Merrell Moab Speed 2 Hiking Shoes - Grey - 4.5


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The Merrell Moab Speed 2 hiking shoes are designed for active outdoor enthusiasts who require the stability of a traditional hiking boot paired with the agility of an athletic trainer. By blending Merrell’s legendary trail expertise with modern innovations, these shoes provide exceptional grip and underfoot protection on varied terrain, though the lightweight nylon construction is best suited for fair-weather hiking rather than extreme winter conditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Nylon |
| Shoe Size UK | 4.5 |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Series | Moab Speed 2 |
| Model Part Number | J038932 |
| Brand | Merrell |
The Moab Speed 2 uses a durable nylon ripstop upper, but it is not explicitly advertised as waterproof. For wet environments, water-repellent sprays may provide some resistance.
Yes, their athletic, lightweight design makes them very suitable for trail running and fast-paced hiking.
They are designed to fit true to size. If you prefer to wear thicker wool socks, some users prefer to size up by a half-size.
The rock plate is a rigid layer placed between the outsole and midsole that prevents sharp stones and roots from poking through the sole to your foot.
We recommend hand washing. Machine washing can compromise the structural integrity of the TPU overlays and the adhesive.
The Moab series is generally known for a comfortable, accommodating fit, though individual foot shape can vary.
Feet naturally swell during activity; try adjusting your lacing technique to allow for more volume or consider thinner hiking socks.
Consider wearing trail gaiters if you are frequently walking through tall grass or loose, rocky terrain.
Inspect the lugs for embedded stones or packed mud. Use a stiff brush to clear the tread patterns thoroughly.
To ensure your Moab Speed 2 shoes last for many seasons, proper care is essential. Since the upper is constructed from nylon ripstop, it is best to remove mud and trail debris with a soft-bristled brush after every hike. Avoid leaving the shoes in direct sunlight or near heat sources to dry, as this can degrade the rubber outsole and the bonding materials. If the shoes become heavily soiled, use a mild soap and cold water mixture. Ensure the internal footbed is removed and dried separately to prevent moisture buildup and odors.