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Merrell Men's Moab Edge 2 Hiking Shoes (Monument, Limited Sizes) Expired
$51.85
$105.00
+ Free Shipping
REI has Merrell Men's Moab Edge 2 Hiking Shoes (Monument, Limited Sizes) on sale for $51.83. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Totspurs for posting this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member Totspurs for posting this deal.
Features:
- Mesh and TPU uppers are breathable and athletic
- Traditional lace closures
- Bellows tongues keep out debris
- Protective toe caps
- Breathable mesh lining
- Kinetic Fit BASE removable contoured insoles offer flexible support
- Lightweight EVA foam midsoles provide stability and comfort
- Molded nylon arch shanks add stability
- Merrell sticky rubber outsoles deliver durable, tuned traction that grips when and where you need it
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- About this deal:
- This price is $53.17 lower (51% savings) than the list price of $105.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.2/5 from 200+ REI customer reviews.
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| Product Name: | Merrell Moab Edge 2 Hiking Shoes - Men's |
| Product Description: | Delivering instant comfort and and a fit that feels like running shoes, the men's Merrell Moab Edge 2 hiking shoes top that Moab comfort you know and love with breathable, athletic mesh uppers. |
| Product SKU: | 202648 |
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I don't expect them to last over a year generally. At this price they seem like they would be a good value relative to cost.
I will note that the width varies between models enough that I am never confident in ordering one or the other. Almost always try to get both and return the bad one.
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You'll want some trail running shoes, look at some of the New Balance stuff.
I've not had the edge. But Moab2 waterproof, Moab2gortex, as well as a few other product lines for similar application. I wore them mainly for waking in a state park 3x/week. They tend to blow out on the exterior side of the ball of the foot. This has been true of every pair of merrels I've purchased, so maybe it's a width issue and I just don't realize it. I have worn both their standard and wide width shoe in my size and still had the same issue.
I don't expect them to last over a year generally. At this price they seem like they would be a good value relative to cost.
I will note that the width varies between models enough that I am never confident in ordering one or the other. Almost always try to get both and return the bad one.
I don't expect them to last over a year generally. At this price they seem like they would be a good value relative to cost.
I will note that the width varies between models enough that I am never confident in ordering one or the other. Almost always try to get both and return the bad one.
Good bar near the state park or what?
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As a person with wide feet, I have found altras to be wide at my mid foot and they have a wide toe box where other brands haven't been. I do have to use inserts in them because they're too flat for me. I've heard others say topos are another great shoe for wide shoes and wide toe box. I haven't tried topos myself yet but those will be my next ones based on recommendation from those I know with similar issues. For reference, I use them at work all day where I stand for long periods of time and also use them to go for walks and jogging
Nope. Just a good walk in the woods. Better stress relief than a beer any day.
I was making a bad joke on an autocorrect in your original post.
When I was in high school a guy passed out on the couch at a party. We loaded the coucj into a pickup, took it to a park, and that's where he woke up next morning.