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Best dam shoes
Christopher
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If I needed one pair of shoes to get through life these would be it. The Goretex never let me down, and I only needed a new pair after daily use 12 months later.
True to its name
willhuff.net
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I just put about 30 miles in these in the Needles District outside of Moab and they did great. These shoes give you great grip on slickrock even if it has a light coating of sand or water. I went through a lot of sandy washes and didn't get any sand in the shoes, a problem I've had with other hiking shoes. I didn't get to test the waterproofing though.
So far so good
Eric Sullano
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These shoes were super comfortable when I tried them on in the store. When I actually started walking in them there's an uncomfortable crease on the top where my foot bends. I'm hoping that it will go away when I break them in more. I typically wear a size 9 and the 9.5 fit me better than the 9. I haven't had an opportunity to test out the waterproof aspect yet.
Merrell Moab GTX XCR Shoe - Men's
Backcountry Video
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Longevity
Eddie
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Today is March 2nd 2013. Looking back at my order history, I bought these shoes on December 20, 2010.
Just over 2 years from my everyday sneaker.
Yeap. Just ordered a replacement pair. Five Stars.
Price has increased $10 over 2 years.
Great pair of shoes
20r4669105
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I've owned a pair of these Merrell/Moab GTX shoes now for 2 years. Wear them almost every day. I can't seem to wear them out. They fit me great right from the start and are very comfortable around town or in the woods. Built very well and maybe they last too long. I may just get tired of wearing these for so such a long time and look for another pair to break up the monotony.
soild shoe!
derekkristal
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Very comfortable and durable for any terrain. You can hit the trails all day and hit the streets at night with no sweat, stink, or discomfort.
love, Love, LOVE!
SoJo
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I LOVE these shoes! Best I've ever owned. I've had them for about 7 months now and feel like I've got a good understanding of them.
I only use these for hiking. They have incredible grip. I always feel firm inside and out of the shoe. Comfort and support are top-notch and break-in time wasn't too bad. I never did get any blisters during the break-in period. They are wearing extremely well with no defects whatsover.
after 2 years.....
edward
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these shoes are falling apart... riddled with holes... my feet are wet...they have no grip because the soles are totally worn out and starting to peel off....... after 2 years of year'round abuse. 2 years! these are undoubtably the best shoes i've ever owned. I'm sad to see them go. after trail running every season in them, countless hikes, wearing them everyday to work, and putting my feet up at the bar as I order a drink....these shoes have done it all.... and survived. I typically burn through shoes within 7 months. Not these ones (and not their sibling..the mid-tops..but thats for another time). These shoes are my favorite. nice and grippy, waterproof, and breathable enough for the murky new england july and august. Enjoy! I'm off to find another pair.
As a disclaimer, I am affiliated with Gore for product testing of Gore-tex products for the purpose of product review and recommendation. I do receive items from Gore for these purposes.
They take lots of abuse
plexx88
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I'm getting ready to order another pair, but I have had my current MOAB's for 2+ years. I wore these shoes (dark chocolate) every day for over a year, work, school, sometimes to run in. These shoes took massive abuse at work (in a granite fabrication shop) until the sides busted out. I would stand in 1-3 inches of water all day and my feet would remain bone dry, I would also wear them in the snow, hiking, biking, you name it. I ended up "repairing" the busted out sides (I tore them on scraps of granite counter top in our scrap pile) with fishing line and these suckers are back to nearly water proof. They currently get used for biking, hiking and anything where my shoes are gonna get dirty or muddy. Trust me, you can't go wrong with these, and they even look nice enough to wear to a job with business a casual dress code (if you keep them nice looking).
First Impressions
Doug Small
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So I have had these shoes for about two weeks. I can't say that I have broken them in all of the way yet. First things I have noticed are the insole is very comfortable. Its a spongy kind of material. These fit very true to size and takes the guesswork out of trying to size without trying them on. My first few days of walking in these have produced some blisters but only on one foot. I'm hoping as they break in this gets better. I have high hopes for these and I think they will deliver.
Write your question here...is the MOAB...
david thompson
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Write your question here...is the MOAB Waterproof-J88629 The Same as the MOAB GTX XCR?
Robin Stanford
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Yes it appears to be the Beluga color of the Moab GTX XCR.
Everyday Warrior
mikey1299
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I wore these shoes for over a year for everything from day to day use to hiking to trail running. The durability was great and I loved that they kept my feet dry without sweating. I would still be wearing them but the sole at the heal work through.
They fit true to size and width.
The problem is I can't find the color I had in my size anywhere.
As a disclaimer, I am affiliated with Gore for product testing of Gore-tex products for the purpose of product review and recommendation. I do receive items from Gore for these purposes.
excellent shoe for a low top
J Razzle
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Perfect. The do tend to get a little warm in the summer months (they are Gortex, what do you expect?), but an exceptional shoe for cooler weather. The heel of this shoe is fairly thick, thicker than I am accustomed too...so after getting used to it, they are my favorite shoe for wet/ sloppy conditions. The Merrell "fit" is pretty true to size I suppose - I wear a 9 and it fits the same way my Nike size 9's fit. To add: these shoes are bomb proof. 2 years of abuse and still going strong!
Hello,
1. Do these shoes run true to size...
john
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Hello,
1. Do these shoes run true to size ? i usually wear 9.5
2. are they lightweight hiking shoes ?
Karl G.
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All the Merrel's I've had ran true to the size for a medium width foot. Some shoes felt slightly better in a half size up but only if the fit was for a heavy weight sock. They are right in the ballpark of maker's lightweight hiking shoe options with (to me) the important Vibran and Gore brands as I have been disappointed in the past with shoe's with other waterproofing or soles. Good luck!
Perfect All-Around
Ryan Silve
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I've been wearing nothing but Moab's for going on four years now. They're immeasurably comfortable, relatively rugged, handle water/mud very well and offer tremendous support in a small size.
Carrying no more than 25 pounds backpacking I see no need to wear a higher length mid or full on hiking boot and I love having shoes that can do double/triple/etc duty from on the trail, to around town, to doing some light biking. I've always been a fond fan of shoes that can serve in every situation and these fit the bill beautifully.
Over the summer/fall I beat these shoes up considerably outdoors instructing each day. Only one pair I've owned has been given up, thrashed after 2 1/2 years and even then it was only because it LOOKED beat-up, not because function or performance had been compromised. Go for it, you'll love them.
He loves them.
Arianne
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I bought a pair for my uncle for his birthday and man he loves these. He's a light hiker/outdoorsman, but so far these have held up pretty well. He wears them to work sometimes too.
Great all around shoe
Nathan Yineman
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My work has me on my feet all day long, with periods of time standing in one are for many hours at a time. These shoes have such good support and cushion that my feet are as fresh after a full day as when I wear my running shoes. Combine that with the rugged outdoor credentials of great grip (even in wet condintions) and waterproofing and the result is another great product from a trusted outdoor company.
dynamite
Neil Roberts
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on my fourth pair.
meh
Matthew Forrest
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comfy at first but got really uncomfortable once broken in. Totally not waterproof and doesnt breath well at all.
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Neil Roberts
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