Merrell Reflex Mid Waterproof Mens Hiking Backpacking Boots

Merrell Reflex Mid Waterproof Mens Hiking Backpacking Boots 

DESCRIPTION

Stable, versatile and rugged, these mid-cut shoes react to hard use and varying demands with read-your-mind quickness.. Well-padded, waterproof nubuck leather uppers combine with flexible, watertight seams to help keep feet dry. Padded bellows tongues cradle insteps and keep out trail debris. Injection-molded external heel counters stabilize and hold heels in boots. Benecke Ceraprene® toe bumpers protect forefeet from rocks and increase wear-life of boot. Removable EVA footbeds, compression-molded EVA footframes and Air Cushion® midsoles cushion your every step; molded arch shanks add support. Polyester mesh linings wick moisture away from feet. Sticky rubber outsoles with aggressive tread pattern deliver exceptional uphill and downhill traction.

USER REVIEWS

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[Feb 03, 2022]
Laurence L.


Strength:

these mid-cut shoes react to hard use and varying demands with read-your-mind quickness.. Well-padded, waterproof nubuck leather uppers combine with flexible, watertight seams to help keep feet dry.

Purchased:
New  
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Nov 24, 2021]
joeanderson


Strength:

It's worth the price! I've been using this for five years at my work as an upholstery cleaner. It's an all-around shoe that you can use not only in hiking. Highly recommended!

Weakness:

None at all.

Purchased:
Used  
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Aug 13, 2021]
Kiyumi22


Strength:

Comfortable to use, superb quality, and very affordable. Highly recommended! from Closet Design and Install Company.

Weakness:

None so far

Purchased:
New  
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Jan 15, 2005]
tebelis
Day Hiker

After a short break in period (fifty hours? mostly on dirt paths, a bit on Chicago streets) and less than ten days on the admittedly VERY rough trails of the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, these boots have ALREADY lost a lot of their tread. One more trip in similar conditions and I wouldn't trust them in situations demanding a lot of traction. Moreover, they've never quite broken in. Persistent though mild blistering, and continued problems constriction in the toe area. With a lot of moleskin and Permian Reef scenery to look at, I found the discomfort bearable, otherwise I'm thinking mostly about my feet. But maybe for people with differently shaped feet? Walking in the earthier parts of the Appalachians?

Customer Service

Fully satisfactory

OVERALL
RATING
3
VALUE
RATING
3
[Oct 25, 2002]
Chuck
Day Hiker

Most comfortable shoes I've ever owned, but after only 10 months of light hiking in the Oregon wilderness, the soles are worn. The rest of the shoe still appears to be in new condition though. If they can solve the sole issue, these would be the best boots I've purchased.

Customer Service

I mailed the shoes in 3 days ago for a replacement, or an upgrade to the next shoe up which can be resoled. I'll post back if the experience was negative.

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
3
[Jul 29, 2002]
DAK
Backpacker

After more than 5 years of consistently getting blisters from my uber-expensive, much-touted Vasque boots, I decided to go back to a brand I'd had much success with: Merrel. Best decision I ever made. Despite having only a week of sporadic wear, I made the strenuous 18 mile Half-Dome hike with no blisters whatsoever! Couple thei comfort with a unique sole that extends up into the toe and heel areas (providing superior grip on even loose gravel) and you have an outstanding pair of boots. Just as with my first pair 10 years ago, Merrel has impressed me again.

Customer Service

in several years of being a Merrel customer, I've never had to call customer service.

Similar Products Used:

various styles of Merrels, Vasque, and Hi-Tec's

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
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