Merrell Men's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot

#1:Merrell Men's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot

 

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 Best Boots Ever
If they’re on sale, don’t think twice, just get them. They’re still worth it for the regular price, but on sale they’re a steal. Probably the most comfortable boots right out of the box that I’ve tried. Very good quality materials and overall feel like a premium hiking boot. I’m sold on Merrill, will never buy another boot brand again.

SO COMFORTABLE!
My husband, whoever rarely ever comments regarding shoes or clothes, says these are so comfortable that they feel like slippers.
They do run small tho, but I had read the reviews and ordered half size up. It appears that's the way to go on this particular style.

Best hiking boots I ever owned
Fit great, very comfortable and even after 2 days and almost 18 miles, no sore spots or other issues.
Size is true. I chose the same size as my steel toed work shoes.
They have good grip on rocks, fallen trees and all kind of terrain.
Very happy with my purchase.

Great boot for lawn mowing
Waterproof, comfortable, durable, I mow lawns averaging per my Fitbit, 7 million steps per year. Typically wearing out the bottom in one year. Then I buying another. I have owned the Moab, Moab 2, and this year the Moab 3. I always buy the newest version.

 I'm never dissatisfied with Merrell
These boots fit comfortably right out of the box. True to size. I started buying Merrells several years ago, and I won't buy anything else now. They are sturdy and solid, without weighing a ton. I expect these to last a long time. My Moab Ventilator hiking shoes are 7-8 years old and show minimal wear.

Best shoes ever
These are waterproof with arch support, these are my husband's but I have them too. You get them put them right on and comfort take a hike go to work whatever no pain no braking them in.
Just get shoes, they are not overly expensive for what you get.

Comfortable good priced boots
They squeaked two hikes in a row, finally reading reviews on other boots, this is a very common complaint among hikers. I followed others advice and added some foot powders to the insides and that virtually eliminated the pesky squeaking. These were worn on rocky uneven terrain as well as a flat wide sandy trail twice totaling 14 miles with no issues whatsoever. These are keepers.