Customer Reviews Timberland White Ledge Mid Waterproof

Size was smaller than present pair. Quality was below expectation.

Barley lasted 2 years without the sole undoing itself from the leather. The sole still got alot of thread left too but its looking like the whole sole is going to unglue itself. I bought boots from here and it used to last me years without the boot sole coming off. These are looking like it'll come off in half a year. I will be looking for a different brand of work/hiking boot since the quality has dropped.

Terrible boots , fell apart with only a week of use. Never purchasing a timberland boots again . Quality is terrible, dont waste ur time purchasing these your better off with other options

Cushioning at top is extrememely uncomfortable, hard as a rock gave me black & blue marks around upper ankle areas.. taking them to a shoemaker to see if he can cut the whole top of the boot o ff..

I had the White Ledge boots and wore them to falling apart! The perfect work boot! Decided to try these and can barely walk after 10 minutes! Extremely painful on ankle bone but since they are worn cannot return. What a waste! The white ledge were super comfortable and perfect! These look nice but are a huge no

After 20 minutes walking in wet grass socks wet. These are my 4th pair of white ledge boots. The 1st 2 pairs were faultless until the soles purely wore out. The next type were OK and waterproof but goretex web detached before boots wore out, but I wear them all day everyday, for gardening, diy and general work. The new walking boots leak from new, not in heavy weather, just wet grass walking the dog.

I was a little disappointed they are not waterproof I was walking around in the rain I felt like my socks were wet. When I got to my house took out the boots yep they were wet.

Okay, so when I got these boots, I was super excited about them. I have had a pair of Timberland boots since high school that have served me well, and these looked just as good as those ever did. I took them out for a backpacking trip: 11 miles in and 11 miles out. Okay... that was too much for their first trip, but the aftermath was horrible! It took about 3 weeks for my ankles to recover. The padding is so thick around the ankles that it actually caused Achilles Tendonitis from the lack of flexibility and stiffness. Once my ankles were back to normal, I tried them again. This time, I made sure to keep the boots loose, since I really wanted these boots to work for me. But, only about 5 minutes into the trail (no elevation) I had to swap them for the sandals I had along with me, because the pain had returned just by wearing the boots. The only solution I can see is tossing these. Better luck with another boot. The boots are great, but they've got one serious Achilles heel.

We were so excited for these 14" tall boots but believe the reviews -- they're sized small. My daughter has at least 3 other pairs of Timbs in the same size (9) that fit her perfectly, but these were too small.

I have several pairs of Timberland shoes. These are the worst. Doesn't matter how loose I tie the laces, it kills the backside of my ankle.

They fell apart in less then 6 months.

This is my second pair purchase of the same boot. In doing so, I hoped the second pair would hold up better, not like to first pair which soles were giving way, as a support problem. Both right & left boots started leaning in a very awkward way causing in-proper and unsupported walking problem. Thinking I would have better luck with the second pair of the identical boot, was my fault. It turned out the next pair after approximately one year started coming apart from the sole, along the side. Where can one get justice anymore, and a fair deal with consumer products..?

It's funny I can get most of the items in Canada but you don't seem to have squat when I try to order them in the USA. What's up with that?

This is third time I bought boots from timberland but this one isn't good enough for me too low quality