Customer Reviews Merrell Thermo Overlook 2 Mid Waterproof

Great boot, light, excellent grip on sole but I find that the left boot is uncomfortable after 10 mins as it seems the insole pushes against the instep. The right boot is great.

I bought these online. I found the sizing to run slightly larger (maybe 1/4-1/2 size up) as im a 14 in Moabs (on my 3rd pair) and these are a bit more spacious, i dont mind as i wear thicker merino wool socks. The mid height is creating a comfort issue on my right ankle where it is creating a fold, i find this issue a challenge with size 14 but it is usually on the forefoot. I REALLY want the comfort to change as i LOVE the features and quality of these boots. It will be tough to let them go if the comfort doesnt change.

Narrower than normal; a size 13 medium is usually perfect for me in other Merrell shoes.

Don't buy these boots unless you have arches the size of St. Louis. Any amount of walking will give me bloody blisters from the enormous arch support. On a positive note, the boots are the correct size, they aren't super huge like most boots. Your sneaker size matches your boot size.

I barely wore the boot, but one of them already has the inside damaged.

So im only on day 2 of having these boots eyelets broke

I bought a pair of these at the beginning of the winter(4 month ago) and they are very confortable! The problem is with the quality control. The little straps holding the laces are falling off one after the other. I'm not even doing anything extreme, only light walking. This is very disapointing since I like these boots A LOT! For the price I was expecting something way more durable.

Bought just a month ago, winter test just came today and didn't expect that moisture penetrates inside the toe box. It happen just after an hour of wearing it outside on the snowy day, I bought it because of its good reviews. Its doesn't stand -20 as it was advertised

My girlfriend bought a pair for me for Christmas. As a mailman in Maine having a good pair of waterproof winter boots is a must. Well unfortunately my feet always get wet and cold halfway through my route. Not good news when it's around 20 degrees. Even with 2 pairs of wool socks my feet are cold. I however did take some gorilla glue around the sole seams and has helped a little with the feet getting wet. But very disappointed. And traction on ice?? Yeah not really good

Most uncomfortable shoe I've ever had on my feet. The arches are really bad!

seams fell apart after one weekend of use!!! they were comfortable but its very frustrating now needing to deal with returning after two days.

They broke after 2 months of use really bad product

I work at the post office in western Washington. I'm outside walking on all sorts of different terrains and really needed something that can keep me dry, warm, and from slipping. It was recommended to me to look into the vibram arctic grip, after a ton of research I went with these. They took some breaking in, but they were comfortable after that, keep me feet pretty warm (when dry), but where they failed is they are not waterproof. My feet were wet and cold on an average pnw day. It also snowed one day and I got to try them out on the ice, didn't do anything, I hear they're is a difference between wet and drier ice but I expected more. Lasted barley a month but Merrell refunded my money with a gift card so I'm back in the hunt for a real pair of waterproof boots. Little discouraged that these boots are getting such good reviews when my feet were all wet, maybe people aren't putting them to a real test?

I just returned some Columbia lift top boots as they were not waterproof when I was hiking for 4 hours and just bought some Merrill's thermo overlook today Jan 1 ,21 and they are also leaking through the sole and tongue area