Merrell Men's Moab 2 Waterproof Hiking Shoe

Had to start walking for my health and bought some new "expensive" tennis shoes because old ones really hurt my feet. I try to walk 5 miles ( 10,000) steps a day for 5 or 6 days a week and wow these new shoes are really great! I walk both hardtop road and hilly tractor trails. Feet don't hurt and walking is now a joy and not a burden! For me these are a perfect fit and well worth the $75.00 I paid for them! I will not be going back to the cheap shoe isle again!

These are pretty good hiking shoes. I'm on my second pair - the soles last somewhere around 2 years with moderate+ use (~15 miles per week). They are not really waterproof but sort of. Being all synthetic they dry quickly. I can leave them tied and slip them on and off which is a plus. I have some foot and leg problems and these are roomy enough and provide reasonable support. Wish they had a bit more cushion.

I've been in Merrells for 30 years and they never disappoint. Great looking shoe, comfortable, and the break-in period wasn't too bad; about two weeks. Great everyday shoe.

I really like these shoes. They are comfortable yet tough. I might buy another pair. Unfortunately they are not water proof any more. After 2 years my socks get soaking wet just walking around my yard through short wet grass. Surprising! Update: After 2.5 years the sole is falling off on one shoe. Epoxy glue and so far it's better. Second update: Bought some Keens. They seem to be much better quality.

Best shoes I have had in a long time. True to size. My feet don't slide around in the shoes.

Love these. My 5th pair!

I had my last pair of Merrell shoes for over 3 years before they started tearing. I tried other brands but none were as comfortable as my Merrells. Unfortunately the exact shoe was discontinued, so I went through all the options on amazon and ordered 3 styles: the Alverstone, this, and the All Out Blaze Aero. I do not hike that much, but I like the support and traction for whenever I do. For the most part, I was looking for daily shoes for me to wear to work. So YMMV depending on your desire for the shoe. This shoe was a bit narrower and tighter feeling in the standard width than all the other Merrell shoes I've tried. They also definitely felt larger and heavier. For only hiking, they might be the better option, but I returned them. For comparison sake: The Alverstone was the best all-around of the 3. The Blaze was super light and comfy, but I hadn't realized that the material was mostly a mesh which means water would go right into it. At first that was a disqualifier, but when I realized the number of times that would be an actual issue for me was very small, I decided to keep them and they are my daily shoe now. I kept the Alverstone as well for winter hiking and snowy days and to prolong the life of both. The Alverstones aren't as comfy as my old ones, but they're pretty close.

I am a tremendous fan of the waterproof Moab 2. I've had several pairs and they are simply the most comfortable shoe I've ever owned. Effective water resistance, rugged. Great for hiking or whenever you are going to be on your feet for a long time. Tends to run a tad small, so for my 11.5 foot, I order the 12.

These were on sale at 1/2 price, but there was a slight kink in the fabric at the toe, which didn't impact the shoe in any way and made it more of a factor second, but I still loved them. So comfortable and grippy when out on the track. Will be looking at replacing them with another Merrell once they wear out.

Dislike: 1) Weight - Feels heavier than expected... Like I am wearing hiking boots. 2) Grip on wet surfaces - I experienced 2x near slip and trip incidences while walking over tiled surfaces, on the same rainy day. Rather disappointed with the traction grip on the sole.

Made in Myanmar an asian country, for business sense it would not be possible to compete if production wasn't moved out of USA. Will visit Myanmar one day.

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