TIMBERLAND-Men's Earthkeepers® Rime Ridge Mid Waterproof Boot-$35.99( FS with shoprunner)

Quote from PMantis24 : Just checked its available in 8.5 and 9.

Just got an email saying order cancelled

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[QUOTE=supreme999;57530526]Just got an email saying order cancelled



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Probably dead this time....

Couple quick comments:

Good price. Waterproof membrane should make them actually waterproof. Usually don't see that at this price.

200 grams thinsulate is ok for most things. If you stand around at 30 degrees for an hour, your feet will get cold but as long as you are active, it should be fine.

Check the weight for your application. I ended up buying hiking boots because my hunting boots were too heavy to hike in. Yes, it can be done, and yes it sucks hiking in a pair of boots that weigh over 3 pounds. When you hunt, you stand around a lot, you need the warmth and the weight isn't a big deal.
Just make sure of your purpose before you buy. Light hiking boots are wonderful to wear every day in the winter too if there is any snow/slush/salt where you walk. But heavy boots suck to wear daily.

Amazon lists shipping weight at 2 pounds. Can't be accurate so look around. Deal seems dead anyway BTW. Can't even find the product on the Timberland site even with a search.

I just spoke to a rep and he told me that they accept returns for all shoes, even these. Final sale is only if custom boots are ordered and stuff like that. But yeah, these are definitely cool for returns. Even said so on the product description.. before the page got taken down haha.

Quote from liulinglll : i tried this one in store, feels quite quite hard...not comfortable be careful this is final clearance item so no return/exchange

Dead?

well, I'm glad I submitted my order before it went OOS. I almost didn't order.

Though, I was wondering about their sizes & how they fit; I ordered a 12, I fit comfortably in 11.5 Columbia boots. Hopefully these Timberlands aren't too big.

Thanks for pointing that out about the NYC tax. NYC.gov says, "Clothing and footwear under $110 are exempt from New York City and NY State Sales Tax" So we may have to complain to Timberland.

I sent an e-mail to Timberland asking for a refund on the tax (MA), and they responded very quickly and told me that the refund will process in 1-2 days.

I also sent an email to Timberland regarding the tax (NYC) on my order.

This is the response I got:

"Thank you for your order #.... We have submitted a request on your behalf to look into your tax issue. Your request identification number is .... Please allow 3-5 business days for the request to be completed and we will contact you through email with a response."

So I guess we'll see if I get my tax back.

Quote from PMantis24 : I also sent an email to Timberland regarding the tax (NYC) on my order. This is the response I got: "Thank you for your order #.... We have submitted a request on your behalf to look into your tax issue. Your request identification number is .... Please allow 3-5 business days for the request to be completed and we will contact you through email with a response." So I guess we'll see if I get my tax back.

I don't see an email address, will you please post it? Thanks! Mike

Quote from mikeyeastside : I don't see an email address, will you please post it? Thanks! Mike

Mike, I just used the site's contact us form
http://shop.timberland.com/helpde...play=trust

The email came from this address
customersupport@timberland.com

The boots arrived today. Gotta say for $36 these are very very nice! happy with the purchase!

They're true to size for me.

They actually look pretty nice even though I would've preferred a darker color. The boot feels hefty but not heavy. The tread pattern looks like it'll have no problem with getting through the white stuff. The 200g of Primaloft insulation should keep my feet nice and toasty. Haven't tested it for warmth outdoors but the lining inside is very soft and comfortable. Felt good just walking around the house. Oh, and they're waterproof!

Thanks again OP!

can anybody recommend a sealant product? I don't know much about leather, but looks like one trip through NYC slush might leave these looking pretty grimy

Quote from mikeyeastside : can anybody recommend a sealant product? I don't know much about leather, but looks like one trip through NYC slush might leave these looking pretty grimy

footlocker or any other shoe store carries protectant sprays for leather, suede, etc. I got mine from footlocker. protectant and cleaner, 2 for $10