Customer Reviews Merrell Moab 2 Mid Waterproof

Hiking up the Trolltunga in Norway, My new boots, only worn a couple of days in the city, they were super comfortable except where the tongue meets the front top of your foot on the ankle. No matter how I tied up the boots, the thickness of the tongue in the pleat is too thick and it wouldn't lay flat and unnoticeable, therefore it kept digging into my foot. It started to pour and I didn't have rain pants on so the water leaked in through the top of the boots. Maybe if I had rain pants my feet would have stayed dry. Make sure if you're hiking to wear hiking socks. On my next trip to Preikestolen, Norway, I wore everyday smart wool socks and my feet were slipping around in the boots. I really wish the tongue would lay flat, because then I wouldn't be considering selling them and buying a new pair of different boots.

Good quality boots, weil made. Fit is just a bit off, not as comfortable as previous Merrells I've had in the past

I bought these to have a shoe with good grip and not too high of a heel for gardening in my backyard (my garden is on a slope so I needed something that was also good for climbing, i.e. a hiking shoe). I needed a wide Size 9 and it fits perfectly! No toe-smashing or feeling squeezed along the sides of my foot. Great ankle support too! The only reason I personally gave it a 4 is because it still feels like a clunky, heavier hiking boot to me, so just keep that in mind if you are looking for a lighter shoe. Definitely checked all my other boxes though!

Don't fit quite the same as my low Moabs. A little shorter in the sizre

Originally got the waterproof but switched to the ventilator for lightweight. I used my own inserts so can't comment on the cushion and inner sole. I have bunions and this shoes provide plenty of toe box space. Basically a solid buy if you're looking for comfort and durability. Had another Moab which lasted me for years!

I bought these in the last minute for a trip to the Peruvian Andes, when I realized my beloved Ahnu boots were not fully intact and no longer made. When I first put on the Moabs on I was concerned since they are supposed to be super-comfortable, and I didn't find them so. I pulled out the insoles and replaced them with a 6-year old pair of SOLES and voila! Much better. The insoles provided are inadequate in every way - no support, not durable, went straight in the trash. With decent insoles I found these boots very comfortable, even with my weird feet (I have flat feet and something called Haglund's deformity, a bony projection on the back of my heels) and they weathered a strenuous and frequently wet hiking trip admirably. My only other quibbles are that they are a bit bulky, and they trap odors much more than I'm used to - will have to figure out a solution. Otherwise very satisfied with the value and the performance. I wear a women's 8 in street shoes and purchased the 9s, my usual size in hiking boots, and they fit very well with room for warm socks. I expect to wear these for a while.

Shoelaces are not long enough because they have to be double tied at all times as they are the type of material that always slid untied!!!

I wore these to Alaska. The ground is super rocky in Alaska and I have arthritis (after a botched surgery) in my big toe. These shoes have a stiff sole that really protected my foot and made hiking more comfortable.

Trs confortables et lgres. La seule ombre au tableau est que les lacets se dtachent facilement.

They look good, feel good! I cannot attest to waterproof since I have not used them in a wet area

Love the birthday color. Comfy upon first wear. The traction on wet rocks and in the rain isn't as good as I expected from vibram. Wish there was an option to buy a pair manufactured in north america, though.

Love the birthday color. Comfy upon first wear. The traction on wet rocks and in the rain isn't as good as I expected from vibram. Wish there was an option to buy a pair manufactured in north america, though.

I'm a casual hiker, but wanted a boot that was comfortable and wide in the toebox due to my bunions (ordered Wide size). This shoe fit the bill, but I didn't expect the traction to be so good. I've always thought I was a slow hiker, but in reality the shoes I was wearing made me hesitate on rocky terrain. Now, these boots grip like I have blue on the bottom and I'm hiking much more confidently, and quickly too!

I bought this shoes a year ago and i loved it so much. very comfortable and amazing grip. But a year being partner with this shoes it is starting to fall off. Im so disappointed I thought it will last for years.

I took my boots on a hike. The trail is appropriately named The Billy Goat Trail in Shenandoah.I climbed over and hopped on rocks of all sizes and scaled a rocky wall, Wedging my feet and gripping where I could, the boots did not hinder or impede my progress. Great find! I will be taking my boots our for weekly adventures. I would have given 5 stars, but I haven't water tested them yet.

These shoes are very comfortable and did great for some light-medium intensity hiking. However, the waterproofing failed in the top of one of the shoes after about 6 months. It's been almost 2 years and I still wear them, just get a damp foot depending on the conditions. I am considering getting another pair, but not 100% sure because of the waterproofing issue.