Merrell Males’s Moab 2 Vent Climbing Shoe
$62.95
Worth: $62.95
(as of Jan 18, 2025 22:38:50 UTC – Particulars)
Expertise out-of-the-box consolation on this ventilated hiker. With sturdy leathers, a supportive footbed, and Vibram traction, all in a flexible package deal, you will not doubt why Moab stands for Mom-Of-All-Boots.
Package deal Dimensions : 13.23 x 8.54 x 5 inches; 2.54 Kilos
Merchandise mannequin quantity : J06017W
Division : mens
Date First Accessible : August 19, 2019
Producer : Merrell
ASIN : B08512K3G4
Prospects say
Prospects discover these footwear comfy and sturdy. They admire the well-made development, dependable soles that maintain up effectively over time, and good arch help. The footwear match comfortably, with a roomy toe field and huge width. Many shoppers contemplate them nice mountaineering footwear for a number of surfaces, together with slippery ones. Total, clients are happy with the standard and efficiency of those footwear.
AI-generated from the textual content of buyer critiques
Herb McNaspy –
Nice shoe for walking
I do a daily morning walk and wanted something a little wider to accommodate my injured big toe.Shoes are very comfortable and fit well but the darn laces are way too long. When I tie them to keep from stepping on them, it looks like Mickey Mouse ears and I get tired of hearing the flopping when I am trying to enjoy being outside and alone.The shoes are fine and will last a long time but I gotta do something about the laces.
MB –
Fourth pair!
These shoes look good, are durable and are comfortable, even for us with narrow feet! Have been wearing them for years. I am on my fourth pair!
jeff –
love em.
they are super comfortable and look great they are true to size.
Annoyed –
Pretty good
Got these on a sale and have hiked about 50 or so miles thus far.I ordered a half size up and they fit really well.Pros: Great fitSoles are rigid and durable. I hike over jagged rocks frequently and the sole protects your feet well.Cons: they are a bit heavy. They are way thicker and chunkier than the photos will portray. This can add some protection however. So not all bad.So so: Comfort. Iâd say by about by mile 6 my feet are about done and need a break. This could be the weight or the insole Iâm not sure. But they arenât amazing for comfort. Maybe just ok. Good for shorter day hikes Iâd say.The sole alone is really worth the purchase. Despite a couple drawbacks.
Amazon Customer –
It is as good as my first pair.
It is as good as my first pair of the same shoes. I never understand why people rate shoes as good fit or bad fit. YOUR good fit may not be MY good fit. With that said, my size is 9EEE. This pair fits me great. When trying on fit, always get it slightly loose. On all day long hike, your foot expands and you will need an extra half size. My first pair of the same model is very good. I walked a lot and the bottom is worn out by my VERY HIGH MILEAGE USE. I wish they make the sole even more durable. The upper is still like new after 3-4 years. Not stitching is worn out. No glued parts peeling off. No material become frayed.UPDATE: Still using the first pair. Will continue to use until the bottom is all the way worn thru or the pebbles start to annoy me. Upper is still good. The NEW pair is slightly larger at the toes area. So product tolerance is noticed but only if you are as OCD as I am. I used the new pair on a long trip. Walked 12 miles everyday for 21 days. Every pair of shoes will have a hot spot if you use it long enough or frequent enough. Again normal product variance creates different hot spots even for same model shoes. This is no exception. No big deal. Just expect the rub spot to be somewhere else. I will recommend this product and will buy again.I heard that for hikers, quarter pound on your feet is equivalent to one pound on your shoulder. So, they go light weigh on shoes selection. This shoes is not heavy but certainly not light weight.
Dave –
Perfect shoes for light hiking, and walking on rough surfaces – and they a have wide toe box.
These are among the best shoes I’ve had, and that covers a lot of decades of shoe wearing. The wide toe box is for me the biggest factor. I do a lot of walking in an area that has many unpaved shoulders and paths, and they’re perfect for those.minuses (not enough to dock a star): On sidewalks and paved streets, the insoles seem a little thin, like I can feel the tread pattern, but that’s not a big problem for me. 54″ laces too long for me; if you get new ones please note that in some brands the lace lengths are not as advertised.
Jay Reynolds –
These are solid shoes, I haven’t owned a pair of shoes this rugged for a long time.
The shoes came on time, their appearance is just a pictured, and with the extra savings they offered, very affordable. They are not as heavy as lesser quality shoes that cost the same, but you can tell just by wearing them that they are solid.I ordered my size: 10W, and the site suggested I might want a 9.5 as they run large. I could probably fit well in the 9.5 but want to add extra cushion inside for my old feet. In addition, the extra space leaves space for work socks. Great product Merrill, I will come back for more.
Goldie –
Comfortable
Fit and comfort
EF Ottawa –
I need a shoe with that is roomy enough for my orthotic inserts, and this is the one. Comfortable, great for walking.
Edmundo Ponce de Leon Gutierrez –
Elente producto, buena calidad.
Javier –
La última vez me duraron 3 años con uso muy recurrente y rudo, recomendables 100%
Rodolfo S –
Yo sufro de problemas en la espalda baja, con estos zapatos duro horas parado antes de comenzar con molestias.Me los he llevado de campamento, senderismo. Lo único que le cambié son las agujetas por unas que no se tienen que atar. Aguantan el maltrato pero si son pesados para travesÃas largas.
Tan Wei –
My initial impression the shoes are very well built for sure can tackle most terrains found in the majority of hiking situations. They will also protect your feet from getting cut or injured by any sharp rocks. However I can’t say they are very comfortable at least when comparing to my old hiking shoes. I reckon it’s because the soles are really hard and the insoles are really thin, and the (unpleasant) contour/shape of the front footbed seems to aggravate the situation. Hopefully the use of heavy duty safety shoes insoles will solve this problem.