| Best Use | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Footwear Height | Ankle |
| Footwear Closure | Lace-up |
| Upper | Pigskin leather/mesh upper |
| Lining | Recycled mesh |
| Midsole | Super Rebound Compound |
| Outsole | Vibram TC5+ |
| Weight (pair) | 1 lb. 10 oz. |
| Gender | Women's |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
REVIEWS
577 Reviews
Bert
Excellent fit and comfort Colour goes with everything.
Very light and easy to wear. No breaking in, just go.
Honestly
Very comfortable and keeps me stable walking as I have knee problems.
Jay
Absolute best shoe I have ever purchased. That enabled me to walk 20 miles in 1 day and have no foot pain at all!
Sharon
I love those shoes ! Very confortable, nice colour
Lauren
I like the style the comfort and color. My feet have finally found a home. Sometimes I even sleep in them.
Lynn
Love these hikers! Rugged but comfortable from day 1.great tread
Misty
I got Merrell Moab 3 nonwaterproof in Falcon color, as per reviewers' recommendations in my size and width. The color was a nice neutral Taupe, so all good there. The shoes seemed well made, but they were tight right out of the box. AI instructed that they may require a bit of breaking in. Well, that didn't happen. In fact, the top of the shoe (with the dark reinforced part) was hurting the tops my toes so badly even while sitting in the car that I had to take them off after a few of minutes because my whole foot was hurting and I was in agony . I wear size 8 W: I can fit into regular width hiking shoes in they run wide, but feel better in wide width, which is the size I purchased. I tried super thin socks, thicker socks, medium socks -- the pain was still there. This is my first pair of sneakers that I purchased in my size, and they are actually too small. Usually, they are fine, if anything, they often -- like Keen -- run large so people can wear them with thick socks. I certainly didn't expect my sneakers to cause the pain when I purchased them to help with fallen arches. Too late to return -- expensive, so super-disappointed in this brand.
Lovetohike
Love these! Super comfortable….required no break in time!
Rainydazed
Why are there no black or dark colored options? I’m replacing my black hiking shoes and I’ll be going to Utah and Arizona and don’t want the red soil staining light colored shoes but they absolutely no black options? I’m so confused. They only have brown which I’m not a fan of. Why 12 pairs of light colored options. Annoyed.
Ronda
After two knee replacements and a repaired fractured hip, I struggled to find a shoe that would allow me to go on a daily trail walk with my dog without having pain in my feet. The Moab 3 style has worked for me right out of the box. The shoes have a sturdy sole but flexible upper which gives my feet the stability and comfort that they need. I am very pleased with the Merrel brand.
R Harris
Second pair of these boots. Fit perfectly out of the box. Very happy.
Outdoor Enthusiast
I bought the earlier version of this shoe. Wore it twice and the back of the shoe fell apart . Reached out to Merrell and they said it was wear and tear. Send pictures including the bottom of the shoes which confirmed it was barely worn. Very disappointed with their response and the quality of these shoes
CindyBFLX
No Break in needed just wore them on a National Park trip! Comfy & good support.
Perfect as always Loved my first pair of hikers so much. Still going strong after 6 years but wanted an inside pair for my hiking treadmill
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