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Daetrin
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Jan 17, 2019
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How do they compare to Merrill's?
Jan 17, 2019
AdidasTerrex
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Jan 18, 2019
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DaetrinWhich Merrill's are you inquiring about? From a brand standpoint, Adidas is an athletic brand and they design shoes for "outdoor athletes". I think that is a big differentiator between the two brands and the respective muse to which they design their shoes for.
Jan 18, 2019
Daetrin
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Jan 18, 2019
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AdidasTerrexThe Moab2, which is pretty much what I've been wearing for 10+ years as an all around shoe, but looking at the upcoming Boy Scout schedule looks like will be doing 55 miles of hiking (day hikes) and 55 miles of backpacking over the next 6 months, so am looking in to alternatives. https://www.rei.com/product/113826/merrell-moab-2-vent-low-hiking-shoes-mens?CAWELAID=&cm_mmc=PLA_bng|404_1050537717||none|3c7b221b-d1d6-441c-abb3-b8804d15fa33|pla-4584894771012089:aud-806381883&kclid=3c7b221b-d1d6-441c-abb3-b8804d15fa33&msclkid=f718cb9f82241aab742597ddaa843887
Jan 18, 2019
AdidasTerrex
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Jan 23, 2019
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DaetrinAt a glance, I'd say the key differences to the Moab 2 would be:
  1. Continental Rubber (I am obviously biased, but I find Conti to be the softest & grippiest rubber around), we mimic tred from their mountain biking tires
  2. Upper Fabric - We used a closed ripstop mesh upper... Compared to the moab, it will be a lower profile and most likely keep a bit more sand out of your shoes
  3. Quick-Lace - Kevlar sliding lace closure system (can be swapped out for regular lace)
Jan 23, 2019
lionsfan54
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Mar 9, 2019
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AdidasTerrexthe quick lace feature is fantastic and wish more companies offered it
Mar 9, 2019
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