Customer Reviews Merrell Moab 3 Mid WP

These boots are very comfortable, I have had no blisters, they have a nice look and I grab them often for almost daily use. Unfortunately I have had 3 terrible falls in these boots because the loops of the laces catch on the top hook of the opposite boot. Wham, down I go! The top hook sticks out much wider than other boots I have worn. Now I tuck the loop of the laces into my boot to prevent them from catching. I have been hiking and backpacking for 54 years and I have never had this problem with any other boots. I'm lucky I have not broken any bones. Have other people had this problem?

Love my Moab's 3 Mid but wish they would come in 12 N (women's).

Good grip but not very waterproof. After just a couple hours of hiking, avoiding water as I could, the boots were still soaked by the end of the hike. The grip on the bottom was great. I would recommend these to anyone in a dry hiking area.

These did not work for me, the arch felt wrong and they are also heavier than the MQM 3 Mid GORE-TEX which are much better for me. Working with Merrell to do the exchange was simple and fast

I like these boots, and I'll probably even buy another pair---but my most recent pair had an irreparable issue with the tongue on one foot. It was WAY too thick, and it folded in the same place and created a hard spot that was quite painful. I'll be mindful of this issue when I order new ones.

The boots themselves are GREAT. However I don't feel any boot should be sold with the upper boot hooks. I have had this incident happen on a couple of occasions and another occasion on Mother's Day I took the hardest fall. I was going on a casual hike with my family. I did not take my trekking poles. As I was walking the lace of one of my boots got caught in the hook of the other boot and down I went, very hard and very fast. This needs to be designed differently. Not everyone likes to wear gators. A hiking boot should be designed with comfort and safety in mind. I am fortunate I did not break anything but, I sure am sore. On a good note, the boots are comfortable, I've worn them on several long hikes, I never have hot spots or blisters. They are waterproof and seem to protect the feet well from excessive moisture. I would like the boot to be a little less thick but not at the expense of sacrificing comfort. Please take away the boot hook.

They're perfectly fine. That's it. Nothing more.

My only complaint is that for a shoe, considered to be a wide width, they were quite narrow fitting. I have shoe extenders at home so I did use them to stretch them so they are a bit better. I love the rest of the make of the shoe.

The wide width of the Moab 3 is NOT as wide as the Moab 2. There is a little squeeze on my toes but not unbearable. What I do like is that the rest of the shoe towards the heel is narrower (my foot is shaped like a pizza slice). These also seem a bit grippier. I've never gotten more than 3 months of waterproof out of Merrell, so I'm about 2 months until wet toes.

The shoes look nice and sturdy, but they are about 1.5 sizes too small. I'm normally an 8.5 but I ordered a size 9 to make room for thick socks. Unfortunately even with thin socks on the shoes do not go on, they are too small. Im returning it and going to a size 10, because the shoe does look good.

These are the most unwaterproof boots I have ever gotten. I hike for a living and it's been wet, but even damp morning grass on a sunny day has been soaking my feet within minutes.