Customer Reviews Timberland White Ledge Mid Waterproof

It was fine I had to add my own arches into the shoes

loved boot too narrow

Boots will take a little breaking in, since I use orthotics, but they’re comfortable enough right out of the box. A nice looking, durable boot for the price, with plenty of toe room for thick wool socks in the winter.

Good boot. 8.5’s a bit snug, but the 9’s were too big and were returned. Usually wear a 9 in sneakers.

Nice Shoes , have used in the past , when i did not have feet pain , they were comfortable then . Have to use now during traveling or long walks to find out whether it still has the magic .

Use these for work all the time

Simple good style and an excellent fit. I have very high arches and had to put in my own orthotic insoles. I wear 15EE’s which are difficult to find and more difficult in accommodating high arch insoles. These do very nicely. I’ve not had the opportunity to trail hike in them yet but I am sure they will be fine. Very good boots at a very good price. I don’t see the need to spend more for any more supposed performance.

This is my 2nd pair. Showing lots of wear after many years. Soles started peeling off, so time for new pair. Most comfortable boots I own. Only issue is that the pair I ordered had the wrong size boot in the right size box.

A bit snug at the toe. With thicker socks, I was afraid my regular size would be too tight. So opted for 1/2 size larger.

I am a female who wears a women's 10 wide and I own two pairs of these boots in men's 8.5 regular width, in the darker brown and the tannery leather. While the darker brown pair starts off softer in the uppers, the footbed is the same in both pairs. The one thing I have noticed is that the midfoot support wears down quickly. I have done 3 hiking vacations over 14 months with the first pair I ordered and they are now just knock around boots. Considering how light weight these boots are, which I consider a plus, the support system wearing down is not unexpected. I will gladly purchase a new pair every year to have the comfort of these boots over the absolute rigidness of my old Keens mid-rise. I notice these are gone in men's sizes from Timberland's site, but it seems that the "Chocorua" model may be close to the same boot with some cosmetic changes. I hope that is true. At least I was able to get a new pair here at Zappos.