Botas de caminhada Merrell Moab Speed 2 LTR Mid WP para mulher - Latte - tamanho 40,5

Step into adventure with the Merrell Moab Speed 2 LTR Mid WP, a women's hiking boot that combines durability, comfort, and waterproof protection. Crafted with full-grain leather and breathable mesh upper, these mid-cut boots feature a Merrell waterproof membrane to keep your feet dry in wet conditions. The Vibram TC5+ outsole provides exceptional traction on varied terrain, while FloatPro Foam™ midsole offers lightweight cushioning for all-day comfort. A removable EVA insole and molded nylon arch shank deliver support and stability. With a 10mm heel-to-toe drop and 4mm lug depth, these boots are designed for performance on the trail.

Advantages

Waterproof and breathable construction ensures dry comfort in wet conditions. Durable full-grain leather and mesh upper withstand rugged use. Vibram outsole provides superior grip on slippery or uneven surfaces. Lightweight FloatPro Foam™ midsole reduces fatigue during long hikes. Removable insole allows for custom orthotics. Eco-friendly materials include 100% recycled laces and breathable mesh lining.

Suitable for

• Day hiking and backpacking on moderate to challenging trails
• Wet or muddy conditions requiring waterproof footwear
• Women seeking a supportive, mid-cut boot with excellent traction

Key specifications

• Product Type: Hiking Boots
• Gender: Women's
• Cut: Mid-cut
• Waterproofing: Merrell Waterproof membrane
• Upper Material: Full-grain leather and breathable mesh
• Lining Material: 100% recycled breathable mesh
• Outsole: Vibram TC5+
• Midsole: FloatPro Foam™
• Insole: Removable EVA foam
• Arch Support: Molded nylon arch shank
• Toe Protection: Protective rubber toe cap
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 10mm
• Lug Depth: 4mm
• Closure Type: Lace-Up
• Laces Material: 100% recycled laces
• Color: Latte
• EU Size: 40.5
• US Size (Women's): 9.5

Recommendations

For optimal fit, try these boots with your preferred hiking socks. The removable insole allows for orthotic inserts if needed. Break them in gradually on shorter walks before tackling long hikes.