Merrell Women's Flat Sneaker, Black Asphalt, 7 AU
Hiking ShoesThe 6th version of our famous minimalist shoe is designed to mimic the shape of the human foot, keeping it in the position it would be in without shoes. Version 6 features and improved fit and increased abrasion-resistance.
Product Feature
- MERRELL MOAB SPEED GTX BLACK/ASPHALT FOR WOMEN SIZE 37
- Merrell brand sports shoes
- Moab Speed Gtx Shoes (J067162)
- The Merrell brand shoes are designed with the latest technology and the best quality to fit perfectly to your foot without leaving the style out of the side
- Practice your favorite sport thanks to Merrell Sneakers. Comfort and lightness so you just have to worry about performing at the fullest
Product Details
- Care instructions : Machine Wash
- Origin : Made in the USA or Imported
- Sole material : Rubber
- Shaft height : Tobillo
Explore the latest shoes in our Hiking Shoes collection. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, a fashion-forward individual, or someone seeking all-day comfort, we offer a curated selection of Adventure Shoes shoes to meet your needs.
Our selection of Hiking Shoes shoes prioritizes precision and quality. We understand the importance of both style and functionality, which is why we bring you a carefully curated range of footwear to suit your unique preferences.
About Hiking Shoes
Invest in Your Adventure: Choosing the Perfect Hiking Shoe for Every Hike
The beauty of hiking lies in its accessibility. All you need is a sense of adventure, a good pair of legs, and the right hiking shoes to explore breathtaking trails. But with a vast array of hiking shoes available, choosing the perfect pair can feel daunting. Don't worry, outdoor enthusiasts! This guide will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the world of hiking shoes, ensuring you find the ideal companion for every adventure, from leisurely strolls on groomed paths to challenging treks through rugged terrain.
Know Your Terrain: Matching Hiking Shoes to Your Adventures
The most important factor to consider when choosing hiking shoes is the type of terrain you'll be tackling. Here's a breakdown of popular hiking shoe options for different terrains:
- Day Hiking Shoes: These versatile shoes are ideal for well-maintained trails and moderate hikes. They offer good traction, comfort, and breathability for day trips on easy to moderate terrain.
- Backpacking Boots: For overnight backpacking adventures or hikes with heavier loads, consider backpacking boots. They provide superior ankle support, stability, and a sturdier sole for carrying a backpack comfortably on uneven or rough terrain.
- Trail Running Shoes: If you prioritize speed and agility on well-maintained trails, trail running shoes might be a good option. They offer lightweight construction, flexibility, and good traction for faster-paced hiking or trail running.
Considering the Elements: Waterproofing and Breathability
The weather conditions you'll encounter can influence your shoe choice:
- Waterproof Hiking Shoes: For hikes in wet or rainy conditions, consider waterproof hiking shoes. These shoes feature a waterproof membrane that keeps your feet dry while maintaining breathability.
- Breathable Hiking Shoes: For warm weather hikes or situations where breathability is a priority, choose breathable hiking shoes made from mesh or other lightweight materials.
Fit for Adventure: Ensuring Comfort on the Trail
Comfort is key for enjoyable hikes. Here's what to consider for a proper fit:
- Proper Sizing: Ill-fitting shoes can lead to blisters and fatigue. Get professionally sized for hiking shoes, considering factors like width and arch support.
- Try Before You Buy: Don't underestimate the importance of trying on hiking shoes with the socks you plan to wear on your hikes. Ensure a snug but comfortable fit with good heel lock.
- Break-in Period: New hiking shoes might feel stiff initially. Wear them for short walks before your big adventure to break them in and avoid blisters.
Invest in Your Adventure: The Perfect Hiking Shoe Awaits
The right hiking shoes can make all the difference in your hiking experience. By prioritizing the factors discussed in this guide, you can choose a pair that perfectly matches your hiking style, terrain, and weather conditions. Remember, comfortable and supportive hiking shoes are an investment in your outdoor adventures. So, lace up for your next hike with confidence, knowing you have the perfect footwear to conquer any trail!
User Reviews
Got these as a birthday present and was very excited, having recently gotten into the barefoot style of shoe and looking for an upgrade. Barefoot shoes are supposed to have a wide foot bed and these were literally the most narrow pair of shoes I’ve ever put on my feet. I mean, they’d be very narrow for a regular pair of tennis shoes.. and these are supposed to be barefoot shoes! Such a shame. Will never buy merrell again.
I have wide feet and have a hard time finding shoes that don't feel cramped in the toe area, even with wide widths. It's not because my feet are super wide, I just think quality control is poor and also we all have unique feet. My feet also get hot in a lot of shoes, which I find uncomfortable.I wear these inside with socks. I've never used barefoot shoes before, so I was skeptical. While the toebox material does touch the top of my toes, it doesn't bother me because it's flexible and breathable. Arch support is good--feels like normal shoes. They're a bit tight getting on, because the opening is restricted. I bet if I didn't wear socks, they would be perfect. I normally wear 12 Wide, and these fit with socks on. 12 1/2 might be better. If you don't want to wear socks, you should find your normal size to fit well.
Those shoes are my introduction to zero drop shoes, and it took a bit of time to get tused to them, but now after a couple of months my knees hurt a lot less, and in general I feel much better walking and running.I would say that after a very long walk on concrete I find the arch of my foot really hurting, but that happened in all shoes so not specific to this one's.
i like them for feeling very quality and the way it made me walk. they took some breaking in but i go used to them quickly. unfortunately the rubber that wraps up around the toe of the shoe started peeling away after less than a week of wearing them, never kicked anything or slipped to cause it, just split :/ other than that they are pretty great shoes :)
This was put on the bottom of my list due to less than perfect reviews. However these fit my 12.5 inch foot better than theTrail glove 5 which quickly became one of my all time favorite shoes. At first the arch seems excessive but after a short time it actually adds to the stability and comfort also impact is greatly reduced compared to the previous generation (trail glove 5)
I wanted a low profile trail runner that took up minimal space in an overnight roller bag. This shoe is perfect. It is comfortable and has a great tread for walking on an uneven trail.My only complaint is that it is made for narrow feet. I have wide feet and they barely fit. So a caution to those of you in this situation.
This Trail Glove 6 is much narrower that other editions of the shoe. It was extremely tight across my toes and instep, so I returned it. The Trail Glove 7, however, fits like a glove!
For the last couple of years I’ve been a daily wearer of the venerable TG 4’s I was one of the majority who were sorely injured (such feels) when the TG 5 pooped on our favorite shoes.I purchased these TG 6’s when my knit 4’s gave up the ghost. I was leery that they had continued the overbuilt structure of the hated 5’s but was happy to see that had returned to a lesser structure. Now, the design is more ‘shoe’ and less ‘foot burrito’ but it’s far less than the last generation.Honestly, This is a case where Merrell should have stayed out of the shoe kitchen all together. There was no need to tweak the 4’s. They should have just stuck to adding colors and maybe new fabrics.
