Mens Jungle Moc Leather Waterproof Ice+Moccasin

I have been wearing Merrell Jungle Mocs for about a dozen years, usually purchased on Amazon. Same for Merrell sandals, Ice Mocs, and winter boots. As much as I love Merrell sandals, the Jungle Mocs are my all-time favorite model of shoe. I have never received a bogus facsimile pair. The Merrells ordered have been genuine Merrells delivered.Pros: practical, excellent complete coverage of the foot, gussets for easy on-off, no "durn" shoe laces hassle, and a good array of colors. They last a long, long time - because Merrell has stayed true to the high quality shoe design and materials. The Merrell Jungle Moc is a perfect example of, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".If there are any Cons, I haven't unearthed them yet.The Jungle Moc shoe is the most versatile in the extensive Merrell line . This style is all-day comfortable - beyond belief - almost as good as a favorite pair of slippers, but with excellent support for one's arches, warmth for feet outdoors in cold weather, excellent rubberized non-slip soles and heels for crummy weather conditions, and long lasting good appearance. They keep your feet dry in rain, shallow snow, and all varieties of routine wet weather conditions. This model is not a boot, but it does cover the whole foot up to just under the ankle bone. No shoe laces to deal with. Each shoe has two gussets: one on either side, and a fabric loop on the top of the heel end - for the user's ease.My shoe size in shoes, sandals, and boots that aren't congenial with socks is 8 Med. For the Jungle Moc, in order to wear trouser socks or conventional cotton socks, I order size 8. For best comfort with heavy winter socks, I order size 8 1/2 or 9. This has been consistent for years, and it tells me that the company doesn't mess around with "adjustments" to their sizing. When you find your most comfortable Merrell shoe size, it is consistent across different styles, making Merrell Shoes one of the most reliable shoe manufacturers for American consumers. The size 8 of every shoe, sandal, and boot model fits my feet the same way across all product lines.These shoes are excellent for those who are on their feet all day, for those who walk thousands of steps daily, for those who go outdoors frequently in all kinds of weather, for those who can't comfortably tie their shoes (no laces - just gussets!), for those who suffer from swelling feet, as well as for those who want to wear a nice and sporty looking, tasteful, well-designed, well-fitting, safety friendly, "did I say comfortable?" shoe. *The gussets help to maintain comfort and on/off ease for the sufferers of swelling feet.Did I mention Jungle Mocs keep your feet dry in rainy, sleety, snowy conditions - and warm when the wind is howling, the temperature drops to brrr, and the ground is frozen? There is enough shoe between your foot and the cold surface to keep you quite comfortable.Another did I mention... that Merrell Jungle Mocs last forever? I have recycled my oldest sets to wear for dog walking and household chores duty. They still fit and still keep my feet warm, dry, and happy.There is nothing quite as wonderful as comfortable, happy; dry feet. No one paid me to write this review. I just love these shoes and hope they'll do as much for your comfort as has been my own experience.

These are my faves. I love them. Very sturdy. Lots of support easy to walk in and they look nice. The fit is right with my size. I wear a 7 and bought a 7. Fits perfect

I remember when these first came out 20th years ago and thinking they were ugly as hell. I tried them on once then and was annoyed at how comfortable they were, but I swore I’d rather die than be caught wearing these shoes.Fast forward 2 decades and I’m old with bunions and Achilles tendinopathy and was hunting for some casual shoes that offered decent support for yard work but also could be worn for errands, a walk, etc.I refused to even consider the jungle mocs and ordered several other brands of expensive work boots. None of them were great and the jungle moc popped up as a suggestion. I unwillingly decided they were worth a try given how much time I’d already spent hunting for the right shoe, and to my horror, I love them. The support is great, the are easy to slip on and off, they aren’t so delicate that I can’t wear them outdoors in the field for my job, and they feel tough and sturdy enough to not have to baby them.I’ve found Merrells to be very consistent size wise. I’m typically an 8 but I go up half a size for running shoes, outdoor shoes, etc and 8 1/2 has been good for me. They have elastic panels at the entry and I feel like they’ve stretched a bit to be very accommodating.Hopefully that helps others who are on the fence! I hate to say it but I will probably have a pair of these in the closet for the rest of my life since they check all the boxes for a utility shoe.

Ok, these were part of my ongoing and mostly unsuccessful search for comfortable, supportive shoes to wear when I'm on my feet for 12 hours. Someone recommended Merrill. I tried these after the hiking shoes were a big fail. I've never been able to wear tennis shoe style shoes, though, with out suffering plantar & arch pain, even with insoles.These are nice. They are suede, which looks smart but stains easily. Means I had to buy an expensive spray-on suede protectant because I work around bodily fluids. Add fifteen dollars to the purchase price...The design is so comfortable and attractive, I actually bought 3 pairs.As I noted in the Merrill hiking shoe, the arch support is a little weird: that medial bump along the arch seems to be a Merrill thing, but my feet do adjust after a few minutes. Replaced the crappy manufacturers insoles (add another forty bucks).The only thing I don't like is the elastic band that connects the top of the tongue to the main body of the shoe. It feels too tight. I cut those pieces out and find them more comfortable, although I will need to jimmy some kind of support there, as they are now a little loose to rely on them staying on in an active moment.The soles are great, Vikram. Makes the whole shoe more comfortable by absorbing impact.These shoes come in several neutral colors, and I'm pleased with them so far. They were reasonably priced although I did have to spend about fifty dollars in after-market products to make them suitable for me.I sound very picky... I've never had pain in my feet until now, could wear just about anything all day for most of my 54 years on the planet. My feet and ankles are fine, according to my podiatrist... slightly flat feet (nothing new there), a small bit of arthritis in a metatarsal joint - which isn't painful, by the way, and not causing my discomfort.I do notice these shoes take some getting used to, had a few balance bobbles when taking a step back or a pivot. I think that's because I'm used to a boxier clog type of shoe. Takes some getting used to, this shoe shape is quite different. As I was wanting stability in addition to long-wearing comfort and support, I have to take a star off.

The shoes have a good sole. I have to walk on gravel and some slip ins have thin soles, that the gravel can be felt under foot. They have good arch support and are tru to size. I love them. Handy to have at the door in case you have to slip outside.

Love these jungle mocs. They take a REAL beating and always bounce back and look good with no effort on my side! Highly recommend.

I have used Merrell shoes ( Moc style) for 5-8 years, mainly for walking and casual hiking. As such I have nothing but praise for this shoe. They are light, easy to slip on and give good back support.

Good fit and easy to wear!

I purchased these looking for a slip on mocassin for the winter that had good traction. Merrells live up to their exceptional reputation. These are incredibly comfortable, slip on easy but provide exceptional support. The soles provide adequate traction on slippery surfaces. I wear these on my daily hikes during the winter. Exceptional quality that I know will last for years. Great value as well for a shoe under $100. I highly recommend!