Great fit wide for box. There's no such thing as a waterproof shoe. I would have preferred these didn't have goretex because it doesn't really work. But that's all that was available. Otherwise great shoes.

Durability Not So Much.

I bought them just under a year ago and used them for a 7 day elk hunt. I also wear them for work rotating them with a different pair of boot. On the inside of the big toe there is a hole that has formed on both pair of boots, needless to say’s no longer waterproof. The boot are extremely comfortable but for the money I feel they should have lasted longer than a year especially since they are not a pair I wear daily.

Look Great, Very Not Waterproof!!

These leaked through the Gor-Tex material. When I reached out to Merrell, they declined to replace the product. I sent pictures showing the leaks did not occur from water coming over the eyelets and they declined to back their own product. Another good brand gone bad. The quality is NOT there anymore. Then they offered 30% of another purchase. Why exactly would I buy something else when the company doesn't believe in their own products?! No thanks. Will not be buying Merrell shoes again.

Too Tall

Theses shoes are too high, I feel like I’m going to roll my ankle. They look like platform shoes…I’ll stick with the regular Moab 3’s

Don’t Buy If You Want Pain

Terrible bought many great Moab mid ankle and these are higher and tried for 2 weeks and still hurt to high and not true mid like my others

Great During Mud Season

These boots are awesome. They were comfortable and kept my feet dry during Maine’s mud season. Which for non-Mainers is after winter, before Spring and overlaps with stick season but before bug season.

Good Ole Merrells

Very minor break-in, Light, Comfortable, Good Traction, Looks good too

Lightweight And Agile

Super lightweight boot with excellent all day comfort while keeping your feet dry. No other Merrell boot really has these features. Only true waterproof boot is a GoreTex boot. Only thing I would change is making the toe cap a little more protective like a lightweight composite safety toe cap and it would be the ultimate boot for all jobs and recreation. Would prefer if the laces were just a hair thicker. Overall one of my best Merrell purchases.

Great Hiking Boots

This is my 2nd pair they're great boots but the gortex doesn't keep your feet dry if your in a wet field long or a shallow creek or whatever your feet will get wet .... Just stay outta water an they great...

Composite Toe I Wish

Love these would buy more if they were composite toe

Moab Speed 2 Great Buy

Using it for work as a letter carrier. Lightweight, nice traction and laces never come undone. Only downside is some odd reason in the inner lining on a the right shoe shows wear and tear damage 2 months in.

Rugged Beasts

Very comfortable, easy to break in. Used on Inka trail with ease. Ankle support and foot cushion work great. Stayed dry inside in pouring rain. Great product

I Love My Blue Boots

These are my everyday shoes. I wear them for work and for everything else. I don't go hiking, but for walking around the city, they are super comfortable. I just wish they came with a steel or composite toe

Superior Quality

As an electrician, I think people that aren’t in the construction industry probably do not realize the importance in having a decent pair of shoes on at work. Personally, my job demands crawling, climbing, crouching, and of course standing for the better part of my day so the ever changing landscape under my feet requires something comfortable but rugged so it can keep up. I typically burn through a pair of work shoes every 6 months. So in all fairness, longevity is yet to be determined but for style and comfort? 5 stars in my humble opinion. I’d honestly say though if you haven’t had other work shoes that are known to be of a lesser quality, then try those first and then come back for these when they fall apart so you can teach yourself to appreciate superior quality.

Ghazir

The shoes slip, but they're genuine quality. I don't know why they slip.