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Additional information
| Weight | 2.95 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14.72 × 10.04 × 5.12 in |
| Package Dimensions | 14.72 x 10.04 x 5.12 inches; 2.95 Pounds |
| Item model number | J15841 |
| Department | mens |
| Date First Available | January 22, 2020 |
| ASIN | B07QWY5CHG |
| Manufacturer | Merrell |
| Size | 10, 10 Wide, 10.5 Wide, 10.5", 11 Wide, 11.5 Wide, 11.5", 11", 12 Wide, 12", 13 Wide, 13", 14 Wide, 14", 15", 3.5", 4.5", 5.5 Women/3.5 Men, 5", 6 Women/4 Men, 6.5 Women/4.5 Men, 7 Wide, 7.5 Wide, 7.5", 8 Wide, 8.5, 8.5 Wide, 8", 9 Wide, 9.5 Wide, 9.5" |
| Color | Black, Coyote |
Tucker Ward –
As a paramedic, my job demands comfort, reliability, and durability in every step I take. That’s why I can confidently give the Merrell Men’s Moab 2 hiking shoes a resounding five-star review. These shoes have truly been a lifesaver for me on countless emergency calls, long shifts, and challenging terrains.First and foremost, the comfort level of the Moab 2 is unmatched. When you’re on your feet for hours on end, responding to emergencies and navigating unpredictable environments, having supportive footwear is paramount. The shoes’ cushioning provides excellent shock absorption, reducing fatigue and strain on my feet, even during extended periods of standing or brisk walking.One of the standout features of the Moab 2 is its exceptional grip. As a paramedic, I often find myself treading through slippery surfaces, uneven terrain, and even climbing over obstacles. These shoes offer incredible traction on various surfaces, from wet pavements to rugged outdoor landscapes, ensuring I maintain stability and confidence with every step. The Vibram outsole is a game-changer, delivering reliable traction and grip, especially in emergency situations where time is critical.Durability is another key factor that sets the Moab 2 apart. These shoes are built to withstand the demanding conditions that come with emergency medical services. Whether it’s navigating debris-filled areas or enduring harsh weather, the Moab 2 stands strong, providing long-lasting performance without compromising on comfort. The reinforced toe cap and heel counter add an extra layer of protection, safeguarding my feet from potential impacts.Moreover, the Moab 2 incorporates breathability features that keep my feet cool and dry, even during intense situations. The ventilated mesh lining prevents excessive sweating, reducing the chances of discomfort and odor buildup. This is crucial, especially during long shifts where foot hygiene is essential.In terms of fit and sizing, the Merrell Men’s Moab 2 delivers a true-to-size experience. The shoes offer ample room in the toe box without sacrificing a secure fit around the heel and midfoot. This balance ensures that my feet remain stable, reducing the risk of blisters or discomfort during high-intensity movements.In conclusion, as a paramedic, the Merrell Men’s Moab 2 has proven to be an indispensable asset. Its exceptional comfort, reliable grip, durability, and breathability make it a top choice for professionals like me who rely on their footwear to perform optimally in challenging environments. These shoes have truly become my lifesaver on the job, and I highly recommend them to fellow paramedics and anyone seeking footwear that excels in both performance and comfort.
Matthew Laird –
I have worn Merrell boots for decades. I have bought their hiking boots and worn them out, one pair at a time. When I saw that they made a tactical boot, I had to try a pair. For me, I had to buy one size larger (Under Armor and Danner were the same way). I wear a 12 Wide, so I bought a 13 in these and they fit perfect. The only issue I had was when tightened and tied, the side zip isn’t as effective as other brands, Rocky and 5.11 to be specific. I have to untie them to use the side zip. It is not too bad of a problem and it is easy to get around. They are comfortable, and have great ankle support, which is why I wear this type of footwear. I would buy these again in an instant.
Vern S. –
These might be the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. Light weight but seems to be well constructed. I have had them for about 5 months and wear them frequently for upland bird hunting and long dog walks. They have held up just fine so far.