Bottes de randonnée montantes étanches à l'eau et isothermes pour hommes, Chem 8, Merrell

Pretty disappointed. I had purchased one pair which cracked after one winter. But I figured that perhaps salt got the best out of them. So I got a second pair. I literraly babied them!!!I have saturated them with vison oil then worn them OCCASIONNALY as my "nice boots", avoid rubbing against anything and after EVERY outting I would deep them in clear water to washed them out of any salt deposit with my hands and asponge. After less than 4 years of that regiment the boots look spectacular (you would get hardpressed to tell them apart from one winter used boots) but they still cracked at creases which appeared from normal walking. For boots that expensive to fail in such way after so much nonstop care is absolutely insane. If you don't care and are ok with spending that kind of money every 2 years (because no sane person will go through the dedication that I have shown to my boots) then yeah sure they are fantastic winter boots and are waterproof but otherwise don't buy these thinking you are spending on "quality" cause I have no doubt there are more resistant boots out there. For instance I have a pair of Nike winter boots that somehow is outliving my two pairs of Merrells AFTER they actually reached what I thought was their time to be replaced which got me to acquire Merrells Chameleon!!!!). At that price I would have hope for at least 5 years of legit usage without babying.

I absolutely love these boots. The comfort is extreme right off the shelf, they fit my foot beautifully. I just purchased my second pair, and likely will get a third! The biggest downfall, and why I've had to buy a new pair after less than a year of wear... The straps that hold the laces in place up the front of the boot along the tongue have all pulled loose on one foot, and are starting to let go on the other. The only design flaw. Comfort is Apex, longevity leaves a bit to be desired. But overall function is fantastic. Excellent water resistance, and durable boot overall, with a flexible soul that provides top shelf traction on almost any surface.

I didn't know what to expect and was thinking I would have to return these a couple of times before the correct size and feel were right. These fit perfectly right out of the box. Heavy enough for you to feel the protection and light enough that you do not feel like you are going to be tired from lifting your legs in the first mile. No slippage. Great grip on the bottoms. The waterproofing works well and I like the ankle support. Your feet stay warm and dry during winter months. (I am in South Carolina so I am speaking only of winter rain not snow). I bought them for my first 20 mile hike at the Mammoth March in May. Considering temperatures will be warmer I may be considering the Speed 2 Mid for the hike and spring and summer months and the Moab 3 for everyday wear. Being an old dude in my 50's 😁 I have not ventured from my reliable Reeboks since the 80's 😂. But I have found my new brand. I am very happy to have found Merrell.

I recently bought the Merrell Chameleon boots and I’m very impressed. They are extremely comfortable right out of the box, with great cushioning and support. The traction is excellent on different terrains, and they feel stable and secure even on long walks or hikes. The build quality is solid, and the materials feel durable without making the boots heavy. They also provide good breathability while still offering protection. Overall, these boots exceeded my expectations and I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for reliable and comfortable outdoor footwear.

It's been a long time since I've brought Merrell boots, it was not disappointing I enjoyed the fit ,the look of the boots Keep up the good work 👏

Work as a delivery driver got enough flexibility It doesn’t did out your shins while still being comfortable and snug

I bought these for real winter conditions, not just “cute snow boots,” and they absolutely delivered. These boots are warm, waterproof, and sturdy without feeling bulky or uncomfortable. I’ve worn them in freezing temps, snow, and icy conditions, and my feet stayed warm and dry the entire time. What I will say I wish I could have bought it in a wide because I love wearing thick socks plus I am flat footed but I took them for a walk a lot on my trail purposely so that I could break them in before actually using them. Currently they’re fitting just fine i still have to wear thin wool socks being that the shoe is narrow for my feet. But they’re they’re surprisingly comfortable for longer wear. I feel supportive around the ankle, which I really appreciate because I’m always walking in rocky areas where we have to balance ourselves. The traction is solid.. If you’re looking for boots that actually hold up in cold weather and aren’t just for looks, these are 100% worth it. I’d definitely buy them again (but in a wide) 😉

My wife and I both have these boots . They work extremely well in the snow and icy situations , the grip sole works very well , lightweight and waterproof . Would recommend .