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Product Description
The mid-height version of the multi-sport summer essential
Men’s Merrell Moab Ventilator Mid
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This shoe walks me! I guess that means that most other shoes fight the natural ergonomics of human stride, heel to toe! It is impressive! But beware, Merrell shoes run SMALL! I wear 9 1/2 to 10. This shoe fits me at 11 1/2! I have a very similar Merrell low top hiking shoe; but it is size 11! So for mail order, MAKE SURE RETURN IS FREE! Otherwise you will have to pay as I did to return for correct size. This shoe came as an Amazon purchase from ShoeMall! ShoeMall said I was not their customer so they do not pay for return shipping. Amazon paid what ShoeMall would pay = $7.00, but the cost with FedEx was $15.80 to return. OK! I love the shoe.
Rating: 5 / 5
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I’m primarily a “day hiker”, but do some strenuous and rough trail hikes.
I have hiked in Columbia and North Face, they were okay, BUT, when I
purchased these Merrell’s, WOW.! They didnt even need any “break-in”.
Light weight, comfortable, breathable. I also wear hiking socks.
I have put alot of miles on them, and up/down lots of elevation, and
proud to say No Blisters or Hot Spots. I have recommended these and
the low-cut version to others, and the consesus is “They love ‘em, too.”
SO, put on a pair of hiking socks and slip into these boots and GO HIKE.!
Rating: 5 / 5
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Awesome! It’s my second pair of Merrells. First pair lased 6 years. The Merrell company have greatly improved their product since I first purchased. These are lighter,more comfortable, and cooler.
Rating: 5 / 5
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I’ve only worn these boots for a few days but am enjoying them thus far. I’m a casual hiker growing into a the hobby and wanted to upgrade my footwear.
I chose these boots because they were mid-high, waterproof, within my budget, and Merrells (for what it’s worth, I also like the way they look!). I’ve owned a pair of Merrells before and they were good shoes.
When pulling these Moabs on for the first time, I felt I had moved up a rung in hiking footwear. They fit well and seem to provide good support and protection for my feet. After breaking them in at the office and around the house, I did notice my feet felt more tired at the end of the day than they do even with dress shoes. I suspect that might be me breaking into this style of shoe.
Rating: 5 / 5
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I bought a pair of Merrell Ventilators this winter at REI to replace my Nike hiking boots which had worn down after about a year of regular hiking. The Nikes gave me blisters and weren’t cushioned enough for more strenuous hikes, but I had always bought them because they were the only ones in my price range. Frustrated with blisters and discomfort, I decided it was finally worth my money to upgrade. I’m very glad I did. These are the lightest, most comfortable boots I have ever owned. They hold your feet in place snugly with a padded collar and a thick, cushy shoe tongue. They breathe very well, which is critical since I live in a warm climate. They also have enough traction to grip rocks when I go bouldering. They seem very durable so I think they will last me at least several years (I usually try to keep hiking boots for at least 2 or 3 years if not more).
Funny story – my buddy bought a pair of $120 Vasque hikers the same week I got these for $80. By the end of a strenuous hike, he was complaining of foot pain. I was not. Proves that spending more doesn’t always get you something better. I think these are really a good value product.
Rating: 5 / 5
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