Timberland Men's White Ledge Mid Waterproof

Comfortable and durable boot with average grip.

I used these boots on and off for about five years for hiking in different environments ranging from well maintained trails to harsh desert bushwacking. The uppers are pretty durable and waterproof. The outsole tends to accumulate a lot of mud though, and even when dry, I struggled getting grip in loose dirt. Slick rock was also a problem, especially when wet.

Waterproofing is great, never had any water come in until the midsole started delaminating after five years of rough use. The upper is also very supportive and I've always loved this style of boot lacing with the quick lacing hooks.

The inside is very well padded and comfortable. This also means they can get pretty hot in warm climates, but this is something I learned to live with before I started using trail running shoes for hiking. 

These would be a great work boot, but I wouldn't get another pair for hiking. Still, they took me to a lot of places and kept on trucking, so I'm pretty pleased and I feel I got my money's worth out of these. As a rugged option these are great if you're on a tight budget, but I wouldn't use them on highly technical terrain. 

This boot is perfect for the outdoors and heavy-duty. The weight alone is quality. Love the finish and attention to detail with these. I want to rough these up to see the durability in the wild. Timberland has been a top notch brand for years and years. This is just another gem in the collection.

Comfort level on this is up there. The weight of these while walking is something you can get used to. Any terrain works well with these boots.

Water glides off these shoes which is good. These boots will keep your feet dry while keeping cold temps out.

Over time the wear and tear will show, but the quality will be there for the long run.

Background

Fairly new experience with this product. Need more hours in the boots, but everything seems to check out so far.

Used this boot for landscaping, very comfortable but did not keep my feet dry at all. And that's just walking through wet grass!

Not good for keeping feet dry!

This was my first pair of hiking boots, bought in a frenetic attempt to secure last minute supplies before a campout. The boots work alright, but the heel dips in such a way that it rubs uncomfortably on my Achilles' tendon.