more»Timberland Flume Mid
$99.95
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$99.95 Altrec Outdoors (men's)
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Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
Long hikes, little worry. Foundation is the strength…
Rating: 
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $90
Summary
Long hikes, little worry. Foundation is the strength of it all and these boots create it.
Pros
- Great build
- Light weight (for heavy materials)
- Comfortable
Cons
- Little tarnish on the metal but from excessive salt water
I love my Timberland boots and one of my favorites that I take out hiking with me into the Everglades, are my Timberland Men's Flume. Real comfortable for the long hikes and do keep my feet dry for the most part, especially when stepping in small puddles and mud.
The quick release eyelets on top are also great when I need to take the boots off quickly. The eyelets have gotten a little green, mostly from when I hike close to the salt marshes but the boots still work great.
I bought them mostly because they have a lot of leather and would prefer a snake bitting these boots, than some lightweight boots. I wear gaiters to cover my legs and with these boots, I hike with confidence.
Great boot. I have hiked and backpacked in these boots…
TRAILSTOMPER
7 reviewer rep
Rating:
Price Paid: 65 bucks academy
Great boot. I have hiked and backpacked in these boots and they are comfortable. Kept my feet dry. I would recommend these to anybody.
Description
The Flume Mid is a hiking boot made by Timberland. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
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