Merrell Women's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

Very comfortable for rough terrain, waterproof but a small part of heel got clipped.

The wide fitting is great - the Vibram sole comfortable on all sorts of terrain. Only thing to be aware of are that these ones are not water resistant in the uppers. There is a gore-tex version of this model but this is not it.

I bought 2 pairs of these in black two years ago. I love these boots, I'm still on my second pair and they are in good shape. I wear these 9.5-12 hours -----5-6 days a week they are plenty rugged for what I'm doing the tread is still good even after over a year of heavy use. My size is 12.5 which is hard to find and they fit perfectly. I would buy 20 pairs of these so I have them for the rest of my career if I had the money. They are very light weight too. Perfect boots. I always wear cotton socks and dry them out over night if they get wet and they stay very clean and don't smell. Just very good boots I can't say it enough. Good water resistance though this is not the waterproof model, excellent ankle support, and very good grip. Last thing I'll say is they are very good looking boots as well.

I used these boots to hike El Capitan & Eagles point Yosemite. It was a total of 18 miles(5,800 ft of elevation gain) that I did this day on these boots that were brand new and not broken in yet. Even tho they were not broken in they did a great job and were not uncomfortable or painful. Conditions were cold but mostly dry. It had rained maybe 4 days prior and there was no water that got into the boot or my socks. My feet were warm and dry through out the day. The slip resistance is really good even with mud. I will say that the only thing you should know about these before buying them is that they run a bit bigger than they say. I bought a size 10 initially but a 9.5 fit me better. Keep that in mind if you are going to be ordering these. I liked these so much that I will be buying a pair for my wife as well.

My husband loves them!

Muy cómodas y excelente calidad