Merrell J035837-11 11 Merrell Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Men's Sh (Open Box)
$52.76
$150
65% off
Reference Price
Condition: New; Open Box
Size: 11
Top positive review
9 people found this helpful
Very comfortable. Wide feet needed a half size larger. UPDATE-IMPORTANT
By Happy Happy Joy joy on Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
I ordered the Merrell maob 3 mid in 11.5 wide. The fit was fine, but when I put on thicker socks it was a bit snug. Changing to 12 wide worked perfectly, it gave me a little more toe room that benefits from thicker socks for fall and winter walking. Sole of the shoe when walking is slightly firmer than expected, but was mentioned in reviews; I hope it breaks in a bit and softens up with some miles on them. Very happy at the price point of just above $100. Solid shoe and I'm happy with them. Update 08/31/2024. These are great mid hiking shoes........but I found amazing boots a day later. Go to REI buy a lifetime membership (30 bucks) and buy something cheap. Go back after 24 hours and buy a set of Danner 600 leaf GTX hiking boots for men (grizzly brown/Rodeo Red) and get $30 off. My boot code was "62302". They are on sale until September 2nd 2024 for $164, but if you get a member card and use it 24 hours later, you get lifetime membership and $30 off and you get these AMAZING boots for 132 and tax. If you have 11.5 in 4EE feet you will thank me later. If you have narrower feet stick with the maob 3 mids for half the price. I bought a pair of Danners 20 years ago and they are still amazing. No shade for the Merrell Moab 3, but for a wide foot the 62302 Danner is like a silk slipper. OMG I love these boots, I am so sorry Merrell......... but I found true love.
Top critical review
4 people found this helpful
Very comfortable, with good ankle support, but I question their durability
By JPC NY on Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
I have been a long-term customer of Merrell's hiking boots and have owned quite a few Moab boots. I like the way they feel when I hike or as I just walk around the neighborhood. On uneven terrain they provide good support. The insole is well-cushioned and I have no soreness even after long hikes. I usually have several pairs on hand and rotate them randomly, replacing them when the tread wears down. I normally don't keep track of how long they last and couldn't have told you how many miles I got on individual pairs. But recently I had a chance to learn more. I noticed that three pairs all needed replacement at roughly the same time. I ordered a pair from Amazon (and shortly afterwards, another pair directly from Merrell), but this time I kept track of my miles and the boots' wear. I was surprised at how quickly the treads wore down. I'm attaching two photos to this review. They compare the right boot of the pair I used exclusively to that of an unused, new pair. The first photo shows how much the boots wore down after 20 days from first wear (approximately 105 miles of hiking trails and paved roads). The second was after 30 days (about 160 miles cumulatively). As I research expected boot life, I find frequent recommendations to replace boots after about 500 miles (you can find much higher expected ranges). I am at about one-third of that and am concerned that I can't trust my treads on challenging hikes. When I select my next pairs, I think I will look elsewhere.
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