$67.00 - $139.99Timberland Men's White Ledge Boot
Product Details
Product Dimensions:
12 x 9 x 6 inches ; 2.5 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
- Product Code: B000VX584E
- Average Customer Review:4.3 out of 5 stars style="margin-left:-3px">See all reviews (74 customer reviews)
- leather
- Rubber sole
- Outsole: B.S.F.P.�--B.S.F.P.� motion efficiency lug outsole for excellent traction and durability on trail.
- Midsole Material: Dual-Density EVA--Dual-density EVA offers lightweight cushioning.
- Lacing System: Nylon Ghillie Lacing--Nylon ghillie lacing system provides a custom fit.
- Model Number: 12135
- Classification: Lightweight Hiking
- Waterproof full-grain leather upper for comfort
- Padded collar and tongue protects ankles
- Breathable EVA footbed offers comfort
- Multidirectional lugs provide traction
- Gusseted tongue relieves lace pressure
Product Description
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Ideal for day hikes and weekend adventures, the Timberland Men's White Ledge Boots are constructed from full-grain waterproof leather and seam-sealed for complete protection from raindrops and water crossings. These boots include a breathable footbed and multidirectional rubber lugs that help you brake, accelerate, and climb with ease. The padded collar and tongue keep your ankles comfortable and protected as you move.
Waterproof Leather Keeps Feet Dry
The Timberland White Ledge Boots feature a seam-sealed full-grain leather upper that keep your feet dry and protected while hiking in wet or muddy conditions. The collar and tongue are padded for comfort.
Breathable Footbed Wicks Away Moisture
The boot's removable, dual density EVA footbed is perforated, allowing air to circulate and wick away moisture to keep feet cool and dry.
B.S.F.P. System for Support and Traction
This boot features Timberland's B.S.F.P. (Brake, Support, Flex, and Propel) system to provide you with excellent traction. A durable rubber outsole contains lugs that help you brake, accelerate, and climb with ease. Primary flex grooves behind the ball of the foot and secondary flex grooves in the toe area respond to your foot's natural stepping motion. A gusseted tongue relieves lace pressure and keeps trail debris out of your boot.
About Timberland
For three generations, Timberland has built a reputation for making rugged outdoor gear. In 1973, Timberland introduced their first waterproof leather boot, setting new standards for craftsmanship, durability, and protection for the outdoors. Timberland gear is built with a passion for the outdoors that is reflected in the company's commitment to the environment.
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Timberland Men's White Ledge Boots
Customer Reviews
I had owned a pair of these for over four years and they never let me down. I use them for all types of hiking form the Alaska to Yellowstone, from the White Mountains in NH to the Great Smoky Mountains in the south. Always comfortable and water resistant. After over 4 years of on and off use the bottoms are wearing out and the leather, which is still in great condition, is beginning to separate from the sole on one of the boots. Comfortable fit and long lasting for a great price. I just replaced them with a pair of Timberline Chocorua boots which have the identical bottom but slightly higher ankle support and a Gore-Tex liner for better breathing. Both of these boots are great and if you don't mind spending a few more dollars consider the Chocorua line for the above reasons, you can't go wrong with either.Tip 1: As soon as you get these boots rub the leather with some mink oil and repeat a few times year. This will keep them waterproof and insure the leather doesn't dry or crack and will extend their useful life. I did this with my pair of Timberlines and the leather is still soft and water resistant after almost five years.Tip 2: For serious hikes do not use cheap cotton socks. Instead either use wool socks in winter or Hiking Socks. Hiking socks, like Thorlo are expensive but well worth it because they not only wick away moisture, which cotton does not, but also and provides much better cushioning to reduce shear and impact forces so your feet feel great and minimizes the potential for blisters. The weak link of a good boot is the socks - it took me years to realize this.
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