Customer Reviews Timberland Chocorua Trail Mid Waterproof

The width of 11W was exactly the same as the width of the 11.

I've worn these Timberland boots for decades and this is the first pair that do not fit. The old boots were made in China and the new ones Cambodia; maybe a quality control issue? The newer ones have significantly thinker sides and tongue, making them warmer. I think this also changes the interior length and perhaps requires a half size larger. Do not think that wearing them will enlarge the heel pocket or make them fit better. I'm stuck with these poorly fitting ones.

The part of the boot around the ankle was oddly designed. It seemed to be too small (my foot fit just fine in the bottom part), and lacing the boot up still resulted in a gap between the tongue and the top sides of the boot...tons of snow and wetness would work into these gaps, besides the fact that the stability was terrible because of this design quirk. Returned.

Very super Poor quality shoes. Didn’t last 1 winter !!! Very disappointed with this brand.

These shoes didn’t last one season! 120$ shoes , nice brand and such a poor quality :( sending them back !

They fit fine right out of the box .Just a few days to break in and really comfortable .I would have loved to keep them but they are not waterproof like the name says . Very dissapointing as I have been thru so many shoes here that say waterproof but after like a week or so and after walking thru wet grass my socks are wet . Not good Had rto return them . So does anyone know of any boots that are really waterproof ??

I was worried that a EE width would be too wide. Silly me. I could barely get my foot into these boots. They pinched my feet and my toes touched the end of the toe box. Other than being too small and narrow, they looked well-constructed and stylish.

Nine weeks after I bought these boots the top hook pulled out from the fabric. It had no backing for the rivets. I wore my last pair of Chocurua boots for 10 years with no problems so Timberland has changed the design for the worse.

I never write reviews, but I feel it my civic duty to share what I have learned the hard way.... The good reviews for this boot are old. They were written when the boot was made with GORE-TEX. Even though the description clearly states that the boot has a goretex membrane it does not. It has Timberland's version of goretex..."timber dry". The picture has since been updated to show this. Why care? Gore tex still stands behind their product, for life. Timberland, 1 year. Gore tex BREATHES! Timber-dry does not. These boots are like wearing plastic bags for socks. It gets pretty bad, pretty fast. And the construction/quality of the boot has hit an all time low after steadily declining for years. Sizing seems to be just a little smaller than before. 10.5 wide used to be perfect, now they are too tight and just too short. 11 too big. My sizing issues won't affect everyone, but the timber dry will almost certainly prove to be a deal breaker. Really truly is a shame. I have been wearing these boots for everything over the last 10 years. They didn't last long, maybe a year or two if you were lucky, but it was worth it. Timberland has since come out with the chocura 2.0 with goretex. I am wearing them now, wishing I could have gotten them from Zappos (because they are the best!), wishing they were as comfortable as the originals, and wishing they weren't made from recycled material and environmentally friendly glues. It doesn't do the environment any favors if consumers have to replace the product 5 times as often as before.

I was very disappointed with every aspect of this shoe except the aesthetics. But as sharp as these boots look, they simply don't deliver on build quality and design. The footbed was hard and uncomfortable. The boots were too wide for a medium width and did not provide ankle support (note the steep angle of the collar; it falls below your ankle). My foot slipped and torqued. Timberland has not maintained their former high quality standards. On a positive note, the Zappos customer service representative I spoke with could not have been more helpful. I returned these boots and am awaiting a credit.

The Timberland Chocorua Trail Boots are true to length but much more narrow than marked. The leather has a distressed appearance that marks extremely easily. Didn't care for them.