Customer Reviews Merrell Moab 3 Mid Waterproof

Look good, no blisters, but if you want good ankle support go elsewhere.

I thought I would love these boots but they kill my feet. The worst is once you wear them outside of the home you can't return them so I'm out the cash. They felt fine around the house but as soon as I wore them longer than an hour outdoors my feet were dying. So disappointed. I wish more companies would support returns even when worn for a bit. I'd stick to that brand for life knowing if I hated a pair I could just get another type and not have wasted my money.

Not really waterproof. Tung is too short to provide seal when laced up.

These boots are uninsulated and they are way too hot, I guess they don't breathe at all. They are warmer than my Merrell 200 gram insulated snowdrift boots. I was replacing a pair of waterproof LL Bean hikers that I was comfortable wearing in 35-55 degrees, but these Moab waterproof I can only wear below 35 degrees. And as soon as I get indoors my feet are cooking even with just a sock liner. Don't understand what's wrong here.

I'll never buy a pair of shoes from this brand again

I find them very uncomfortable my feet hurt after hiking 6 to 8k a day.

My wife and I are fans, but, imagine my surprise when my feet were soaked immediately after stepping into a puddle of frozen slush. The puddle was no deeper than my ankle, so, no chance of it seeping that way, it did however cover the toe. I was lucky enough to be close to home, so, there was no danger of freezing or frostbite, but, really uncomfortable otherwise.

The sides of the soles separated after three short hikes. Poor quality

I bought a pair of these shoes in 2019 for a winter trip to Germany. Those shoes kept my feet dry, warm, and comfortable. I wore them off and on for almost four years. This past May I wore them on the hurricane deck at Niagara Falls and noticed that my feet were a little damp afterwards but after 3+ years of service, it was time for a new pair. I got the new pair earlier this month ahead of a trip to Paris. I wore them one day at home to check fit and comfort and all was good. The second day in Paris was a bit rainy. The first thing I noticed was that my feet felt wet. I took off the shoes when I returned to the hotel room and discovered that my socks were damp. It rained again today and my socks were soaking wet when I took them off. These shoes are definitely not waterproof. They are comfortable and good for walking in dry conditions but they are not an all weather shoe. I bought them specifically to keep my feet dry in rainy weather and they totally failed on that front. I'll look elsewhere for shoes from now on.

I ordered a pair about a year ago and they weren't waterproof right out the box. Got them replaced and they stopped being waterproof after a few months of wear. Avoid these.

Definitely not waterproof, was soaked just from the morning dew. Wore gators the next day and didn't help. Don't recommend any of there shoes after that experience.

these boots are not waterproof or even water resistant. Wore them in damp grass at work and feet got wet . do not buy these . no way these are suitable for hiking in wet environments

These boots are definitely not waterproof. They might be water resistant Keep some spare socks at the office.

Not true to size. I ordered my normal boot size which was too tight (front/back) and too tight (left/right). Return the boots (a hassle and another story) and got the next size up with a wide version. This was too big for both front and back and too loose left and right. With each step, it feels like there's a rock under the middle portion of your foot. Not comfortable at all. It also forces the front part of your foot to "slap" the ground because there's too much of an arch. I'd rather throw these in the garbage then to try and return again. Don't recommend and won't buy again.

Not waterproof at all. I bought these for my son to wear for work because he works outdoors. He stepped in a water puddle and his socks are soaked. Defeats the purpose of spending a lot of money on a pair of shoes that are advertised as waterproof, when they aren't truly waterproof. Very disappointed!

Just wore these boots for the first time on a hike today and they make this annoying noise with each step. Kind of sounds like a flip flop but the noise is coming from the top of the boot over the toes where it flexes. Sounds like there's cardboard inside. It's extremely annoying and it's not going away. It's a shame too because it's a nice looking boot, light and comfortable but no ankle support either. I feel like I've been mugged. Like somebody took my hard earned money and gave me these crappy boots. I will never buy another Merrell product again. Lesson learned!

I have a moab2 same size that fits very well The Moab 3 same size does not fit at all Right boot completely off.