Customer Reviews Merrell Moab 2 Waterproof

I really like how these shoes fit and feel but I can't say they are waterproof. I walk my dog in the morning and the grass is wet and dewy. My socks get soaked and it has taken a day for the shoes to dry out. It is not like I am going in puddles or inch deep water, just wet grass.

I have been wearing these shoes for about 5 or 6 months. They were awesome the first few months but then started to leak. The left one started first followed by the right one. We, the dog and I, only walk 40 - 50 minutes on a trail through the woods. The trail is some stone, some grass, and some pavement. AND my feet are wet from only morning dew. I honestly don't know if I would buy them again.

I read other reviews mentioning the same issue but thought I'd give them a try anyway. No exaggeration, as soon as I put them on my arches hurt. The arch support lands too far back- it's on the heel. These shoes were too uncomfortable so I returned them.

Ordered my usual size and it feels big. The shoe also doesn't feel like it has as much padding on the insole as my old ones. I actually haven't wore the new ones very much and keep wearing my old ones.

Not nearly as wide as my Moab 2 Vents. Not wide enough for foot and instep. Had to return them because they were too tight.

The waterproof hikers are not water proof. Walking through the dew covered grass gets my feet wet. Very disappointed

I wanted to use them on gravelly hills. For this they are great, but there is no or very little padding in the shoe and this cause my joints to ache.

LIGHTWEIGHT, COMFORTABLE. BUT STYLE IS NOT COOL.LOL

Disappointed that I only had these shoes for 4 months (purchased November 2021) and both shoes already tore at the seam, inside at the heal. I like Merrell but every pair I have owned tear at the seam, inside at the heal. This pair only made it 4 months. Very disappointed.

I found the tongue too thick & have never been able to get it properly adjusted to contour to my feet.

I've been waiting for years for Merrell to make a good women's hiking shoe that fits me. So, I was thrilled when I was able to order a Moab 2 waterproof version two years ago. The fit is fine although the sole feels a bit unforgiving until it is warmed up. The problem is that the the material on the inside heel of the right shoe has seemingly collapsed or bunched up making the right shoe uncomfortable. I just ordered a pair of the GoreTex Moab so I hope the same thing doesn't happen to them.

I received an email from you asking for feed back a few days after I purchased these shoes, and I responded. So, this is a repeat of what I said before. I have been buying Moab 2 Ventilator wide width shoes for some years and found them very comfortable. So, I decided to buy the waterproof version. However, I found them to be very tight and stiff and returned them. Although the sole is the same width as the non-waterproof version, the top is not as high and, therefore, not as roomy for my feet. I ordered the Moab 2 Ventilator wide width instead, and I use a waterproofing spray on it.

I've always ordered a size 8 women's from Merrell, and they've always fit perfectly, even with heavier socks. This shoe fits smaller than others. My toes are bumping up against the end of the shoe, especially with heavier socks, though I can wear lighter, summer socks with them.. The shoes are marked size 8, too. My other Merrell size 8's fit like they always have, so I know my feet haven't changed.

I have owned several pairs of Merrells over the years and have been mostly satisfied. Being 68 years old now, I really need cushioning under the balls of my feet. My new Moab 2 wps don't have any (or enough) cushioning there for me to walk more than a couple of miles before the balls of my feet are burning.. My heels feel great---I could comfortably walk forever if the balls of my feet felt as good. Please design more cushioning under the balls of our feet!!

I bought these in the spring and hiked maybe 14 of the northeast 115, they made it about half way and are still waterproof but the toe started to lift on one of them.