Merrell Eagle Waterproof

rated 4.0 of 5 stars average rating
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user

Don't let the price throw you, these boots are right…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Materials: nubuk/synthetic
Use: rough trail with average weight pack
Break-in Period: 5-10 miles
Weight: 2 lbs. 5 oz.
Price Paid: $100

Don't let the price throw you, these boots are right up there with the more expensive ones. They are very comfortable with tons of ankle padding, and very supportive with the steel shank. The Merrell traction sole proved grippy in all but the muddiest situations, and fit was low-medium volume. Very wide, too.

It doen't have Gore-Tex, but simply Merrell's own waterproof membrane. It proved fine for rain, and sometimes walking through shallow creeks, although it does leak a tiny bit (a couple of drops) near the bottom of the tongue area.

I would recommend these boots to anyone who needs reliable, comfortabe, waterproof boots at a low price.

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Discontinued

The Eagle Waterproof has been discontinued.

reviewers paid:
$100.00

The Merrell Eagle Waterproof is not available from the stores we monitor.

where to buy:

You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Merrell retailers:

- CampSaver.com

- OMCgear

- Backcountry.com

- Campmor

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