TimberlandMens White Ledge Waterproof Hiking Boot, Color Black, Size 46 EU

Product is great with one issue, it is slippery on wet floors specially on soft surfaces. Other than that it is great water proof light shoes

I have these shoes since about 6 months.I walked 40 km on the beach with a 20 kg back pack .I got two blisters at the back of my feet from that which is not suprising considering distance and that the shoes werent broken in .I climbed a very small moutain in Albania 3 hrs round trip but the floor was pretty rough with loose stone and sharp stone .I visited a castel and walked on smooth polished stone floor where other people were nearly falling and walking slowly and akwardly but i had no issues whatoever.I trecked in Corsica again with no issuesI then went for a 5 km run with them under heavy rain . And whilst they arent very heavy the sole inst really meant for running . I got blisters from that too ( fair enough ) my friend feet were wet with normal trainers and mine were dry .I then used them to take a shed down with sledge hammer . Both my friend walked on nail and nearly impaled their feet . I definetly felt safer wearing that .I travel through europe for a month with them during summer . They are warm but it is doable.Only down side for me is to have to re-do the laces everytime , a zip would have been nice .I would recommend them for the price, they are stronger than i originaly though

Came in just as I was expected. Great!

If a loved one likes daily footwear to be "boots that feel like tennis shoes" then these are a great choice. My husband has worn this brand/type of shoes for many years. He buys them in both black and brown. His everyday work attire is a polo shirt, 5-11 cargo pants, and these boots. They are extremely comfortable, have great support and wear well. They are easy to clean and he said he will continue to buy them as long as they are making them. They are true to size.

All aspects of this product will suit my needs well.

I've had these for about a week now, so I can't yet speak for the durability and how they hold up to the test of time. Overall, though, they seem pretty solid. As soon as I got mine out of the box, I oiled them with mink oil.Pros:- Great value. Mine were $65- Extremely comfortable. More comfortable to walk in than my skate shoes.- Weatherproof. I've not had a chance to test them in heavy rains, but in light rain and snow, my feet stayed dry and warm.- Lightweight for a boot. Heavier than running shoes but roughly the same weight as my skate shoes. These are not work boots - no steel toe or shank.Cons:- When they arrived, the tongue was already creased up quite a bit and there were a couple of minor scuffs/superficial tears on the leather.- The glue at the seams was poking out at points. When oiling or rubbing them, it rubs out. Eventually, I expect it will stop. Not a terrible thing - I'm glad the seams are sealed. Just not super neat and clean.- After a week of mild use (no hiking, general every day wear, walking across town a couple of times) the leather is already creasing quite a bit on the sides and near the top of the toe. This is more apparent wear in a week than many of my shoes have in a year. This may in part be because of using mink oil to condition them which softens the leather.- Not breathable. The warmth and weather proofing come at a price.Overall, these are a comfortable pair of Timberland hiking boots for $65. They do what they're designed to do, and they look pretty good while doing it.