Customer Reviews Merrell Work Moab Vertex Mid Waterproof SR

I've always worn merrell and am very happy with this purchase.

This boot is awesome. I'm on my feet 8 to 10 hours a day and this boot provides the comfort and durability I need. I would recommend it to anyone.

I have a wide foot and find it difficult to get a proper fitting boot. I ordered this on line and found it to be an amazing comfortable wife boot. I would buy it again

Been a Merrell fan for years, these boots do not disappoint. I walk 5-10 miles a day for work and my new Moabs are comfy as ever. Thanks!

second pair in a year and a half , only because i spilled acid on first one of the ones and destroyed the thread,still wore for 2-3 months before it came apart. one still good as new ! worn nearly every day for work in grease and other chemicals,still strong,soles still good,still very comfortable after many 12-14 hr days im 240 plus and nothing ever lasts me more than 6 months or so! i am sold, simply the best in its class

I messaged Merrell to ask what they recommended for being on concrete all day. They recommended this boot. I had recently purchased a different brand of work boot and really suffered with knee pain. Since wearing the Merrell the pain has practically gone away. Seem to be a decent work boot.

I bought these a while back and have been very happy with them. I hike in areas that are remote and without trails. The landscape can be very rugged. My only wish is that these boots had more aggressive vibram soles for the rough terrain. Unfortunately I have to wear another brand of boot to do those areas. I would buy these again.

I've only had these for 4 weeks and I work on a golf course. It's very damp when we start at 0500. So far they are good but I wish they would ask in 6 months to get a better opinion of them

You should order one half size up. They're a little snug.

The front of my boot is starting to peel back shortly after purchasing

Bought them in late November sole Is starting to come of on 1 1 the safety tie is starting to show . I have 10 pairs of other Merrell love them Always used timberland pro

Very comfortable boot! Great traction! Great breathability! I'm a milk delivery driver in extreme northern NY in the Lake Ontario lake effect snow belt. We get some very extreme weather here. I will deliver as much as 85,000 lbs of milk in a day and do an average of 20,000-30,000 steps per day on a mixture of concrete, blacktop, gravel, snow, and ice. I have struggled to find a boot that holds up to the rigors of my job. I have owned work boots from other major brands but the cushioning in the footbed usually goes out in about 2.5 - 3 months! The Merrell MOAB Mid work boot is the first boot I have found that I love! My first pair have lasted me about 6months. They are extremely comfortable!!! In the last couple weeks they have started giving me blisters on my left ankle due to the padding wearing down to the shell. I was really hoping I could get at least a year out of these boots but unfortunately didn't happen. I have ordered a pair of the Duluth Pack/Merrell boots today to see if they will hold up to the rigors of my job better. I would love to work with Merrell as a field tester to see if we could improve the padding in the ankle area of these boots. If they are interested in such an arrangement I hope they will contact me! Great boots over all and I plan on continuing with wearing the Merrell work boot line! I definitely recommend these work boots! Thank you!

These are not waterproof. These aren't even resistant!!! Morning dew gets my feet wet.

I have had these for less than 5 months. And already the souls are coming apart. A lug torn off one and the heel splitting on the other. And from relatively light use. Not what I expected for the reputation from others. I tried several others before deciding in this one. Pretty disappointing to be honest. But I would likely give then a second try.

Merrell Moab Vertex Mid WP non-metallic: The materials of this boot design lack strength. Within 15 miles of hiking across soft desert terrain pieces of the sole were splitting and tearing. Whoever designed this boot likely knows nothing about strength of materials. I suspect recycled materials were used for the sole and front rubber toe cover. This rubber material has poor shear and tear strength. I've never before experienced a boot fail so quickly and easily. I am now attempting to reinforce my boots with Shoe-Goo.