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product_id: 10219325
title: "Merrell Men's Moab Ventilator Hiking Shoe"
brand: "merrell"
price: "277351CFA"
currency: XOF
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/10219325-merrell-mens-moab-ventilator-hiking-shoe
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# 100% Leather/Mesh Water-resistant Vibram Outsole Merrell Men's Moab Ventilator Hiking Shoe

**Brand:** merrell
**Price:** 277351CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌄 Elevate Your Hiking Game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Merrell Men's Moab Ventilator Hiking Shoe by merrell
- **How much does it cost?** 277351CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- merrell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted merrell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Adventure Awaits:** Step into your next outdoor adventure with confidence and style.
- • **All-Terrain Ready:** Conquer any trail with the Vibram Multi-Sport TC5+ rubber outsole designed for superior grip.
- • **Breathable Design:** Stay cool and dry with a water-resistant leather and mesh upper that promotes airflow.
- • **Unmatched Comfort:** Experience the perfect blend of support and cushioning with the compression-molded EVA foot frame.
- • **Durable Protection:** Enjoy peace of mind with a robust rubber toe bumper and heel counter for added durability.

## Overview

The Merrell Men's Moab Ventilator Hiking Shoe combines a water-resistant leather and mesh upper with a durable rubber outsole, ensuring comfort and traction on any terrain. With features like a compression-molded EVA foot frame and air cushion midsole, this shoe is designed for the modern adventurer seeking both performance and style.

## Description

Let feet breathe while attacking the trails in this low-top, multi-sport hiker.

## Features

- 100% Leather/Mesh
- Ethylene Vinyl Acetate sole
- Hiking shoe with water-resistant leather and mesh upper featuring rubber toe bumper and heel counter
- Compression-molded EVA foot frame
- Air Cushion midsole and Vibram Multi-Sport TC5+ rubber outsole

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

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    A Hiking/Walking Shoe To Consider
  

*by R***G on Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2014*

I have very flat feet with moderate pronation and  outward deviating great toes.  Because of this I have problems with painful callouses on the great toes that rub up against any shoe.  Merrell Moab Ventilator was my fourth purchase in the pursuit of a shoe that I could use for hiking on the rugged trails around Lake Mead near Las Vegas, Nevada.  All of the others failed to give me any relief and even on short walks with my dogs, my great toe callous was sore and the balls of the feet hurt.  A guy in a sporting goods store suggested that I try Merrell, and I said "why not," I have tried everything else.  To compensate for my toe problem, I ordered a size 1/2 larger than usual and the widest offered.  Much to my surprise and relief, the Merrell fit much better than the others.  The key factor was the heal cushion that supported the heel strike and had a slight angulation  that helped to compensate for the pronation issue and took the pressure off the great toe callous.  I went back to my other shoes and each time my feet hurt after only a short walk,  I tried the Merrell on 3 to 8 mile desert hikes and found that I ended the hike with "happy feet."  Similar hikes in the other shoes that I had tried had left me with bruising and bleeding under the callous.  Not so with the Merrell.  The Merrell has Vibram soles and the mesh tops allow for real ventilation and cooling of the feet on hot desert hikes.  The shoes allowed good traction when scrambling over rocks.  The tongue padding was just right, not too thick to cause irritation and not too thin as to cause a band sensation across the top of the foot.  The shoe sizes appear to be standard, but as noted above, I needed extra room and size to accommodate my foot abnormality.  I have had the present shoes for four months and they are still performing.  Once, in the dark I mistakenly put on a pair of the other shoes that I have and almost immediately I knew that I had chosen the wrong shoes.  Quickly went back and got my Merrells.The only issue I do have with the shoe is that the Vibram sole is a bit thin for hiking in the rocky desert and I wished that the sole was a little thicker to protect the bottom of my feet.  No problem, I inserted a pair of Dr. Scholl's  Active Series inserts (that I had previously purchased to compensate for the faults of the other shoe brands; but did not help) and I have never looked back.  Completed a 10 mile hike without problems.I have also tried Hi-tec and Keen, all good shoes, but they did not work for my particular problems.  Those with normal  feet will likely find these shoes  meet their needs.This shoe meets my special needs.  I am sure that people with "normal feet" will like this shoe as well.  For regular walking on smooth surfaces, no inserts needed.  I will be ordering two more pair of these shoes to have on hand in case the model is discontinued.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Surpisingly comfortable and well made...
  

*by O***S on Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2017*

I am typically a high end shoe guy (you get what you pay for more often than not and if you take care of your feet, they will take care of you) preferring Lowa and other top brands.  In this day and age, all the craze is waterproof and Gore-Tex lined footwear which is great except for the summer and hot weather locations.  I know Gore-Tex is supposed to be "breathable" but my feet just cant take the heat inside those materials.  They sweat profusely, much faster than the material can "breathe" away.  All that moisture, with the added friction of hiking tears my feet up - some of the worst blisters have been from wearing great boots that were Gore-Tex lined in the heat.My answer has been to start wearing boots and shoes that are mesh and highly ventilated.  Yes my feet get wet when I step in a puddle or cross water. But not any more so than sweating all day, and they dry much faster than in Gore-Tex boots.  I think it is a good trade off.Hence the Moab Ventilator... These are not made for hiking heavy packs.  There is zero ankle stability or the stiff foot bed you expect from a high end hiking boot.  These are more like tennis shoes or athletic shoes.  Disappointing from that point (but you get what you pay for remember).  What was pleasantly surprising to me was just how comfortable these shoes are.  They fit like a glove (size is true), and are made in a manner to avoid hotspots and will absolutely allow your feet to breathe.  Exactly what I was looking for and at a very reasonable price.These are not shoes to throw 100 pounds of kit on your back and hike up anything with.  They are probably not for long hikes with just water on your back.  (Sorry but there is just not the support for your feet).  They are perfectly suited for all day wear around camp, working, and perhaps even post hiking (they are so comfortable, I can imagine taking very sore feet after a full day of heavy hiking or hunting and putting them in these shoes).Perhaps I do not give these shoes enough credit for being durable and appropriate for hiking, I am sure that there are those out there that have and do use Merrell for extended hiking.  And they can write their own review.  That is to say that from my perspective, (someone who owns a lot of high end hiking boots and shoes) that these shoes are great.  Very comfortable, and do provide that missing niche in today's waterproof boot craze, particularly if you don't expect too much out of them in an heavy weight or long distance hiking situation.I highly recommend these shoes in spite of my ranting against them, and have since purchased a second pair.Purchase a set, you wont be sorry even if all you use them for are camp shoes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Comfortable and sturdy
  

*by A***. on Reviewed in Canada on July 17, 2017*

Comfortable and sturdy. Does a good job of venting.  I experienced a hot spot on the ball of my left foot 3 hours into a hike, but it wasn't bad. NOT waterproof whatsoever, you will get wet if you step in mud/puddles deeper than the sole. Buy them for walking shoes and forest hikes, and stick with waterproof boots for wet trails.  They are fine for use in moderate rain showers.

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