Lee from Waynesville, NC

I have had two pairs of this brand, the first was the low cut Moab and the second the mid height, Gore Tex Moab. Both were excellent shoes in terms of comfort and durability. Both were wide width to accommodate my needs. I let myself buy two other brands of shoes which seemed wide enough and comfortable enough, but after a few months, I realized I had made a mistake. So I have gone back to Merrell for my outdoor shoes, and unless there is some dramatic change in the quality or comfort, there will be Nothing But Merrell for me from here on out.

Eyemdug from Brazil, IN

3rd pair of Men's Moab and haven't found a better all around shoe for the price. I have a bad back and walk 4 miles a day on a mix of pavement, gravel and grass. These shoes offer the best support and traction. They are as comfortable as a tennis shoes, but hold up 100% better. I'd not hesitate to recommend if you want a good, durable shoe for a very reasonable price.

Rick from New York, NY

This Moab is a very comfortable, stable and cushioning shoe. But, in these dog days we're having with climate change, the Moab Ventilators are as much ventilators as a snowflake is a blizzard. And they still can't get their sizing standardized. If other articles of clothing were as arbitrary in their sizing as these, ordering online would be a complete nightmare. Order a half-size larger than normal on these. If you want ventilation, Waterpro Manistee is a ventilated shoe. And though not as cushioning as the Moab, it's a decent and versatile summer shoe that will keep your feet cool on the hottest days.

BK Hiker from Louisville, KY

I bought these shoes as casual, everyday shoes instead of wearing running shoes all the time. I did not buy them for hiking (I use over the ankle boots for support), so I cannot comment on its hiking capabilities, but the tread looks capable. Overall, they are comfortable shoes. They feel very lightweight and have good venting. They are a little warmer than running shoes for comparison. The only negatives so far is that if I am standing for a long time in one place, the heel cushioning does not feel very good, however, I have no problems while moving. The second one is a very minor item and is appearance related, but the tongue seems on the large, puffy side on the top. It looks like you could cut it off by 1/2" and still be functional.

Sean from MD

I've been buying Merrell footwear 6 years. The very first product I bought from them was the Sawtooth boots which just this year are finally worn down. After those boots, I bought the Jungle Moc for everyday wear in 2008. Those just wore out this year as well. They were great shoes and very comfortable. Now I just bought the Moab Ventilator and I love them. They are very comfortable and have great traction. The first night I had them, it snow and then we had freezing rain. These gave me great traction in the snow and ice when taking out the trash. There's not break in period. From now on it's them or nothing. I can't wait to go hiking in these.

RufusECU13 from Triad, NC

One of the more comfortable pair of shoes I have placed on my feet in a long while. The arch support is superb and the stability of the shoe is impeccable; they are not the most attractive shoe on the market but I will trade the unattractiveness of the shoes for the comfort any day. I would recommend these 'skids' for anyone who wants to feel like they are walking on clouds. I use them daily and do not have that tired foot feeling at the end of the day anymore.

Mike the MET FAN from New York

I purchased this shoe because my orthopedic Doctor recommended them because I have a flat foot. I wear orthotics and also needed a little more toe room to avoid constant pain in both feet. This shoe was wonderful, I walked all day with no pain at all. I look forward to buying more of a sneaker in the future ,but this is a must buy if your have problems with your feet and need a good stable all around shoe that is orthotic friendly.