Our verdict
With its light weight and sturdiness, the Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof is an all-around shoe that suits all occasions and weather. Despite having waterproof features only on the upper part but not with the construction, many users are still pleased with its overall features and supreme comfort. The Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof is an all-around lightweight shoe for all occasions and weather. Its sturdiness does not overpower its supreme comfort.
Pros
- Stylish and good-looking image
- Ample heel support
- Merrell hiking cleats
- Roomy toe box
- Durable
- Style of the Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof
- Lightweight
- Ample heel support
Cons
- Not waterproof
- Lacks gussets
- Stitches cause tearing
Ample heel support
This Merrell sneaker Same brand only:
- You are after a durable and lightweight shoe inspired by Hiking
- Stitches cause tearing
- You want a shoe that's great for all-day wear and can withstand any activities
Merrell hiking cleats
At first glance, the rugged appearance of the sneakerboot might deceive you, but a closer look projects a real-time appeal of casual footwear. The Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof can be sported with pants that radiate a semi-formal image. The mid-top shank can be emphasized by wearing shorts that complement the sneakerboot's color.
Notable Features
Two prominent colorways are introduced to the market namely the black and the dark earth tones. The shoe has eight hexagonal eyelets with one pair of Nubuck leather loops in the middle. A lace hook is present at the top of the enclosure which adds snugness.
The M Select™ DRY membrane of the upper prevents moisture from penetrating inside and keeps the feet warm and dry. A combination of Nubuck leather and mesh is utilized for the construction of its upper.
History of the Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof
The roots of Merrell hiking cleats date back to when Clark Matis and John Schweizer decided to merge with custom cleats maker Randy Merrell in 1981. Matis and Schweizer are both executives of the ski company brand Rossignol before they decided to start their hiking cleat line. Randy Merrell, which the company still bears the name, was a producer of high-end hiking cleats that were sold for $500 a pop.
Together they started to create an affordable yet high-performance cleat which would be later released in 1983. From there, the company began to diversify its products.
From time to time Merrell was bought by several conglomerate companies until they landed with Wolverine World Wide, the maker of Hush Puppies. The shift saw the release of lightweight trail running shoes and variations of the hiking silhouette.
The Merrell Moab Adventure Mid Waterproof was one of the products that showcase the versatility of a hiking cleat as streetwear or as outdoor gear. It is assembled with prime technologies like the FIT.ECO footbed, Vibram® outsole, and the M Select™ DRY membrane of the upper.
