Customer Reviews Merrell Yokota 2

OK yes I have big feet but I am 6'2" and 210lbs...a retired Marine so I know the meaning of comfortable feet.... and these boots/shoes are much to narrow for a wide width...when I find the time I will send them back they make my feet fall asleep!!...I wore Merrell's when I was out in Iraq and Afghanistan for 13 years when I was a contractor out there...I can not find extra wide sizes...I guess they do not make them any more...

As a longtime Merrill fanatic I expected this shoe to be like my other 4 pair, comfortable and durable. Well, I couldn't get by the comfort stage. Two months in it feels like I am wearing plastic boots with no padding. So disappointed. I know it takes some time to break in but 10 weeks is enough. They say it's not a defect so they won't take them back. I'm Leary about trying another style from Merrill. Their quality is now in question.

I bought this pair of Yokota's in late July 2021. The are not even three months old yet and are falling apart. Please take a look at theses expensive made in Vietnam shoes. I'm am working in desert conditions and these shoes are worn daily. The first thing to fail was a lace loop. I hade to drive a hole into a solid part of the shoe in order to keep wearing them. As you can see by the photo the stitching is also pulling away all over the toe socket area. They are comfortable however it's pointless due to the quality.

Nowhere near as comfortable as any other merrell's I have owned previously

This is a terrible shoe the size seems to be at least one size small. I have worn Merrells for years and currently own three pairs. I am partial to Cameleons and just today ordered a new pair and these are true to size. Save your money on the Yokota though inexpensive it is a bust for a value.

The shoe looks great and initially seemed very comfortable when testing around the house. Now that I have owned the shoe for six months, I can say it is horrible. I suffer from fallen arches and the shoe hurts my feet when walking on pavement. When trail walking down an incline, my toes get crushed against the tip of the shoes (yes the shoes are the correct size - they just fail to provide support). My Moab hikers are the best and I should have bought the same in a low cut shoe. The insoles on these shoes seem to have the thinnest layer of cushioning possible as I feel every rock I step on. These shoes would be great for walking on a flat dirt or pine needle covered trail. For my use, I will need to find something else.