Merrell Men's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Shoes

A totally beautiful shoe! But the fit is not as good as the other 2 pairs of Merrell shoes that I have. I went a size up but the shoe seems to still be too narrow.

These hikers have been remarkably consistant performers over the years. They are comfortable and provide great support over a variety of terrains. At times, I have stepped into a creek or walked across a dewey field. The hikers kept my feet dry as long as I did not get into water that was not too deep. The boots come in a variety of colors.

I am extremely disappointed with these boots and their claim to be waterproof. I recently walked The Cumbria Way in the UK, and roughly 2–3 km in, the route passes through a farm field. Within thirty seconds of crossing it, my boots, socks, and feet were soaked — forcing me to unexpectedly stop, dry out the inside of the boots, and change my socks. What makes this particularly frustrating is that these boots were sent as replacements for an initial pair that also failed to be waterproof. Two pairs, same problem — which suggests this isn't a one-off defect but a fundamental issue with the product's waterproofing. I expected far better from Merrell.

While I've not taken these through what will really be the test of their durability- which is conservation field work this summer- so far they have held up well through muddy hikes, sand, water, and daily use. I'm excited to see how they perform this summer.

I bought my first pair of merrell moabs about 6 months ago and they do about 4-5 miles a day in every varying condition imaginable. At this point they're up to about 400 miles and the tread has finally wore out. No real issues quite comfy and breathable especially for how well they keep out water. Definitely going to buy another pair to replace these.

Once you figure out the fit their perfect. I alternate between these and a brown pair that I’ve had for a few years. My brown pair has hiked through Germany and are still holding up great. Love these shoes. Also looks good with my black pants and shorts.

Not as comfortable as other Merrels I’ve worn. Lacks the arch support I’ve grown accustomed to.

I’ve used them for 160 miles this year on off road dog walks. They are narrow at the opening so you have to wiggle your foot in even if you loosen the laces. They completely failed their “waterproof” capability simply by walking through wet tall grass after some rainy days. The tread is not very good on mud…I am going back to my Salomon Quest 4 what I consider the best hiking boot ever made….if you’ll be in dry, easy conditions and you have thin ankles this might be a perfect boot for you. If wet feet are on the line go elsewhere.