Merrell MOAB 3 Waterproof Wide Hiking Boot

Love the Moab 3 waterproof. I chose size 7.5 wide. They held up fantastically during a muddy trail hike. Feet stayed dry during the hike in puddles. Have not submerged them in anything deeper to check their waterproof claim. Easily rinsed/wiped the mud off. They were lightweight and gripped rocks and slopes well.

super comfortable I wear them to hike down to the beaches here on Catalina Island. Kept my feet dry while following the creeks after the rain. Highly recommend

Great on rugged terrain and advanced trails. No more sliding on loose gravel!

Bought 2 of these shoes for traveling. The first shoes was used in 9 countries. The waterproof feature was fantastic because It kept my socks/feet dry when it rained in Norway and Japan. The traction was excellent because it kept my gait steady in Israel and Scotland. The extra wide size was a plus because I got to use comfortable socks in Spain and Greece. The arch support was great, but I had to replace/use new orthotic support every new adventure. Highly recommended!

These were perfect for my trip to the jungles of Peru. I could wear them all day and never got wet. I trekked through muddy trails up and down. And once I got to the clinic where I was working I was comfortable all day walking in them on concrete. My only regret is not buying the taller or boot style ones too. Great hiking shoes!

Not even water resistant. First week out walking through cut grass = soaked socks! Love the shoe itself. Tired of paying for less than optimal waterproofing however….

Love these, I tried to upload a picture to show my old pair of 6 years and my new ones, I love this model and brand

Received these, from Merrell, about one month ago. Never tried this brand before, and I'm happy I did. Went with my usual size of 9 1/2 W, which fit perfectly & was absolutely comfortable right out of the box, with no break-in period needed. I have a high instep & the padded tongue worked well; the heels weren't tight or loose; laces stayed tied, and the balls of the feet were protected from the impact on concrete and gravel. If you're not used to hikers they may feel clunky at first, but you'll adjust quickly. I went with the waterproof version just because it may be needed at some point. Lastly, they are nice looking.