Merrell womens Moab 3 Mid

Great hiking shoes. Wore them everyday for two weeks and did their job well. No problems with comfort and actually were waterproof. I was greatly surprised. Well made.

I've had these shoes for almost a year now and came back to right a review...that should tell you something! They've been great. Over the past year, I've put a lot of miles on them camping and around town. (They are a hiking shoe with a fairly rugged appearance; so my wife usually grimaces when I wear them around town.) The first week I had them was spent at Boy Scout camp in OK. They were good in the peak of summer heat & humidity. But they've really been at their best in wet weather. The waterproofing has kept my feet dry in rain, mud, and standing water. They have begun to show minor signs of normal wear and tear, but I'm not gentle on my shoes and could really stand to take better care of them. Overall, they're comfortable, fit true to size, and perform perfectly in all conditions. I highly recommend them.

I wore them all throughout Greece on excursions where the walk ways were uneven and slippery. Comfortable and sturdy

My 5th pair of Merrill Moab shoes in various colors and waterproof and ventilated versions. They hold up well to the miles on the trail and around my property. Soles are good for reasonably long wear. Bottom line they hold up well, and fit my feet well, so I keep buying what works and provides good value (when I can get them at a good value price). I like the tread pattern and traction, however the Arch support is middling, and I need more, so I generally add aftermarket insoles to the shoes and move the Merrill insoles over to my field boots or such.

I like the shoe. Comfortable, good Vibram tread, thick padding in the tongue. BUT - it is sized smaller than most shoes. I usually wear a 9, but I had to return it and get a 9.5 for the right fit.

I love these shoes. I've had them for several months now and the fit is perfect and true to size. They are comfortable on long hikes. The support is good in them and they have good traction when walking rocky areas. I like them better than the Accentor style. These have a better fit.

Love these shoes. Wore them right out of the box for a rainy, 5 mile near Mount Hood in Oregon. Only minimal blisters (I forgot to pack any longer socks!) water resistant, comfortable, and slip resistant! I would say, not the most insulated! I would recommend a heavier, wool sock for any cold weather hiking.

On my third pair. Well made. Durable.