Merrell mens Moab Onset Mid Waterproof Composite Toe

One fine day many years ago in an Eddie Bauer outlet store, I happened upon a single pair of shoes on a very messy clearance rack. I wasn't shoe shopping and didn't need them. But they looked like a fine pair of shoes and my wife was still looking at some things, so I tried them on. If my feet could have sung with joy, they would have. My love for Merrell shoes, a brand I'd never heard of before then, began that day. I have only worn a couple other brands since then and have regretted it when I have. So when this construction boot went on sale, I nabbed it immediately. I appreciate with Merrell shoes that I can pick up a size 12 shoe without even trying it on, and it's going to feel like it's supposed to. That has been the case for low, mid, and high ankle models, and applies here too. Now, these are work boots and there is a trade-off...less comfort for more durability and a reinforced toe. I do quite a bit of woodworking in my concrete-floor shop, so I've worn these for several hours at a time and a few days in a row. While I notice some small lack of comfort during those times, I can say that my feet don't feel tired or sore at the end. I've worn them during walks around our neighborhood...about a mile, sloping hills, asphalt and gravel. I notice that they have a heavier feel than my hiking shoes, but it's not bad. Again, a fair trade for the durability and protection. I have worn them for several days over the last few weeks in my shop and they still look new. They seem like they are going to last a good long time, and that would be my expectation based on every other pair of Merrells I've had. In case it's helpful for fit (and if you're near the same age as I am) I grew up in Reeboks and Nikes always felt way too narrow. I believe my feet are wider and flatter than average, and the Merrells feel very comfortable for me. I might put a cushion in these work boots to see if it bumps the comfort up. While they fit very nicely, they also feel like there would be plenty of room for a cushion if I re-do the laces. Very happy with these boots, and I would recommend them to anyone.

After trying other work boots that left my feet hurting and trying different soles for comfort. I saw that Merrell, a hiking boot company came out with their own work boots, I decided to try a pair and see how they hold up. I work in Facility Maintenance, working on conveyors, changing motors, climbing up and down ladders. After a month of wearing the workboots they are extremely comfortable and durable. Light weight, not to heavy and they feel good on my feet, their waterproof and have held up to the heavy work and abrasion. I haven't had a day after wearing them where my feet are hurting. Usually with work boots you got to break them in, these feel great right out the box. I'm impressed, the other work boots I got cost $300 and hurt my feet and lower back. These work boots I got on sale for $80 my feet don't hurt and lower back and knees feel great. I'm glad I tried Merrell for work boots and will be looking to try more from Merrell.

I got the 8.5 wide and they feel like 9s, they’re comfy and I’m excited to break them in. Depending on how the next week goes for work I might be exchanging for a smaller size These boots only took 2 days of 10 hour work days to break in. After wearing for about a month, during winter, I’ll probably be keeping a pair of these on hand at all times. These are comfy, grip great in the woods and in trees, have kept my feet warm and dry, and best of all my feet don’t hurt at the end of the day. I’m gonna be recommending these to a lot of people.

5 star reveiew here! Merrell boots are by far the BEST work boots I've ever owned. I've been delivering for 5 years with Amazon, and I've NEVER had an issue with the comfort, wearability, durability, warmth, and great value for your money! I don't even need to break them in! The size is exact fit. The traction could be better when it comes to slippery floors but every shoe/boot can't prevent floor types. These are a MUST buy! I PROMISE you won't be disappointed!

Wore Merril for many years, until two years ago when I noticed they don't hold up very well anymore. This pair of boots has left me with sore ligaments above both heels. Also, with only one upper lace hook they don't lock into a good fit anymore. I regret buying these.

I am a fan of Merrell Hiking boots/shoes. I got my first one in a size 9 which it seemed to fit perfectly but got just a bit too big after it was fully broken into but still comfortable so for my next one I went with 8.5 at the local DSW store and it fit very well lengthwise and just barely pinched the 1st metatarsal but still comfortable. For the work boot, I thought I'd get 8.5 wide but it was more like a 9 wide or 9.5 regular. I was expecting the width to be a little bigger but the length was also longer. I think if you are using Merrell's hiking shoes as a reference, go 1/2 size smaller.

Fits well, which is sometimes a problem because I have narrow feet. Used in the Arctic and North Carolina. Both locations have wet conditions.

Im on my feet all day at least 11 hours. up and down ladders and stairs. across muddy and rocky construction site. they are comfy as hell. i did put different soles on them. they felt thin. however, i never gave them a chance. they are light and minimal break in period for me. about a week. overall, i think i found my boot and will definitely buy and recommend.