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Men's Mt. Maddsen Waterproof Mid Hiking Boots

Name: Men's Mt. Maddsen Waterproof Mid Hiking Boots
Brand: Timberland
Price: 131.21 CAD
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About this product

The Timberland Men's Mt. Maddsen Waterproof Mid Hiking Boot (model TB12730R242) is built for trail performance, combining a waterproof Premium Timberland Leather upper with a TimberDry waterproof membrane for reliable moisture protection. A fully gusseted tongue seals out debris and water, while the lace-up closure provides a secure, adjustable fit. Inside, a ReBOTL fabric lining made with 50% recycled PET plastic adds an eco-conscious touch without sacrificing comfort. The removable anti-fatigue footbed and compression-molded EVA midsole work together to cushion the foot over long distances, and a rubber lug outsole delivers durable traction on varied terrain. Timberland sources its leather through the Leather Working Group, reflecting a commitment to responsible manufacturing. Available in Dark Brown (size 8.5 shown), this mid-height boot earns strong marks for durability and rain protection, making it a practical choice for hikers seeking dependable all-weather footwear.

Category: Footwear
Brand: Timberland
Material: ReBOTL™lining containing 50% recycled PET plastic
Color: Dark Brown
Size: 8.5
Upc: 197064691135
Code: C24798
Model: TB12730R242.

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Mt. Maddsen Mid for its reliable waterproofing via Timberland's TimberDry membrane, solid ankle support, and impressive value at its sub-$100 price point. The full-grain leather construction earns repeated compliments for durability and abrasion resistance, and the boot is widely recommended for day hikes, shoulder-season outings, and even light work use. The most common criticisms center on the stiff leather requiring a notable break-in period, limited cushioning from the midsole, and a wide fit that may need thick socks to fill out properly. Expert testers also flag the shallow lug pattern as a weakness on steep or technical terrain. Some user reviews note long-term seam splitting and sole delamination, raising occasional durability concerns.