Customer Reviews Timberland 6" Premium Waterproof Boot

I bought it for my bf after reading the reviews. My bf tried it on and he said it was the most uncomfortable pair of shoes he ever tried on. No support on your feet cause how of thin the sole is.

Waterproof boots? Try dish sponge. Seams leak like a sieve and the material soaks up moisture leaving your feet soaked. Tried to get them warranted and I was told they can't see the physical defect. Clearly a company that is not concerned about backing the quality or lack thereof of their product. Buyer beware.

I bought this pair on October 18 and when I got I checked It and all was fine. I decided to use this pair after two months and I saw these terrible wet lines. I tried to dry to dry but it still stay the same. I think it is defect my pair. I don`t know how to return it because I live in Ukraine. I have no idea what did happen with quality of timberland clothes. I very upset.

I wear these casually. Probably once every two weeks. They hurt my ankles regardless of tying them tight or light. Very strange. Also I noticed the soles are low quality. About 10-15 years ago Timberland products were better. Color is the best feature though.

I had to return these boots because they were not the same color as the picture on the app

Shipping was prompt, but item looked worn; tongue was bent/worn.

Sole cracked in three months Timberland wont stand behind warranty Said I used up life of boot Said I shouldn't wear to work

I bought these for my fiance for Father's day, after 2 times wearing them the stitching started to come out from the sole part. Now he won't wear them. I wish they (Timberland) would make this right.

For a product to claim it's one of the best and a price to match said claim... Why does it take do many care products if the claims are true? SMH just another product that gouges the working man struggling to stay above water....

I wore these to walk my dog each day - less than a mile - on sidewalks. I paid >$90 with shipping and the tread didn't even last two months. Very disappointed. Previous Timberland sandals lasted 2-3 summers of similar wear. I won't be purchasing Timberland sandals anymore.

Very disappointed with these boots. I've had them for about 6 months and they squeak like clown shoes. I cant wear them without people thinking bozo the clown is walking in the door. Not only that, but where the leather meets the lip on the upper heel ripped already. These boots are junk, and I will never buy another timberland product in my life.

There are no more boots to buy here. The only good time left to buy is time found on other websites. Whatever happened to custom-made boots? Looks like there is no other choice but to buy Doc Martins.

Shipping label was printed but never given to FedEx. I will never order directly from their company again. Horrible!

Although I ordered my boots from the timberland website, I received a seemingly mangled box and pair of boots. I paid over $200, so I expected a quality product. However, the boots I received had a warped outsole - on the toes - and the timberland logo was stamped atrociously on the exterior of the boot. When I took the boots out to inspect them, the timberland tag was lost within the mess of a shoebox. This item was obviously returned by at least one other person.

Never got a chance to wear!!

The color of the real Timberlands absolutely doesn't match with the color on the photos. I've bought two pairs of Timberlands for me and my wife as a Christmas gift, but this was the worst decision I've made this month. Just look at these photos and all will be clear. I just wanted to buy the same Timberlands as my previous ones that I've bought a long time ago (in 2012-2013). But this quest I've failed - both for me and my wife.

He glue is visible at the seams and they. And scuffed. Worst gift and for the price very upset at the quality

When it comes to my work wear I do not skip out on the quality, even if it means paying extra; and, when it comes to boots, It's no exception. I like to buy the best, and up until this year I stood by timberland. I have had pairs that have lasted me over 10 years with regular wear and tear and still looked great. So with that in mind I decided to get a new pair earlier this year around March (black 6" premium waterproof) and it wasn't even five months in when the bottom left sole started coming unglued, which at first it wasn't so bad, but slowly the whole bottom started coming off. Even though it was disappointing, I felt like it was just a bad defect and surely wouldn't happen again. I went and bought a second pair this time in the classic wheat color and shockingly three months in to my surprise these boot start doing the same thing on booth boots! I couldn't believe it and not just that but the right one the whole actual sole started coming off and was becoming lopsided it was extremely disappointing!! Quality on these boots use to be awesome, now I'm not so sure; and, for the premium price, I can't see myself dropping another $200.00+ I hope that timberland can make this right.

The life warranty is false advertising

Way to Big

My boots is too big need to return it.

For work use only...

Clompy, loose, and gave me blisters on top my making my feet look like Herman Mumster's. I honestly had high for these, but I'll definitely be sending them back and expect a full refund.

Unfortunately these boots are complete and utter trash the quality from timberland has drastically diminished I have a pair of converse that has been in the same work environment as my 6" timberlands have been in and my converse after 3 years are in better shape than my timberlands after 6 months they will not honor the warranty so I bought a pair of Danner boots and right out of the box you can see a massive quality difference of youre looking at timberlands STOP and go to Danner's site and get a pair of proper work boots these boots didn't even deserve 1 star but I couldn't submit without putting one up

Three of the buckles that hold the laces in place popped out of the boot the first time I tried to tie the boots. Three... I tried to send in a warranty, tried to call the help line, tried to leave a voicemail, numerous emails... and was told to wait my turn in the cue. It supposedly is a standard turnaround time for their warranty department to respond at a minimum time frame of THREE WEEKS for not a resolution but a response. That was a month ago. For a company like Timberland I am perplexed by this level of customer service.... Don't waste your money and don't even attempt to get some level of customer service assistance. I acknowledge that some products can come through being defective.. what I can't accept is how horrible the customer service/level of response has been. I was told during my last conversation to not expect any level of expediting because it's a busy month for them..