Price: $74.99 – $85.00

Pros:
No break in period
Excellent traction
Superior comfort

Cons:
Run small need to Buy ½ Size Bigger

If your searching for a quality hiking boot with superior support and traction, look, no further than Women’s Merrell Moab Ventilator.

Cons

Some wearers have said boots run small. So when buying them getting them ½ size larger usually does the trick. Also if you tend to jam your shoes on quickly without untying laces first. Some have complained that the plastic ankle support piece bends and will stick into your heel. If you are careful; when putting your boots on this will not happen and they will last a very long time.

Pros

The Women’s Merrell Moab Ventilator takes the pressure off the ball of your feet which provides you with a comfortable more natural feeling fit. These boots require no break in period they are comfortable from the moment you put them on until the end of a long day out on the trail or at the office. They handle all terrains with ease and are very durable. These lightweight boots are breathable with Dura Leather/Breathable Ventilator Mesh Upper and Breathable Ventilated Bellows Tongue

Wrap Up

In conclusion, if you want a boot that offers superior comfort while providing unsurpassed grip on all terrains .The Women’s Merrell Moab will do just that while blowing away its competition in all areas.

Pros

• Lightweight
• Removable Footbeds
• Superior Ventilation

Cons

• Need to Buy 1/2 Size Bigger
• Off Trail Durability Issues
• Not For Hikers With Ankle Problems

At Last! A Lightweight Breathable Hiking Boot with Ankle Support

The Merrell Moab Ventilator Mid is reported to be an excellent lightweight hiker with ankle support. It has a Dura leather and mesh upper, padded tongue with an air cushion in the heel which absorbs shock and provides cushioning. The Vibram Multi-Sport soles with a 5mm Sole lug depth keep your feet on the trail where they belong. Weighing in at only 17 oz. per boot in a size 9 you will almost feel like you are walking on air.

Cons

Hikers reported if you have a tendency to turn ankles this boot will not provide the ankle support you need, but is fine for people without this problem. Some owners have reported durability issues when the boot has been used extensively off trail, but if you tend to stay on trail and only go off trail to see a sight or make camp the Merrell Moab Ventilator will hold up.

“Do not machine wash these boots,” have been warned by several people but we wouldn’t suggest you do that anyway. The biggest issue reported by the majority of wearers is that the boot wears a 1/2 size too small. However, if you buy this boot a 1/2 size bigger, with decent socks these boots will fit like a glove. So keep this in mind when ordering.

Pros

The sole of the Merrell Moab Ventilator Mid is soft and pliable so it grips the terrain well. The uppers and tongue are flexible, padded and fit snugly. Out of box comfort with a minimal break in period has been reported. This hiking boot wears like a sneaker but the nylon shank keeps your feet from feeling every sharp rock and stick you step on.

The breathability of these hiking boots is excellent and keeps foot sweating to a minimum which will help keep blisters at bay. These boots are quick drying after stream crossings, snow field crossings and early morning dew exposure. It has been reported these boots will dry out in as little as 30 minutes while wearing and will be dry in the morning if left out wet.

The Merrell Moab Ventilator comes with removable anatomically shaped foot beds for superior comfort and can be used right out of the box or replaced with your favorite after market foot bed for maximum comfort.

Wrap Up

Overall this is an excellent boot for those hikers that stick to the trail and keep the weight down in their pack. This is an A+ hiking boot with a large following of repeat wearers.