User Review: Timberland Cadion Waterproof Mid

Timberland Cadion Waterproof Mid
Above: The current Cadion Waterproof Mid, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed May 2, 2009 by Paul Dolan

Rating:
Materials: Leather and gore-tex. Vibram sole
Use: short dayhikes
Break-in Period: very little
Weight: 82 kilos

At best these boots are supportive and allow the miles to go by easily. At worst so uncomfortable that a level three mile walk hobbled me.

I have had four pairs, replaced by Timberlands Extraordinary returns policy. The first pair I had the cleats broke (a common problem). The trick is less pressure and tie up the lace slotting in sideways. The second and third pair had waterproof problems with water seeping in via the join at the toe cap. The last pair and worst had exposed sewing to the inner heel on one boot that would tear through my sock and my heel.

The good boots were comfortable and ideal for the wet hikes we do in the lake district (England). My feet remained mostly dry but incredibly comfortable even after long hikes.

My next boot will be the Timberland Ledge GTX Mid boot which is more trainer like. I hope that these will at last provide the ideal hiking boot.

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