Men's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

The first thing I noticed about these boots is their exceptional comfort. Right out of the box, they felt like they were custom-made for my feet. The cushioned footbed and supportive midsole provided ample support during long hikes, reducing fatigue and ensuring I could keep going for miles without discomfort. Even during intense climbs and descents, these boots offered stability and confidence, thanks to their well-designed construction. Durability is another standout feature of these boots. Despite countless hikes through rugged terrain, including rocky slopes and abrasive surfaces, these boots have held up remarkably well. The tough outsole provides excellent traction on various surfaces, giving me the confidence to tackle challenging trails without hesitation. In terms of price, I don't think you can get much better then this for you unless you get lucky at a goodwill or fb marketplace. In summary, if you're in the market for a dependable hiking boot that can handle the plains and mountains, look no further than these boots. Comfortable, waterproof, and durable, these boots are a true asset for any outdoor enthusiast. Highly recommended!

These are a really comfortable hiking boot, fairly lightweight and very durable in my opinion. Right out of the box, they felt already broken in for me- cushion and give in all the right places. Very stable on the ground, and the 3 mid height is perfect for just a little bit of ankle support and coverage. I like the boots very much. Great deal, and a very good quality boot.

I've had great luck with Merrell Moab Mid boots. I've had the originals, the Moab 2s, and now, the Moab 3s. I was in a store recently and was wearing my Moab 2s and tried on the 3s. It was a revelation! The 3s have more structure and bit firmer sole which helps me as so much of my hiking is gravely/rocky cross country high desert. Immediately comfortable right out of the box and know they will break in slightly. The EVA midsole is a concern for everybody as they can disintegrate in time with lack of use and, particularly, in humid climates. As mentioned, I live in the high desert and have yet to have an issue with the EVA midsoles. In addition to the Moab Mid boots, I also have two pairs of the Moab shoes (I think gen 2) that are also holding up well. I'm a day hiker, no longer a backpacker so can't speak to that use but I often carry a day pack of 10-15 pounds (I'm 6', 160#) but it's not for rucking, it's because I need certain survival gear as I'm alone in the backcountry for most of my hikes. All the generations of Moabs I've owned are also great for in town wear. Their waterproof rating is, shall we say, generous. You're not going to stay dry fording a creek or in heavy rain but they work fine in dry snow if it doesn't come over the top of your boot. I wear a variety of merino wool blend socks of midweight so do consider your sock's thickness when your sizing these. I wear a 12 in Moabs but in most shoes (like Sperry Top-Siders or Clarks desert boots), I find 11.5 fits better.

So it was late to be delivered but I'm very happy with what I got it looks very sturdy it fits really well it makes me think of a sheep's foot or a goat that would travel up a mountain obviously they're designed to grip really well I still have to wear them and test them out but we'll see how that goes for now it gets four stars only because how late it was It was supposed to be here a week ago

Good quality , great shoes for hiking and comfortable. They last for a long time as long as you take care of them. Definitely works the price.

Hike all day long, and feel fine afterwards!

I wear these boots every day from fall through spring. And yes...summer too. Breaths really well and repels moisture in and out. Great traction on all terrains.

Loved them returned them. Going to the parks in Utah to hike and couldn't decide on whether I wanted to keep the mid size pair or go with the regular height. The toe fit was the same with either plenty of room if you order 1/2 size larger. The mid size boot did give more ankle support, but for the same quality shoe I decided on the lower cut shoe, just because it feels more like a lite hiking shoe than the mid size boot. I feel like I could go longer with the lighter option.