Boots à lacets waterproof Nellie miel TIMBERLAND

Bought these for my wife to replace her old doc martens and they're great! A bit stiff and do take a minute to wear in to a good level of comfort but super durable and stylish!

I took a job for a large local park and these are comfortable to spend on hard terrain and great for all the weather I have been exposed too

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Great

The boot is stylish and just the right height. The one problem I have with it is the tongue hits right into my ankle/shin caused a big blister and continues to irritate the area. I can't lace the boot up all the way because that really pushes the tongue into my shin. I am hoping the tongue softens in time. It would be nice if it was a little lighter in weight.

Great for wintertime's cold/wet. Initially a bit rough on my sensitive ankles so need thick socks. I wish there was padding inside boot below ankle like in my Timberland boots bought 30 years ago.

Teachers in New England need shoes for rain and snow. These fit the bill!

This is my 3rd pr of this style of Timberland Chukka boot! Obliviously, I love them. My first pair was purchased out of desperation ! I owned a florist in WNY and was in and out of the weather, snow, sleet and plain old rain so often that I could not keep my feet dry or warm. I found the Timberland chukka boots and they were warm and waterproof! More money than I wanted to spend, but I decided to try them. From the first week I wore them I was so very happy and impressed with how warm and dry they kept my feet! I wore them out in a few years, so I bought a second pair! the smooth leather outer skin was the same but some minor changes had been made, but another win in my book! Some years later, we moved to Raleigh NC, and I brought them with me, using them to walk outside when we had nasty weather and when I worked at a florist. My feet and I were very happy! After 10 yrs, they were pretty well used, but sadly they had changed the style slightly, higher heels and sole, and much higher over the ankle. I muddled through as long as I could, until the sole cracked through. No one could resole them. I was most unhappy as this winter was much colder and rainy than I expected. I found a nice but much less expensive pair( not timberland )and I was feeling desperate... Valentine's Day was approaching! The new pair are comfortable but not waterproof or nearly as warm... After a couple weeks, on a whim, I went directly to the Timberland website... they had them! I was so excited! After debating a while with myself, I purchased them... the only differences were the toe box being a little wider , and they were suede, not soft leather. I ordered them and could not be happier! Thank you Timberland!