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    Registered User oreotragus's Avatar
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    Default Timberland Chocorua Trail boots

    I just wanted to mention to the ladies here that I recently got a new pair of Timberland Chocorua Trail boots - http://www.timberland.com/product/in...entPage=family, and I am quite satisfied with them. They are very comfy and have performed great so far.

    Yesterday in my Dendrology class we went bushwhacking (emphasis on the whacking - ouch) for 3 hours in a variety of sites - dry, wet, and up and down steep, slippery riverbanks and I was comfy and secure the whole time - no slippage even on the very steep banks. Right after my class I went birding and managed to step into a hidden muddy water hole past my ankle. My pants were soaked, but my boots quickly dried off and not a drop got inside, even at the top. Awesome! Just wanted to throw these out there for yall to consider!

    Jenni

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    Registered User Sonno's Avatar
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    Sorry for the necro...

    Does anyone else use or have any experience with these boots? After all my research these are the ones I've decided on.
    NoBo 2015

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    I do, (as a male). Used them from Springer to Damascus in 2009 and loved 'em. Very comfy and VERY light, hardly weigh more than a paid of trailrunners.

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