Customer Reviews Timberland White Ledge Mid Waterproof

Waterproof boot. Was good when new. However the sole and heel has become hard and extremely slippery. Was soft and had great traction when new. I would not buy again. I'm disappointed, I've used Timberland exclusively for decades.

I chose my size based on the measurement guide. My foot measures 25 cm and I'm a size 8. That's no surprise. The problem is that the boots are smaller and narrower. The materials are also hard and literally hurt your foot. I don't recommend them. I gave it two stars because the color is pretty. That's the only thing I appreciate about it.

I bought this production on4/18/2025 and already the toe is coming loose . Will not buy again!!!

Eyelet broke just tying my laces

I love timberland besides the fact that they are not waterproof I stood in. 4 inch puddle for 3 min and it soaked through I even put mink oil on it a couple times and that seemed to help a bit so not to bad now

I have worn this White Ledge 8W boot for 20 years and they have been a perfect fit. I recently got another pair of 8W and couldn't get my feet in them. So I got 8.5W and I have had to use a boot stretcher.

Great hiking shoes while they lasted. I got maybe 15 hikes out of them in an 18 month time span before the outer sole started separating away from the toe!

The padding around the ankle is too thick which does not leave very much room for a normal size ankle. I'm forced to pull the opening way open when I lace up. Additionally this boot seems to twist my feet in an inward direction at the arch. Just not comfortable. And that's with buying a half size up. Sorry Timberland, this pair is collecting dust. But I did buy the Mt. Maddsens and those fit perfect also a 9.5. See the pic and compare the two.

Could be the perfect, BUT not. Very slippery on the wet surface. VERY slippery = VERY dangerous. If I didn't have a good balance and good luck I would have a broken neck or/and broken something. Disappointing.

The boots are not waterproof. They flow, even after I've walked on wet grass. During a heavy downpour, they flow from above, the top lets the water through. I will not buy Timberland products again

Bottom of both feet hurting

I can wear a medium in the timberland work boots, but not These ! I couldn't even get my foot in. I promptly returned. I then went and got the timberland 6 in direct attach boots. These fit perfectly.

I've bought three pairs of these over the last three years. I keep buying them because they are comfortable from day one. Except that every single pair I've owned has broken. The outer part of the boot where the sole meets the boot material splits apart down the entire side exposing your feet within.

Although its a beautiful boot that is lightweight and well made, it just wasn't the right fit for my foot. Timbs in general can be a bit on the rigid side and I found these to be no different. If you like the feeling of extra sturdiness and not too much give, these are great, but if you're like me and prefer something with more give and is softer on the inside, another offering may be better.

Rigid sides rubbed against my ankles. Even after undoing laces it still hurt my ankles, yikes. Too uncomfortable to wear for any purpose.

It's labelled as 8.5W but it looks and feels very narrow. I have another Tims hiking boots that is size 8 Medium; that is wider than this 8.5W. It is not comfortable to walk in these shoes as well.

I purchased the 10 wide and I can tell you it's not a wide. It's way too narrow. Timberland has gone down in quality, mainly going for looks. Sacrifice quality for looks.

Really like Timberlands and have been purchasing them most of my adult life. It just seems as though that the rubber always separates from the leather. I bought this particular model and wore them very sparingly. The rubber at the front of the boot, where it meets the top portion of Lara the/fabric has already begun to separate.

Was not supposed to ship sent back