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product_id: 789885303
title: "Merrell Siren 3 Mid GTX, Women's High Rise Hiking Boots"
brand: "merrell"
price: "1443.87 DT"
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# GORE-TEX waterproof membrane Kinetic Fit ADVANCED contoured insole Vibram TC5+ rubber sole for grip Merrell Siren 3 Mid GTX, Women's High Rise Hiking Boots

**Brand:** merrell
**Price:** 1443.87 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥾 Elevate your trail game with boots that work as hard as you do!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Merrell Siren 3 Mid GTX, Women's High Rise Hiking Boots by merrell
- **How much does it cost?** 1443.87 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- merrell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted merrell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Grip Like a Pro:** Vibram TC5+ rubber outsole delivers superior traction on rocky, muddy, or slippery terrain.
- • **Stay Dry, Stay Ahead:** GORE-TEX membrane guarantees waterproof protection so you never miss a step in wet conditions.
- • **Lightweight Stability:** EVA foam midsole and molded nylon arch shank provide balanced support without weighing you down.
- • **Debris-Free Adventures:** Bellows tongue and protective toe cap keep dirt and rocks out, so you focus on the journey, not the mess.
- • **All-Day Comfort, Zero Compromise:** Kinetic Fit ADVANCED removable insole with reinforced heel cushioning supports your stride on every trail.

## Overview

The Merrell Siren 3 Mid GTX women's hiking boots combine GORE-TEX waterproof technology with a breathable synthetic leather and mesh upper, ensuring dry feet in diverse conditions. Featuring a Kinetic Fit ADVANCED contoured insole and Vibram TC5+ outsole, these boots offer exceptional comfort, shock absorption, and reliable traction. Lightweight yet supportive, they are designed for medium support with reinforced heel cushioning and a molded nylon arch shank, making them ideal for long hikes across varied terrain.

## Description

Designed specifically for women, this hiker is built with a stabilizing, comfortable foam midsole and a super-sticky Vibram MegaGrip outsole for confidence no matter the terrain.

Review: Great boots so far (his and hers) - [Update Jan 2021] I know this review is getting a bit long to read, but it's based on several years of use by myself and my wife of these boots and hopefully helpful for what is an important and relatively costly purchase. Thx. Just wanted to add that whilst these boots are great in most conditions, they do not have a very deep cut sole. It's good quality but in muddy conditions can clog quickly. Had this yesterday on a muddy chalky walk where I ended up tumbling a couple of times. I'm usually steady on my feet and to be fair I don't know that boots with a deeper cut sole would have been any better. There were lots of marks on the track where others were having the same issue. Would also like to comment on the reviews that say these are not waterproof. I can say categorically after years wearing them and walking through streams, that they ARE. If someone gets a pair that are not, just get them replaced. It's a fault with that pair not the design or materials. I had a pair replaced by Merrell after they split (I think on a rock) and this damaged the Goretex. It's also worth saying that waterproof boots (or clothes) can still feel wet. If the outer is soaking wet you'll still feel some cold and damp even if no water has actually gotten in. It can feel like socks are damp (my wife notices more than me). Try with a piece of tissue inside to check whether they are actually leaking or not. We only notice this if wading or walking though long wet grass (i.e. not really in rain). It's still worth having because a) it's a short damp feeling and b) the outer will dry out quicker than if the inner and your stock was soaked. [Update November 2021] My wife has continued to use these boots for our walks near home and last year for a few months in France (waterproofing not really required for either). We’ve just got back from a week in the Lakes where we did a lot of walking on flooded paths, bogs and the usual quite stony terrain etc. Both her and my boots stayed dry throughout (we do usually wear waterproof gaiters covering part of the upper), but that’s to protect trousers from mud rather than because the boots need it. Both her and my boots remain comfortable and are mostly holding up well (soles linings etc). My wife uses custom insoles, but I have the standard Merrell in (despite having used more supportive insoles in other boots). The only additional negative I’ll add is that the trim on the uppers (I.e the leather-look strappy bits over the mesh) has not held up well. The upper surface has just flaked and peeled off on hers. Seems to happen when cleaning (even if just sprayed with a hose). Unsightly, but does not affect performance. [Update: Dec 2018. Were managing to get at least one walk in a week since buying these averaging 6-9 miles now. Both of us find the boots supremely comfortable. My wife had some minor pressure under one toe on an 11 mile walk, but nothing major. We've not been out in downpours but wet grass and the odd stream splash has not been an issue. I would add to my review below that the soles are good and grippy in most conditions, but not as stiff as a heavier boot, so you will feel a rocky surface through them slightly. Not a problem, just trying to give a better impression of what these are. We have not done any walking with more than a day sack so far and only short easy scrambles.] Bought for my wife after I bought a men's pair. Both of us found the boots comfortable out of the box. My wife has quite a wide forefoot and a bunion on one foot, but no problems so far. I bought mine after having to give up walking for a while because I developed an issue with my heel rubbing in my (well-known major brand name) leather boots meaning I had to pre-pad or put Compeed on after about a mile on the trail. I spent ages travelling to specialists (Alt-Berg/George Fisher) trying to get a solution. Different lacing, socks, insoles did not help. I tried all the boots I could in store but no one could tell me whether or not I'd be OK with them. Rather than wasting a pot of cash on boots like that, I went for these as they were a little bit less of a financial disaster if they were no good. Glad I did as I've had no problem with the heel in these. We've just got back from a few days in the Lakes where we used them everyday for moderate walks over mixed ground including some rocky sections. Did a great job. I developed a slight pressure on one little toe towards the end of an 8 mile walk on which I'd done some sections as fast as I could over all terrains. I'd say that's not bad at all. My wife mentioned some damp feeling on one boot after crossing a shallow stream, but we're not sure yet if there was any leak of if this was just the damp cold feeling you can get with most Goretex when the outer gets wetted out. Being a fabric/mesh I suppose this is more likely to happen quicker than a well-treated leather. There doesn't seem to be any kind of DWR on the outer on these. But there's always the Gore-tex guarantee to lean on if needed. We both found the soles made crossing rocky sections quite comfortable, easy and fast. So far so good - will update if any issues (I do actually update my reviews if things change ratehr than just say it :-) ).
Review: Comfortable and waterproof - I bought these walking boots initially for the cotswolds way that we will be walking in August. I went for comfort rather than water proofing as over the years I have had many different types makes and models of boots and they have all let in a certain amount of water. I have just been on my first walk in them it was 6 miles of bog, mud and water, my feet were completely dry when I took them off at home so have to say THEY ARE WATER PROOF despite some of the reviews I have read. I am a size 7 foot but had to send the first ones back as slightly too small. I then ordered a 7.5 which is a perfect fit plenty of room. Delivery was prompt and on schedule. So when ordering I would suggest getting a size bigger. The boot itself is lightweight compared to some other brand. But when on appear to be strong, sturdy and provides foot and ankles with good support and structure. Very comfortable. Update 11/05/25 Have owned these boot for last two years during it's time I have walked the cotswolds way and hadrians wall walk. These boots are so comfortable I have not had a single blister And they are still going strong planning to do the ridgeway in august. The boots have only let in water 3 times and this was when walking in rain that has lasted 3 to 6 hours at a time, the bonus of them being light weight is that they dry off really quickly and are ready to use the next day. Best buy yet for walking boot.

## Features

- GORE-TEX waterproof membrane, exceptional breathability and waterproof performance Synthetic leather and mesh upper Metal hook traditional lace closure Bellows tongue keeps out debris Protective toe cap Breathable mesh lining Kinetic Fit ADVANCED removable contoured insole with reinforced heel cushioning for medium support Molded nylon arch shank Merrell Air Cushion in the heel absorbs shock and adds stability Lightweight EVA foam midsole for stability and comfort Vibram TC5+ rubber sole

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07MYB13DT |
| Best Sellers Rank | 261,866 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) 181 in Women's Trekking & Hiking Shoes |
| Boot Form Type | Bootie |
| Brand | Merrell |
| Closure Type | Lace-Up |
| Closure type | Lace-Up |
| Colour | Brindle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,038 Reviews |
| Embellishment Feature | Glitter |
| Heel Type | No Heel |
| Insole Material | Ethylene Vinyl Acetate |
| Item Type Name | Hiking Boot |
| Item Weight | 2.62 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Merrell |
| Model Name | Moab 2 Mid Gore-tex® |
| Model number | J99796 |
| Occasion | Hiking |
| Outer Material Type | synthetic-and-leather |
| Outer material | Synthetic-and-leather |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Seasons | Spring/Summer |
| Shaft Circumference | 4 Inches |
| Shaft Height | Ankle Inches |
| Shaft height | Ankle Inches |
| Shoe Height Map | Ankle-High |
| Sole Material | Rubber |
| Sole material | Rubber |
| Style Name | Moab 2 Mid Gore-tex® |
| Toe Style | Soft Toe |
| UPC | 884506920600 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 count |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| lining-description | Leather |
| material-type | Faux Leather |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great boots so far (his and hers)
*by S***2 on 17 September 2018*

[Update Jan 2021] I know this review is getting a bit long to read, but it's based on several years of use by myself and my wife of these boots and hopefully helpful for what is an important and relatively costly purchase. Thx. Just wanted to add that whilst these boots are great in most conditions, they do not have a very deep cut sole. It's good quality but in muddy conditions can clog quickly. Had this yesterday on a muddy chalky walk where I ended up tumbling a couple of times. I'm usually steady on my feet and to be fair I don't know that boots with a deeper cut sole would have been any better. There were lots of marks on the track where others were having the same issue. Would also like to comment on the reviews that say these are not waterproof. I can say categorically after years wearing them and walking through streams, that they ARE. If someone gets a pair that are not, just get them replaced. It's a fault with that pair not the design or materials. I had a pair replaced by Merrell after they split (I think on a rock) and this damaged the Goretex. It's also worth saying that waterproof boots (or clothes) can still feel wet. If the outer is soaking wet you'll still feel some cold and damp even if no water has actually gotten in. It can feel like socks are damp (my wife notices more than me). Try with a piece of tissue inside to check whether they are actually leaking or not. We only notice this if wading or walking though long wet grass (i.e. not really in rain). It's still worth having because a) it's a short damp feeling and b) the outer will dry out quicker than if the inner and your stock was soaked. [Update November 2021] My wife has continued to use these boots for our walks near home and last year for a few months in France (waterproofing not really required for either). We’ve just got back from a week in the Lakes where we did a lot of walking on flooded paths, bogs and the usual quite stony terrain etc. Both her and my boots stayed dry throughout (we do usually wear waterproof gaiters covering part of the upper), but that’s to protect trousers from mud rather than because the boots need it. Both her and my boots remain comfortable and are mostly holding up well (soles linings etc). My wife uses custom insoles, but I have the standard Merrell in (despite having used more supportive insoles in other boots). The only additional negative I’ll add is that the trim on the uppers (I.e the leather-look strappy bits over the mesh) has not held up well. The upper surface has just flaked and peeled off on hers. Seems to happen when cleaning (even if just sprayed with a hose). Unsightly, but does not affect performance. [Update: Dec 2018. Were managing to get at least one walk in a week since buying these averaging 6-9 miles now. Both of us find the boots supremely comfortable. My wife had some minor pressure under one toe on an 11 mile walk, but nothing major. We've not been out in downpours but wet grass and the odd stream splash has not been an issue. I would add to my review below that the soles are good and grippy in most conditions, but not as stiff as a heavier boot, so you will feel a rocky surface through them slightly. Not a problem, just trying to give a better impression of what these are. We have not done any walking with more than a day sack so far and only short easy scrambles.] Bought for my wife after I bought a men's pair. Both of us found the boots comfortable out of the box. My wife has quite a wide forefoot and a bunion on one foot, but no problems so far. I bought mine after having to give up walking for a while because I developed an issue with my heel rubbing in my (well-known major brand name) leather boots meaning I had to pre-pad or put Compeed on after about a mile on the trail. I spent ages travelling to specialists (Alt-Berg/George Fisher) trying to get a solution. Different lacing, socks, insoles did not help. I tried all the boots I could in store but no one could tell me whether or not I'd be OK with them. Rather than wasting a pot of cash on boots like that, I went for these as they were a little bit less of a financial disaster if they were no good. Glad I did as I've had no problem with the heel in these. We've just got back from a few days in the Lakes where we used them everyday for moderate walks over mixed ground including some rocky sections. Did a great job. I developed a slight pressure on one little toe towards the end of an 8 mile walk on which I'd done some sections as fast as I could over all terrains. I'd say that's not bad at all. My wife mentioned some damp feeling on one boot after crossing a shallow stream, but we're not sure yet if there was any leak of if this was just the damp cold feeling you can get with most Goretex when the outer gets wetted out. Being a fabric/mesh I suppose this is more likely to happen quicker than a well-treated leather. There doesn't seem to be any kind of DWR on the outer on these. But there's always the Gore-tex guarantee to lean on if needed. We both found the soles made crossing rocky sections quite comfortable, easy and fast. So far so good - will update if any issues (I do actually update my reviews if things change ratehr than just say it :-) ).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfortable and waterproof
*by M***Y on 25 March 2023*

I bought these walking boots initially for the cotswolds way that we will be walking in August. I went for comfort rather than water proofing as over the years I have had many different types makes and models of boots and they have all let in a certain amount of water. I have just been on my first walk in them it was 6 miles of bog, mud and water, my feet were completely dry when I took them off at home so have to say THEY ARE WATER PROOF despite some of the reviews I have read. I am a size 7 foot but had to send the first ones back as slightly too small. I then ordered a 7.5 which is a perfect fit plenty of room. Delivery was prompt and on schedule. So when ordering I would suggest getting a size bigger. The boot itself is lightweight compared to some other brand. But when on appear to be strong, sturdy and provides foot and ankles with good support and structure. Very comfortable. Update 11/05/25 Have owned these boot for last two years during it's time I have walked the cotswolds way and hadrians wall walk. These boots are so comfortable I have not had a single blister And they are still going strong planning to do the ridgeway in august. The boots have only let in water 3 times and this was when walking in rain that has lasted 3 to 6 hours at a time, the bonus of them being light weight is that they dry off really quickly and are ready to use the next day. Best buy yet for walking boot.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super comfy and waterproof
*by Y***N on 15 February 2020*

These had their first outing yesterday on quick 5 mile forest hike. They were super comfy right from the off with plenty of room in the toe box and a sung fit around the ankles and heel. I did apply nikwax before I used them to offer extra protection knowing that the tracks would be very muddy after days of rain. They were perfect, my feet stayed dry and cosy throughout, this is my second pair of Merrell hiking boots, I use my others for summer walking and they are both superb. The vibram sole meant that I had excellent grip on slippy and uneven terrain and whilst I was not walking through rivers I did ford some streams and they performed beautifully. I have very narrow ankles and heels and the padding in these sections meant that there was no rubbing. Amazing boots!!!

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