Customer Reviews Timberland Garrison Trail Webbing Sandal

I bought these as a camping/Water sandal to replace some older Keens. They are extremely comfortable, although I did get a blister from them rubbing above the side clip. I am a size 11, but these seemed kind of large although the additional area in front of my toes helps to protect them while scrambling on rocks, etc. Very comfortable to drive in. Overall, I’m glad I bought them and a nice alternative to the ubiquitous keen Newport sandal

I live most of the year in South America and have been buying the Timberland sandals for 3 years. The sole wears very well, and I do a lot of walking in city environments. They are very comfortable once broken. I use the lock strap in the heel for taking them off and putting them on. Velcro on anything gets weak after time when using too much. The arch is good, but I glue orthotic specially made in to the foot bed and adds more comfort but comfortable even without them. It is a good solid sandal. The sizes are whole number sizes so they are a little big for my feet but no problem. A half-size smaller would be better.

I'm a woman who finds men's sandals better for hiking than most women's styles. I wore the Garrison Trail Webbing sandal for over 500 miles on the Northern and Primitivo routes of the Camino de Santiago in Spain. I find open toed sandals to be the most comfortable footwear for long multi-day hikes, and these sandals performed very well on all kinds of terrain. In addition to very rocky and steep trails there was also quite a bit of asphalt, and these sandals had enough grip and cushioning for the varied terrain.

I'm a woman who bought these sandals to wear on the 500+ mile northern route if the Camino de Santiago in Spain. I finished this hike last week, exclusively wearing these sandals, and they performed great! There were a lot of rocky trails and other difficult surfaces, and I never had a problem in these sandals.

The size is a little big lengthwise but OK for sandals. Not so crucial as shoes. very comfortable footbed and solid sole for walking. Straps near the toes should not be too tight or rub points are felt. But with adjustable straps, that can be alleviated. The buckle strap on the heel is a good feature and better than Velcro. All around, this is a very comfortable sandal from the box to the street and seem to be very durable.

These looked fantastic but they were very uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. The issue is that the waist of the sole is extremely narrow, which causes the upwards-sloping sides to dig into my feet. This can't be fixed by adjusting the straps or "breaking them in", and sizing up one size still would probably not be enough, and these sandals already run half a size larger in terms of length. It's unfortunate, because it is otherwise a pretty good sandal for a great price when on sale.

The strap system is weird, but the issue I had was that once I got it to fit the rear snap kept popping out. Wouldn't hold