Timberland Men's Flume Waterproof Boot

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Have the same boots from years ago and they held up to this day. Purchased new pair from here on October 24th and right boot is falling apart already. Horrible quality and its clear these were outsourced to be manufactured else where. Extremely disappointed to spend hard earned money on this junk! Want refund!

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I got these hiking boots for an upcoming trip and decided to go for a 2 1/2 hour hike through a local nature preserve to break them in. I was surprised by the instant comfort and the very little need for breaking in. Im wear a 10.5 and I ordered a 10.5 and the fit is spot on. For the price I wasnt expecting the boot to be as comfortable and well built as it is. I would be happy recommending this product to others.

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I bought these boots for my husband for work. He wears a size 14W, but all the boots hes tried are either too narrow or the front top of the boot sits too low and touches the tops of his toes. Hes on his feet 10-12 hours a day on construction sites and all types of terrain. Hes been wearing these boots for almost two weeks now and he is so happy with them. He even said his knee has stopped bothering him because of the support the boot gives to his feet. He wants me to order a second pair, just to have them for the future because hes worried he wont be able to get these again in the future because brands/types are constantly changing!! I would highly recommend this product based on my husbands happiness and comfort!! :)

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I feel these must be the worst Timberland boots I have ever purchased. I have been a loyal believer of all Timberland Footwear releases since 1994. Maybe even as early as 1992. I received these no more than 3 weeks ago, I am in the HVAC field (Heating Ventation and AC), which is a very light duty trade, considering construction trades. The front of each boot has already begun the fall apart. The rubber at the toe from the actual “leather” (if you will) is falling apart. Not a satisfied Timberland and/or Amazon customer by any means. I do not even feel they are actually authentic Timberland boots. I having nothing else to say.

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Ive had a difficult time finding wide hiking boots. I bought Keen boots because while they didnt offer wide sizes, people reported that they were naturally wide. They didnt work for me at all. The wide sizes in this model fit great for me. So far the boots have held up well after ~50 miles in Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the woods around home. I replaced the insoles with arch supporting athletic inserts. Most stock liners are fairly useless and these are no exception. What I like about these the most is that the treads are soft enough to have grip without falling apart when going over rocks or rough terrain. Ive been crossing wide stream using a fallen tree for a bridge, and these have gripped better than any boots or shoes Ive ever worn. Theyre also lighter weight than most hiking boots Ive worn.

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