Men's Merrell Moab Ventilator

Hands down the most comfortable shoe I own.. I wear them to work at times and I feel the support with every step. I spent nearly two hours at a large shoe store picking the most comfortable shoe and this was my result.. I will never regret those two hours. I even ran in the store to test them and the other shoes! If it weren't awkward, I'd give them away as gifts.. they're that wonderful. I'm an avid hiker and they're definitely slip resistant and you just feel like you're riding a marvelous car.

Good fit. Comfortable in the heat. So far standing up to the rough terrain and the dry heat of southern Afghanistan. The dust, however, seems to pentrate the weave and enter the shoe. This is a problem peculiar to this region and should be sorted once I'm home

This is my second pair of Merrell Moab Ventilators. I hike and work out in one pair and wear the other pair to go around town. I even wear them to work a couple of days a week. They are exceptionally comfortable, and support my aching feet. You can't go wrong with this shoe.

I've owned my Merrell Moab Ventilators for about 2 years. They've been very good shoes. I find them very comfortable - good support, light, with good breathability. I originally bought them for walking around Disney World. They supported my feet well and my feet didn't over heat (make sure to also wear good socks, like the Cool-lite from Wigwam). The Moab's also handle the trails that I travel. Getting them wet has not been an issue, as they dry quickly and water doesn't affect the materials. The sole has worn very well and is still has a lot of tread on it. I haven't had to change the laces either. I wear them mostly around town with some light trail and hiking thrown in for fun. I also really like the looks of the shoe. After two years, it is time to replace them as the cushion and support are failing. The rest of the shoe structure is still in fine shape. I'll probably get a new insole and wear them as my grubby shoes.

These have become my wear everyday/everywhere shoes. They are also my expedition camp shoes and approach shoes. The great ventilation and quick drying features are what sold me. They are not as well put together as I'd like, but most non-leather footwear suffers from the same problem. Mine last about a year and a half before the soles wear out and/or separate - I'm on my third pair.

I like this shoe. It ventilates well and has great traction. I bought these for outdoor short hikes with dogs and messy, muddy trails in warmer weather.