Me too. Gore-tex does it.

How do you know the inside is dry anyway? It just shows the outside of the shoe. Sure – the outside isn’t changing color like its wet – but there could still be water inside the shoe – and isn’t that what waterproofing prevents? Not preventing discoloration of leather when wet.

It’s cool that Timberland has thought outside of – say – a banner with a boot in a muddy puddle to show waterproofing. But I dunno that this does it for me either.

I give them props for doing more than the ordinary – but I’m still under-whelmed.

Isn’t that usually the case though? Seems I’m very jaded lately – I think looking at all these ads all of the time is desensitizing me.