The boots are marked wide but they fit as narrow size boots; they crimped my toes together tightly (these are steel tipped boots) that my small toes hurt.  I called Timberland to return the boots and explained the reason and she informed me that this style maybe the exception as being sized as wide but fit as narrow.  If that is the case their product across the line are not standardized, i.e. size wide is should be wide and not narrow, and size narrow should be narrow.  If not, it's a hit or miss to buy their product.  Other than this, the boots are of good quality and if not for the reason expressed, the boots have a natural step to them even out of the box and I feel would have no break-in period. She gave me an return material authorization (RMA), but a day afterwards I cancelled the RMA because I managed to cushion my small toes so that they do not crimp badly and are acceptable to walk my dog. I chose these boots because they are rated water proof, but as of yet it has not rained in central Texas in over 35 days.  If they fix their sizing at the toes, these boots would definitely be five stars. One more thing, do not return these boots by way of Amazon because OutdoorEquipped is the shipper and their return policy applies. If the fault is not their doing they may charge up to 20% stocking fee and charge you for the original shipping cost that will be applied against your refund.  Instead call Timberland because they have a &#34;during first 30 days of no questions ask&#34; policy return on their Powerfit series footwear, but do it within two (2) days of the end of the 30-day test period. But the refund does not include applicable taxes and/or shipping charges for return and they require receipts.