Merrell  Moab Speed 2 LTR Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots - Men's

Lacing these up for their second use and the loop separated from the shoe. Looking closely, it only appears as if there was one thread attaching it in the first place. Yikes! I've had great experiences with Merrell's in the past. Not sure if these were assembled in a new factory, quality control missed it, or if it is just bad luck. Disappointed and only good thing is that it happened right after receiving versus further down the road.

These supportive mid-height waterproof (only up to your ankles) hiking boots with a Vibram sole will go for miles on every Rocky Mountain National Park trail and beyond. Great for smooth trails and I have also run with them. No break-in required. I got the Cobalt and people say I have cool shoes. These feel like I’m not even wearing shoes. (BETA: LOWA CAMINO GTX, 14 Colorado 14ERS later without a blister. These are that).

First time getting an opportunity to hike in these boots and they just were outstanding dream was no issue no slip issue on rocks no issues navigating through some down trees and mud.

Very disappointed. I just started wearing these boots with the weather getting cooler. They are already falling apart

4th time wearing these “waterproof” shoes. They were, again, not waterproof. Maybe water resistant but certainly not waterproof. Just doing some walking in the wet grass yesterday and they were showing moisture where my toes bend. Today it was raining and they leaked like a sieve. I had waterproof gaiters on so the water was not coming from my pantlegs. My socks were full on soaked. The shoes were oozing water. This is a replacement pair for a different model of “waterproof” shoes. Very disappointed. I’m not expecting these things to put up with Sitka climates and rain. But a couple hours shouldn’t be too much to ask. Maybe I’m expecting too much?

Bought these as a work shoe as I work in hvac and am anywhere from rooftops to crawl spaces, outdoors in the woods to city sidewalks. They are very comfortable and keep my feet dry in the rain and breathe enough so I don’t sweat like crazy in the hot attics. The sole has enough grip to keep me from slipping on wet banks. I feel like I have some extra spring in my step with the thick cushiony heel on these boots. My only complaint is the elastic cord for the lace eyelets. On the left boot the cord is cut too long inside the shoe and if my foot is pressed up against anything on the outside it hurts. Other than that I’m very pleased.

I bought these for a hiking trip as a novice, and wanted something I could also use for rainy city commutes. These boots are exactly what I was looking for - I hiked 20 miles of rocky, snowy mountain trails and my feet never hurt, the waterproofing is excellent and my feet were never wet hiking through snow or on rainy days in the city. One caution - these are fairly low, so your ankles might get a little wet when walking for a while in the rain, but it’s worth the low profile style. I wear a 10 running shoe and a 9.5 fit perfect. I will be coming back to Merrell for all my hiking needs in the future!

After just three hikes, the sole began to detach, which was incredibly frustrating. I expected better durability from this product, considering also that is an expensive boot. I definitely do not recommend these boots based on my experience. I will think twice about buying Merrell in the future.

I chose this shoe as a work boot. The comfort is very good. There is a question as to the durability. Being a suede of sorts the toes have shown excessive wear. I have had the boots for 2 months, so the jury is still out.

Rubber on front was compromised after 4 days of light trail walking. I would not recommend for actual hiking or trail walking. Feels like quality control is way off