Timberland Women's Chocorua Trail Boot

I ordered 7 hiking boots. These were by far the best and most comfortable. Returned all the others. Can’t wait to bring these on my hiking trip in Norway!

Love this boot. I have had 2 pairs of these. First pair lasted "years" and finally started tearing apart at the sole last year and was lucky enough to find the exact same boot on Amazon. This pair I ordered for my daughter. It gets cold sitting out at spring softball and baseball games and fall football games. Great Boot. I highly recommend it.

Beautiful and handy for hiking 🥾

These are great winter boots! They fit great; the toe box is roomy and the heel fits snugly. I ordered them after my usual brand was unavailable and am pleased with the quality and fit.

I really like the comfort and look of the boots. My feet do not hurt at the end of the day. The only reason for the 4 stars is the top lace hooks are so close to the top that the strings get behind the boot tongue. I just don't use the top hooks.

After trying on nearly 15 pairs of hiking boots, I decided to purchase this pair. In regular shoes I am a 7.5, but in hiking boots I go for an 8 wide. I bought them for hiking, but I’m finding myself using them almost daily for everyday tasks...walking the dog, frisbee golf, or just when it’s raining and I want a dry foot. I’ve put probably 30 miles on them so far in dry, wet, muddy, and rocky conditions, and even walked through streams and marshes, and have come out with dry and painless feet each time. Technically they are only waterproof about halfway up the boot, but as long as they’re laced properly, I’ve quickly hopped through water up to the ankle and remained dry. They are incredibly comfy, although I will purchase an insole to give the ball of my foot a little more cushion for longer hikes. The boots breath very well when paired with a good sock, and my feet stay comfortably dry and cool. My only complaint if you could call it that is the leather on the toe box is very impressionable. When I was trying them on I did some lunges to test flexibility and where they bent left very sharp creases in the leather that made the boots appear to be very worn in right from the start. The cheaper timberlands I tried on did not do this. It might be a good thing because I could break them in very quickly, but I kind of expect a new boot to look new for more than ten minutes. Overall, I’m incredibly satisfied with this boot.

I bought these shoes for my wife on our big adventure to South America. I bought them in November and she wore them on a few day hikes in Colorado to break them in. I thought they were amazing for $100 - they fit her feet well, were lightweight and comfy. She was excited to bring these as her main shoes. Our first adventure was in Chile in the first week of January and it was a 5 day hike, she carried a 30 pound pack. On the second day she noticed that her foot felt wet when we walked through a creek, so I looked at the soles and the rubber tread was literally falling off the bottom of her shoes. The tread was not worn out, just tearing and falling off in chunks. I was extremely disappointed. I thought they would have lasted - they SHOULD have lasted at least a few months!! When I noticed them falling apart, it just got worse very quickly until 48 hours later the entire tread delaminated. We had to shorten our backpacking trip and hiked 40 miles out in broken shoes which gave her blisters and extremely sore feet. By the end the leather of the boot was even separating from the cushiony foam part.I would not recommend this product - Timberland claims it is a trail boot but it is basically a running shoe glued (very poorly) to some nice leather - a city boot. I have pictures to prove they do not hold up on the trail, and now they are resting in a landfill somewhere in Chile.

This is the 2nd pair of these boots that I have purchased. They are perfect to wear hunting or around the house to do chores. I even wear them when riding my motorcycle. The grip on the bottom is great and they are the perfect height of my ankles.