Merrell Unisex-Child Moab 2 Low Lace Hiking Sneaker
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No, it appears that the insole is glued to the shoe. It is impossible for me to remove the insole.
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We purchased these for my son because we go hiking frequently. He didn't put them on until the 12th of September. We've gone on a few hikes since then, but none of them have included playgrounds, mud puddles, or anything else. We put them on two days ago for a hike, and the shoelace broke, and then we noticed the eyelets holding the shoe string were falling apart. Wow! It's been less than a month since we last saw each other. I'm two days past my return deadline, as well. What a letdown! Shoes that are poorly constructed. Save money by purchasing elsewhere.
So, despite the fact that I am an adult woman, I dress like a boy. I began hiking frequently with my nephew, and he introduced me to the Merell brand; I ordered the size 4 wide width and took this baby out for the first time yesterday, trekking up the hills and pastures where there was high grass, rocks, and slippery dry soil. And don't even get me started on cows. Cows, to be precise. And let me tell you, it made a difference in my feet. This is a fantastic shoe that will last for a long time. We went for a 2-mile hike last night, and I know I was well-prepared thanks to this shoe. This is the first pair of hiking shoes I've ever owned.
not durable enough Although these shoes fit my son's wide feet well, they aren't true hiking shoes in terms of their ability to handle rough terrain. We bought these specifically for my son to use in our backyard, which has a lot of rocks (as hiking shoes are designed to do). We spent ten days at Disney and the shoes performed admirably on the asphalt; however, three weeks later, while playing in the backyard, they looked like this. My son isn't rough on his shoes, but living in the desert means the terrain is rocky, so he had an old pair of Merrel suede shoes with hard rubber soles that lasted a year before showing signs of wear. As a result, these shoes are designed to be worn on flat, smooth surfaces. In rocky terrain, it is not recommended to hike. The materials used to make these shoes aren't strong enough to withstand rocky terrain.
The strength of the shoe laces is the only thing that could be improved. They're a little flimsy for such well-made hiking shoes.
The color and style of the shoe are amazing. We always got "wides" and they seemed to fit comfortably from the first day, so they just seem too tight for our experience with the brand. I went up a half-size, but it didn't make much of a difference except for the length.
I never got them, but a family member said they were comfortable and helped with flat feet. Hiker boots are the way to go if you're looking for arch support.
Aside from appearances, they function well, but the laces are the cheapest and most defective! They must swap places!.
Since we received these shoes, my child has worn them about five times, and the strings that hold the shoe together are already unraveling. It's also not just one or two strings strung across one foot. It can be found on both shoes as well as several frayed strings. Shoes that are a complete waste of money. We'll be looking for new shoes elsewhere, hopefully with better results.
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