks. In Frisco, they cost 127 bucks. In England they cost 170 dollars plus. Buying two pair at the factory outlet in the USA, saves me the plane fare out there and back. Plus, I can do my other shopping. Come on Timberland! Give us Europeans a break. Open a factory outlet over here. Doc Martens do the same job for 50 or 60 bucks. But don't get me wrong, The 95100 EuroHiker, is truly King. Never mind the old cigarette ad "I'd walk a mile for a Camel",...I'd fly 5000 miles for a pair of 95100's.

These boots are O.K, if you were to wear them once a week. Even though the boots were used mostly on sand and turf, the soles wore down quickly. I was under the impression that the "Timberland" Company sold a quality product. Guess I should have done more research. Hats off to their marketing department.