Merrell's Semi-Annual Sale Is Live With Up to 50% Off Boots, Sneakers, and More—Shop These 4 Styles ASAP

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When you’re looking for rugged, reliable footwear, you can’t go wrong with Merrell. The brand makes some of the most popular hiking shoes out there—like the acclaimed Moab series—and its lineup includes everything from winter boots to funky slides for everyday wear. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or you’re new to the company’s footwear, now’s the time to try a pair: Merrell just went live with a huge site-wide sale that features up to 50% off some of its bestsellers.

The sale, which runs until Mar. 17, covers a wide range of footwear, including fan favorites like the Moab 3 Vista Mid Waterproof, a superb shoe for hiking in challenging terrain, and peppy trail sneakers like the Agility Peak 5, a top choice for trail races and ultramarathons (both models are 40% off). You’ll also find another one of the brand’s bestsellers, the Hydro Moc, which is a great Crocs alternative, selling for half off ahead of spring and summer. Bottom line: These shoes and boots have the comfort, grip, and durability you need for off-the-pavement treks. After Men’s Journal looked through Merrell’s semi-annual sale, we found four that are worth an immediate add-to-cart.

Merrell Moab 3 Vista Mid Waterproof in Mosstone/Multi, $90 (was $150) at Merrell

Designed to tackle the toughest trails, the Moab 3 Vista Mid Waterproof is the kind of shoe you’ll want to lace up for challenging hikes over varied terrain. It’s built around a Super Rebound Compound midsole that absorbs impacts and resists packing out, while a Merrell Air Cushion compound in the heel boosts the shoe’s softness. A contoured footbed and a molded nylon arch shank support your foot for a stable ride, and a rubber toe cap and waterproof membrane in the upper protect you from rocks, debris, splashes, and rain. And, of course, this shoe packs plenty of grip: The Vibram TC5+ rubber outsole is dialed in for optimal traction on rocks, dirt, gravel, and more.

What Shoppers Are Saying: “They are very comfortable and great for hiking.”

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• Merrell Moab 3, $90 (was $120)
• Merrell Speed Solo, $77 (was $110)

Merrell Hydro Moc in Herb, $30 (was $60) at Merrell

Merrell’s Hydro Moc is one of the most versatile shoes in the brand’s lineup—you can wear ‘em around town, by the pool, while wading through a creek, or even as house slippers. Reviewers appreciate their easy slip-on design and surprisingly snug fit (thanks to the heel strap). Their EVA construction makes them durable enough for daily wear, and the Bloom midsole foam offers up a comfy ride no matter where you’re headed.

What Shoppers Are Saying: “Best summer shoe for adventuring, beach, light hiking, boating, etc. Really comfortable.”

Also Check Out:

• Merrell Hydro Moc Cozy, $45 (was $75)
• Merrell Wrapt Slide, $82 (was $110) 

Merrell MTL Thermo Rogue 4 Mid Gore-Tex in Black Multi, $156 (was $260) at Merrell

Merrell describes the Thermo Rogue 4 Mid as “our lightest, most athletic, most durable winter boot ever.” If snowy trails are calling your name this season, this boot will help you get out there. A combo of Primaloft and Solarcore insulation traps heat to keep your feet toasty in cold weather, and a built-in Gore-Tex membrane blocks melting snow, splashes, or rain. On the bottom, a lugged Vibram rubber Arctic Grip outsole generates lockdown traction, so you can power through wintry conditions that would stop lesser boots in their tracks.

What Shoppers Are Saying: “Their traction on the snow and ice is phenomenal. I have worn them in Idaho and Wisconsin—they keep your feet extremely warm.”

Also Check Out:

• Merrell Nova 3 Thermo Mid Waterproof, $96 (was $160)
• Merrell Coldpack 3 Thermo Mid Waterproof, $131 (was $175)

Merrell Agility Peak 5 in White/Multi, $84 (was $140) at Merrell

The Agility Peak 5 is built for keeping up fast paces through gnarly terrain, and it’s a top choice for serious trail adventures. The engineered mesh and TPU upper breathes well, so your feet stay cool even when you’re really hustling, and a FloatPro foam midsole and EVA footbed combine for a comfortable ride over rugged terrain. The sole also has a rock plate for protection from sharp edges underfoot, and the sole has flex grooves to conform to rough ground, which improves the shoe’s ride over technical terrain. It all rides on a burly lugged Vibram MegaGrip rubber outsole—the gold standard for traction in trail running.

What Shoppers Are Saying: “These shoes are my overall choice so far for trail/ultra running. They felt great and performed well during a trail 50K.”

Also Check Out:

• Merrell Morphlite, $60 (was $100)
• Merrell MTL Skyfire 2, $120 (was $200)