Merrell Boys WTRPF Hiking Earth Boys' Shoes : Outdoor Review

I used these boots to go to the Grand Canyon for the first time. I usually wear a size 3 for kids but my friend advised me to go up a size. So I got 3.5 and I'm glad I did. I had the opportunity to wear thin socks and thick socks with him. I noticed that my frets (or should I say) my toes were a little sore. I figured it was because I hadn't walked that much in ages. But after resting and walking further, they did not get sick. I'm glad I have this pair. You were amazing.

My 11 year old scout needed 7 wide waterproof hiking boots which are hard to find as boys sizes usually end with 6 and mens sizes start with 8. So I was excited to find these dimensions in the middle. The quality is excellent and my son says they are comfortable from the start. No break-in period required. He wore them on a 9 mile camping trip and didn't even get a single blister. He said they were great and kept his feet dry. We'll see how long they last, but so far so good!

We bought these for our daughter for a recent hike. Unfortunately, the only option we could find in their size that looked like tough hiking boots was a brown color for boys. She didn't pay attention to the color at all. We chose size 11 for our 4.5 year old and they fit the growth well. They had great toe traction which helped her when climbing rocks. She splashed in the puddles and said her feet stayed dry. My only concern is that the laces feel flimsy and stretch a bit when we tie them…

My son needed size 6 hiking boots for a week at scout camp which are hard to find in stores. He tried on a pair of Merrell low trainers at a local store and they fit perfectly so I bought them from Revain. He wore them on a walk around the block before they were packed into his leg box, and he wore them every day at camp. He was thrilled that they were waterproof - last night there had been a heavy downpour at the camp with a tornado warning (one of them landed 20 miles from camp) and when they

My 11 year old scout needed 7 wide waterproof walking shoes which are hard to find as boys sizes usually end at 6 and mens sizes start at 8 I was excited to find these sizes in the middle. The quality is excellent and my son says they are comfortable from the start. No break-in period required. He wore them on a 9 mile camping trip and didn't even get a single blister. He said they were great and kept his feet dry. We'll see how long they last, but so far so good!

We bought these for our daughter for a recent hike. Unfortunately, the only option we could find in their size that looked like tough hiking boots was a brown color for boys. She didn't pay attention to the color at all. We chose size 11 for our 4.5 year old and they fit the growth well. They had great toe traction which helped her when climbing rocks. She splashed in the puddles and said her feet stayed dry. My only concern is that the laces feel flimsy and stretch a bit when we tie them…

My son needed size 6 hiking boots for a week at scout camp which are hard to find in stores. He tried on a pair of Merrell low trainers at a local store and they fit perfectly so I bought them from Revain. He wore them on a walk around the block before they were packed into his leg box, and he wore them every day at camp. He was thrilled that they were waterproof - last night there had been a heavy downpour at the camp with a tornado warning (one of them landed 20 miles from the camp) and when…