🥾 Ontario Hiking Shoes for Women – Merrell Brown Sugar Review

I'm a fan of Merrell boots. I've had them for almost 3 weeks now and so far they're holding up great considering I usually only get a few months for a pair of boots. Excellent purchase

I'm not sure about the shoe itself but I'm beyond disappointed with the quality I received today. Scratches and scrapes around shoes/boots. And a hole in them is a decent size. Have they been used or poorly maintained?

Ordered women's size 9.5 and sent men's size 9.5. The box and boots are marked Mens, and the box has a sticker that says Womens. The boots have scratches and scuffs from rubbing the packaging and from previous buyers who tried them on and returned them.

These are men's sizes not women's sizes so one size smaller. They actually feel comfortable and very light compared to most hiking shoes. I ended up choosing another brand that a friend let me try on because the resizing almost doubled the price.

I have problems with my feet and am very picky about shoes. These are comfortable, beautiful boots with good support and a well-cushioned sole. I had to send them back due to depreciation. Again, this is not a step in the boot, these are my own boot needs.

Well I bought these boots a few months ago. Store until summer. When I opened the box, I noticed that the boots looked a lot greener than the Dark Earth picture. Did some reviews and noticed that the company put the cheaper non-waterproof Olive Green in the box for the more expensive Dark Earth. Pretty sneaky and some people might not even notice the difference. Not satisfied and will contact the seller for an explanation.

Since it's summer and hot in the south, I haven't done these hikes yet. I mostly wore them at home and I have to say that my first impression was good. So these are hiking tennis shoes? They are very light and fit almost perfectly. The toe box is a bit tight but I'm sure it will get better with time. I've had heel issues in the past which resulted in blisters, mainly due to the seam in the heel - these boots don't have that - great! Check it out if you're looking for something light and damn…

First of all I have to say that I am unlucky that I can't find a good fit in almost any shoe, especially trail running shoes. I've tried a few, most recently Scarpa and LL Bean, and either returned them or just threw them away after a few days or weeks. I usually find the toe box too tight compared to things like Red Wings or more recently Hubbard products. A decent pair of Merrell shoes made me take a chance and buy these Ontario mid-trail running shoes a few years ago. I chose a color called…