Merrell Men’s Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot

The first thing I noticed about these boots is their exceptional comfort. Right out of the box, they felt like they were custom-made for my feet. The cushioned footbed and supportive midsole provided ample support during long hikes, reducing fatigue and ensuring I could keep going for miles without discomfort. Even during intense climbs and descents, these boots offered stability and confidence, thanks to their well-designed construction.

Durability is another standout feature of these boots. Despite countless hikes through rugged terrain, including rocky slopes and abrasive surfaces, these boots have held up remarkably well. The tough outsole provides excellent traction on various surfaces, giving me the confidence to tackle challenging trails without hesitation.

In terms of price, I don’t think you can get much better then this for you unless you get lucky at a goodwill or fb marketplace.

In summary, if you’re in the market for a dependable hiking boot that can handle the plains and mountains, look no further than these boots. Comfortable, waterproof, and durable, these boots are a true asset for any outdoor enthusiast. Highly recommended!

I’ve been wearing Merrell Mid hiking shoes since 2016. My previous two pairs were Moab 2, and I’ve been very happy with the wear, fit and waterproof qualities. Right out of the box, I noticed that the Moab 3 looks to be even sturdier then the Moab 2. The sole has a more aggressive tread and the toe and heel are more reinforced. The fit is sturdy and the insert seems to have a more significant arch support. I read some reviews reporting that the sizing runs a little small, and I notice that they seem to fit snug, but that might be because they are new.

Some reviews report that they are not waterproof; as of this writing, I haven’t had an opportunity to test that facet. I don’t use Merrell’s for necessarily just hiking, but more of a daily wear during the colder seasons and inclement weather (although I do occasionally hike with these). They have always been very comfortable, so I am looking forward to the Moab 3. I will update this review, once I have experienced wet conditions and after a break-in period.

I am just beginning to take up hiking and after a bit of research decided on these Merrell boots. One of the key features that influenced my decision was that they are waterproof. I live in the Pacific Northwest and winter and spring seasons tend to be pretty wet. I’ve been on a few hikes and have found these boots to not only be waterproof, but well made and comfortable as well. I will admit that in a previous review (since deleted) I got it wrong. Turns out walking through very wet tall grass water will get in through the ankle, I don’t think any waterproof boot would have prevented this. On subsequent hikes my feet stayed completely dry. I even “retested” them by aiming a shower head directly on them and still 100% dry on the inside.

As I mentioned above, I found these boots to be very comfortable, even on longer hikes. I’ve hiked on a variety of terrain including pavement, dirt, sand, gravel, and river rock and found the traction to be more than adequate. Sizing seems to be accurate as well and having wide feet found the wide width shoes to fit my feet perfectly.

I highly recommend these boots.

Excelente producto, muy cómodas y de gran calidad, el único detalle es que busqué con gorotex y amazon me mostró esta bota y al recibirla vi que soló es waterproff, ya he visto otras Merrel y si tiene gorotex lo indica explícitamente la bota. fue mi error comprarla sin gorotex y estoy satisfecho con ellas pero el buscador de amazon no me las debió mostrar.

I hesitated before buying these, as I had a pair of low Merrells that were not comfortable nor waterproof. I I was a faithful Timberland buyer, but they have really cheapened their boots. So, I finally broke down and bought these as they come in a wide width and were rated fairly highly on several different “best of” reviews. They were comfortable right out of the box. Wore them to mow very wet grass and feet remained dry (only time will tell how they fare in Adirondack weather). I also wore them on a hike into a remote lake up north, good traction and protective footbed. The price is moderate, there are cheaper boots, but these seem pretty rugged in comparison. I hope to get several years out of them.

Loved everything about these boots including the color, durability, easy to break in, decently lightweight and comfortable. Only negative is after a long hike feet felt quite warm, little ventilation but thats probably with most hiking shoes