Customer Reviews Timberland Mt. Maddsen Mid Leather Waterproof

Love all my timberlands and these are SUPER cute but they were not great when worn for hours on trail in the Canadian Rockies. My feet hurt every single day I wore these, and now I'm out a pair of hiking boots I had considered an investment

Women boots are too narrow

I bought these to use as a warm weather hiking boot and rain boot. I was very excited when they came in. They look great and fit good enough (might have to buy some insoles if you have high arches). I wore these on a walk in the rain and later noticed the sole of the left boot is coming detached. I've put a photo below. Disappointed in the quality. I expected more from timberland, especially considering these boots aren't cheap.

I'm size 6 and got a 1/2 size up since I plan to wear thick socks on hikes. Unfortunately these didn't come in a 6.5 wide option, I've been told timberlands are on the narrower side in general, but I also am learning I have some slight width to my feet. When they arrived they LOOKED great, exactly the color style I want, but they fit like a 6 rather than a 6.5. The sole of the foot feels sufficiently thick in the heel but thins out towards the toe in a way that feels a lil uncomfortable high-heel boot-ish I returned these in exchange for the $150 pair that does come wide [but not in black :'( ] so Idk if the sole issue would have settled out with heavier use. Also, I absolutely hate how the laces feel to tie because they're not cyllindrical, they're like a fabric folded over with a seam on the sides - which give me early 2000's sketchers running shoes vibes. Not the biggest deal, but if I'm paying over $100 for shoes, at least give me the good laces.

I didn't have my boots for a month before one of the eyelets fell off. Upon inspection it was clearly mangled from installation. I do not recommend these boots or the brand. Quality does not seem to be a priority for this company. This is all the information I am allowed to write: my previous review was not published.

These are solid, well-constructed boots, but unfortunately the toe box is too narrow even though they're sized wide.

I was so excited to get my Tims. I have a wide foot and I ordered one size up in a wide. I put the boot on and was instantly disappointed. The boot was way to tight and narrow. There is no way this is a wide. I had to send them right back and I am looking into buying a men's size instead.

I have tried wearing these twice on short hikes, because I've worn them I can't return. I couldn't tel how they fit until actually walking in them. I'm usually a 6, ordered a 6.5 to be safe and they are still too tight. If I were to get a size up though theyd be too long. My feet feel like they are squeezed on the top half of my foot. I've never had any issues with my feet being too wide, and can wear narrow styles in most brands. These are very narrow, making it impossible for me to wear. Otherwise they seem really well made.

Too narrow.

Almost half of the reviews state that these boots are too narrow and I found this to be true as well. Unless you have extremely narrow feet, do not purchase these boots. I will be returning mine.

Not for me. They rubbed on the top my foot. The Ellendales are much more comfortable.

I have pretty small feet.. I put these on and was immediately uncomfortable. I don't think I've ever even had a sandal that was quite this narrow. Wore them for 2 minutes and decided they needed to go back. Sadly seems all Timberland hiking boots are this way.

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..