Merrell  Moab 3 Mid Hiking Boots - Men's

Overall I've been extremely happy with these shoes but I must take two stars away because they are definitely not waterproof. I discovered this while weed eating wet grass. The outside of the shoes got covered and soaked through to my socks. Compared to my waterproof Timberlands that I can stand in 4 inches of water as long as I would like and not get wet.

The Moab 3 Mid are hands down the best hiking shoes I’ve ever owned. This is probably my 15+ pair. They are comfortable right out of the box. I hike daily between 3-5 miles and longer occasionally. These shoes protect my feet from rocks and provide a sturdy base and ankle support. I change up my colors but they’re always the Moab 3 Mid.

Excellent product, it was what my husband and I where looking for our trip to Colombia

Wonderful hiking shoe. Just completed an adventurous week at Camp Emerald Bay, Boy Scout of America summer camp.

My new Moab 3's experienced their first mileage today in the rugged State of Maine and they were two and a half miles of dirty sidewalk with the occasional broken bottles, black ice or the remnants of winter grime. I felt safe and cozy every step of the way! For me, Merrell's are the only way to stride because of the nice fit, quality of construction and, if you can forgive my vanity, the stylish appearance they are known for. The Moab 3 in Beluga are a great choice, I think. There are a few weeks left of deepfreeze and then mud season begins so I expect some difficult miles ahead, but these puppies can take it all. I just wish I had a nice back-country through hike to go on!

I wore these boots on my recent hike to Mt Kilimanjaro. Over 8 days of hiking I had no blisters or hot spots. They performed great on dusty trails, dirt, rocks and scree. Definitely the most comfortable boots I’ve ever worn.

Sole came off after only about twenty miles of use. I have had around 15 pairs of these over the years that I was happy with. won't buy them again because of the lack of company concern with the quality of the pair that failed

I live in the Northeast. Yep, where it snows. I had a pair of Merrell hiking shoes which were good but being an endurance walker I wore the insoles out in a couple of months. I think I had a couple hundred miles on them. As a replacement, I bought mid Moab Mid. Immediately I could feel the difference as I ordered the Wide. My toes hate being cramped. I also like the height because I could now have a looser foot bed, I don't mean sloppy, and I could tighten the shoe higher up off my instep. Due to my previous shoe insoles getting worn, I was feeling some plantar fasciitis. These helped correct it through a very nice arch in the insole. As for weight, the vibram are like feathers. Yes, the shoe is heavier than the low cut but overall much better without killing me with additional weight. This model is not waterproof but was not supposed to be. In some way, I wish I would have gotten the model with insulation and waterproofing but I don't expect it to be cold forever. Anyway, on a long walk, my feet heat up. The shoe feels like high quality and I believe it will live up to it. Overall, I am pleased with my purchase.

These boots were absolutely perfect for exploring Alaska! From rainforest hiking to city strolling to climbing a mountain, they were absolutely perfect.

My 12yo hiked Hocking Hills in them. He thanked me for them. Its his favorite pair.