Customer Reviews Timberland Chocorua Trail Mid Waterproof

I have owned 4 pairs of these boots. They are the most comfortable boots I have ever owned. I am on my feet most of the day down on the ranch and never have foot issues at the end of the day. Rain or shine they keep you feet dry. The only negative I have is that, after a time, the sole pops loose from the rest of the boot around the toe area and moving back toward the heel. The uppers are still good and boot continues to be water proof but unwearable due to the loose sole. All one can do is throw them away and buy a new pair.

Good Boot but due to lack of leather they are tough to shine. The leather scuffs easily.

I work outdoors, and these boots are great and comfortable.

These are great boots. I wanted something that was durable, comfortable and would keep my feet warm in the winter but would also breath in the summer and these hit the nail right in the head. I only wear these boots when I go on hiking trips, work in the yard or on cold winter days so I don't wear them all the time but they've been solid for years and still have life in them. They keep your feet dry (unless you completely submerge your foot) and have great flexibility. I highly recommend them!

I purchased these Boots to Ride My HD MotorCycle in Spring and Summer. I shall be able to check Stability - Traction and Pronation when I begin to ride. That's the reason I gave it 4 Stars.

Have done seven day backpacking treks with no foot issues with this boot.

Im a size 10 D. This is the first time Ive had to return a Timberland shoe/boot for being a full half-size smaller. Good looks and build is unmistakeable and pure Timberland; can't comment on other aspects as it was returned. Recommend ordering a half size larger.

Long time Plantar Fasciitis sufferer. Also work on my feet all day, which does not help. As per doctor's recommendation, wore arch support inserts for years, which helped a lot, but didn't quite solve the problem, so I continued to look for shoes that had good arch support. Never found any with arch support as good as the Dr. Scholl's Tri-Comfort Orthotics I was wearing, until one day, shopping for hiking boots, I came across these. My search was over!. The arch support and ankle support in these boots is so good, that my Plantar Fasciitis pretty much disappeared. However, if I wear any other shoes, and walk a lot, the pain comes back. I'm pretty much dependent on these boots for my feet's health. I tried other Timberland boots and shoes, and none have the arch support that these have. I wear these boots to work, all day, every day, and my other shoes only for short walks. Whenever I have to walk a lot, I wear these boots, or else, I hurt. I heard that Timberland may discontinue these boots, they are no longer available in stores, that would pretty much be a tragedy for me. I hope they don't discontinue them, or that they make another model with the same arch support as these. So far they haven't, I've tried everything I found in Timberland stores, and nothing compares. If Timberland does discontinue these boots, I'll be forced to look into different brands. This is now my 4th pair, since 2010. And, yes, they are durable!. I've hiked a lot with these boots, and wore them every day to work, and they still lasted me a couple of years. ONE FLAW: They claim that the Gore-Tex membrane on the sides of the boot is waterproof, it is not. Place this membrane under running water, hold a paper towel on the opposite side (inside the boot) and see the paper get wet. I found out the hard way, by walking in heavy rain with these boots. My feet were pools of water when I got home. After the boots dried, I did that test, twice - They let water through!

loved it but they dont hold water after a year. and a year might be alot to ask for but i do still own an oooold pair of tims i still wear today that are just like new as far as tread and water resistance

I use these boots in the winter and in the rain on the golf course that I work at. I've always enjoyed Timberland Boots. There the only boot that I will wear.

One question: what should I use to keep the leather portions of these shoes clean and to clean out skuff marks? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! TIA

Since I was familiar with this product from a previous in-store purchase, this was a no brainer, as long as the product had not changed. I couldn't be happier.

I have owned this exact pair of hiking boots since 2006 and have used them for casual daily wear, hunting/fishing/camping, hiking and many other outdoor activities. These boots have been comfortable and durable for how much I wore them. They finally broke down to a point where I needed a new pair. After 8 years of mid/heavy use I found this to be very acceptable and wanted to get the exact pair again, so I did. No regrets, fit just as comfortable as the last pair of the exact same size.

they're beaten, cracked, torn, and worn. ive had them for four years and my dad had them for three before me. i still wear them to work in. super comfortable, sturdy, and depentable. GREAT BOOTS

I really like them I just hope they last a while. They weren't cheap & I just switched brands after being let down again by the short lifespan of my old brand of hikers.

I bought these for my son. He specifically asked for these boots for Christmas. I bought a half size large since it didn't come in half sizes, he wears a 12 1/2. He said they fit fine and had room for heavy socks. I thought they looked very nice, with a classic rugged look. I was slightly disappointed that they weren't all leather like the boots I used to wear to go hunting.

The color is definitely darker than in the pictures. Not pink but more of a maroon. Kind of disappointed in how dark they are compared to picture online.

VERY comfortable boot for walking and casual hiking. I think of it as a hybrid work/hiking boot. Not exceptional at either task but will get the job done doing both. Really my only big complaint is that it has an unusually low tread life. I suspect the softer rubber is what helps to make it more comfortable than most boots I have tried in is price range. But the trade off unfortunately is that I can probably only get 2 years max of tread wear out of it. Which a little more than half of what I get out of my previous boots. That being said, I still don't regret buying them. But I will be keeping my eye out for alternatives.