Customer Reviews Timberland 6" Premium Waterproof Boot

91/2 too narrow. Too narrow

I was really excited to get these boots, however, when they arrived the sole of the right boot was not attached to the shoe. It was just curled up inside the boot. I sent it back with the return label a week ago and still have not heard from Timberland about my damaged product.

The right foot tongue will always go off towards right side exposing my foot to have direct contact with the lace-eye. Have a bruise already and it really hurts after two days of wearing it. Contacted customer service and was told that I have to pay shipping to mail to Timb's and wait another 3-4 weeks for the inspection. This is not what i expect from a $200+ boots (after tax).

I enjoyed these boots for the first year, but by year two the leather is starting to crack and the outsole is starting to separate and allow water into the boot. I've worn these boots about 80% of the time and have conditioned them as necessary to keep them in shape, can't say they've been abused either. It's a shame, they feel and look great, just wish they were as durable as the last couple of Timberlands I had purchased. The previous pairs got me 3-4 years and cost less than these boots

This pair of boots is the hardest shoes that I have ever wear, the ankle part is really uncomfortable for normal walking. Please consider this problem.

Left boot inside lining under ball of foot had imperfection.

Not a work boot looks great to wear out not the town really not comfortable and all (pain is beauty)

I bought the black one for my brother. After he took off the boots, his socks went black and it happened every time. It has big discoloration problem

Had to send back without trial due to misfit

I would recommend to a friend, but not this color.

Cream part had brown fabric glued to it on both shoes all around it

Sending back but reordering

Color in the photos fo not reflect the real color.

Shoe size is inconsistent with others. Great look but impossible to size online...

I've been purchasing the Timberland 6" premium boots, in Wheat Nubuck, for over 15 years (the same size). They were always a great boot--good fit, warm, durable, etc...I saw these black leather ones and decided to try them (same size) . They are very stiff, too small/uncomfortable. the black leather is ruining my socks and the laces are too short!! I have to go buy longer laces now. Not happy with this purchase. I may buy the old traditional nubuck ones again --but would not recommend these black leather ones to anyone.

Bought these for rainy days, so I explicitly bought them for their waterproofing. Only wore them when it rained, which isn't to often so I was surprised when today I noticed that the right boot was leaking at the seam near the ball of my foot....totally ruined reason for buying these boots.

Does not look anything like the picture. Extremely disappointed and am returning the boot.

I wear Red Wing boots everyday. Its the only brand that makes all their styles in my size: 4E or H. Love the looks and styles of Timb's but they don't fit me.

Don't buy online. Try on to get correct sizing

My girlfriend bought me this. Since I have had bad experiences online with sizes I went to the store and tried some on. Looks good and classy. But due to the waterproof nature your feet start sweating while walking after 10 mins. The soles are pretty hard and your feet start aching pretty bad after an hour or so and as a previous reviewer stated feels like standing on a wooden board. I would try something else next time.

Since 2002, I bought about more than 15 in total but not more than 20 pairs of Timberland shoes, mostly hiking shoes. I loved 10061 boots, 2 already retired from overuse. This 3rd 10061 boots was bought sometime in 2010 and this is the only pair that disappoint me. I normally use this during rain/snow. Today I went out for snow photography, after walking for about 30 minutes I decided to head back home because it started to rain and the snow was melting fast, not an ideal day to take photos. When I was near my place I felt that water started to seep in between the leather part and the outer sole on both left and right. The shoe still looks good, not sure if repair is an option or simply buy a new one. The question now is, should I buy another Timberland or try another brand?

Unfortunately, in two different but new pairs of these boots, the lining was separated from the leather outer in the toe box thus allowing the liner to wrinkle and press against the top side of the feet. I returned them.

Horrible quality both soles came off first time I wore them. The only thing worse is their customer service.

Soles came off both boots on first time worn. Customer service would not repair or replace.

I ordered these to replace an old worn pair of Merrell boots. The Timberland's look great in black, but they are terribly uncomfortable to wear. The tongue behind laces dig into the ankle, the heel is extremely hard with minimal cushion, I tried regular and wide but they still don't fit normal in the front, there's extra space on the top of my foot, and the lace material is too thin so they don't stay tight. I even tried Dr. Scholl's inserts and it was minimal difference. The old worn out Merrell's are still like walking on a cloud compared to the Timberland's. They won't take them back after wearing one day, told me to sell outright to recover my money to then buy a different pair, only the Pro lineup qualifies for 30 day testing. Also, I'm normally a size 9 in all boots and shoes, these run large, so I had to size down to 8.5 to fit well.