Merrell Moab 2 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

This boot is awesome and I think you're going to love it as well. It's known for its out of the box comfort so as soon as you put your foot in it, you...

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So there you are So, but these boots have done really really well. You can look right here. The build quality is amazing

I think they work well for cheaper footwear that doesn’t have much internal structure. I use the Blue’s in my Merrell hiking boots, and the added support is nice.

I own a pair of Merrell Moab waterproof boots that up until recently have performed well on all of the hikes I've done - until I took them to the Tetons and Yellowstone last week, and came to the realization that the foot bed is *way* too hard and unforgiving for comfort on anything remotely hard or rocky for prolonged periods (at least on my feet). I live in the Midwest and most of my hikes have been on relatively forested, "squishy" trails, so I hadn't experienced much of this discomfort before.

I have Merrell hiking boots (I think the Moab 2 Mid Boots) that I like but am looking into trail runners for a long distance hike. I always see everyone talking about Altras but I’m not interested in the zero drop and figure I may be more comfortable with Merrell since it’s what I’m used to.