Customer Reviews Timberland Earthkeepers® Mt. Maddsen Mid Waterproof

Anti fatigue insole not nearly as good As the aftermarket timberland Anti fatigue insole,love the aftermarket Anti fatigue insole wish they would put it in all there anti fatigue shoes ,not the cheap thing that came with the boots

It ok

Nice boots, very comfortable bought at sporting goods store.Started coming apart at toe but I love the boots but needed more wear for the price I paid...Have only bought Timberland in the past & will continue to buy but will try different boot..

Works.

These are good looking shoes. However, it has poor traction on wet condition especially when stepping on ponding places. The left black rubber at the front on my left shoe peeled off easily and luckily I had superglue to adhere it again. The stitching on the right side of my right shoe tore and it seemed like the overall workmanship of the shoes was below standard. I had previously owned a hiking timberland shoes for almost 7 years without such quality issues. This one I have used for just a year.

These boots are comfortable and fit well. I would also like to add that this boot is truly waterproof. I have worn them through quite a bit of water, and my feet have never gotten wet. However, these boots are not meant for everyday use. I let my boots sit in the closet for about 6 months, then wore them for about 4 months. After 4 months of use the shoes are completely shot. The seems are splitting, the adhesive is giving way fast, and the toe is beginning to wear through.

The boots are very comfortable but do not wear when they could get wet,they will leak

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.

I'm usually a 10.5 wide and had to go up to a 11.5 narrow width. Boot is incredibly waterproof. However, tread wore down on the 5 pair of shoes. Slipped on the ice and hit my head.

Purchased at a local shoe store in Sept. 2022. I purchased them for work. I am on my feet all day and walking between 10 and 12 miles per shift. Uncomfortable and wore the sole out in 6 months.

I really liked the boots until I tried them on. Unfortunately, the top 2 lace hooks rub my ankles right on the bones. The rivets on the inside left marks through a pair of work socks. I tried positioning the tongue, so it covered my ankles by it did no good. I really wanting to keep them but it wouldn't be worth it if they are uncomfortable.

I have used this boot three times for short hikes and I am getting to the point where I cant wear it anymore. There is a thick stich where the tongue connects to the side of the boot, that stitch rests right on top of the ankle bone and feels like a rock digging into your ankle with every step. I have used thicker socks or doubled up on socks and that does help but does not eliminate it. I was hoping by wearing the boot that the stich would "soften" over time, but I have not seen this yet. Other than that major issue, I like the style of the boot and the area where the foot sits is fine and has room for thicker socks for winter hikes.

boots are attractive and seem well built....however after using them for a week of casual wear one of them is failing already....which i might expect from 50 dollar boots but not Timberlands, anyway the other boot seems fine but i have 2 feet lol....so one star for at least looking good and one star for "one" of the boots holding up so far

Comfortable boots but the heel + bottom piece were coming apart after only three months

Worst boot ever

Heavy duty boot for serious hikers. But the entire toe box felt small and narrow for my foot.

Beautiful boots, great fit, but very poor quality. In less than 6 months boots started to fall apart and water was getting through shoes. Very disappointed