Merrell - Moab 3 - Hiking Shoes - White - 10


The Merrell Moab 3 is designed for adult hikers seeking a blend of long-standing reliability and modern comfort, making it a globally recognized choice for varied outdoor terrain. With a legacy spanning over 15 years, this version excels in providing immediate out-of-the-box comfort and enhanced support through upgraded materials, though users should be mindful that its performance-focused design is best suited for general hiking rather than specialized technical mountaineering.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | White |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Series | Moab 3 |
| Model Part Number | J00005591 |
| Brand | Merrell |
No, the Moab 3 is famous for its out-of-the-box comfort, though wearing them for short walks before a long hike is always recommended.
The standard Moab 3 is designed for breathability and versatility, but specific 'Waterproof' or 'Gore-Tex' variants exist if you require full weather protection.
It is recommended to use the UK sizing provided; consider going half a size up from your standard casual shoe to accommodate foot swelling during long hikes.
The Moab 3 incorporates various recycled materials throughout its construction, reducing the environmental footprint compared to previous generations.
Yes, the insoles are removable and can be replaced with custom orthotics or aftermarket insoles if additional arch support is needed.
While the Vibram sole offers good grip, these are primarily three-season hiking shoes; extreme ice or deep snow may require specialized winter footwear.
Try the 'heel lock' lacing technique to secure the ankle, or swap for a thicker hiking sock to improve volume fit.
Use a specialized boot brush or a stiff plastic brush after hikes to dislodge debris, ensuring continued traction performance.
Use a specialized footwear cleaner or a gentle solution of mild soap and water with a soft cloth immediately after exposure to dirt.
To ensure your Merrell Moab 3 hiking shoes last, follow these guidelines: