Merrell womens Vapor Glove 5 Sneaker, Spearmint, 9.5 US
Lifestyle ShoesThe 5th version of our famous barely-there minimalist shoe is designed to mimic the shape of the human foot, keeping it in the position it would be in without shoes. Version 5 features and improved fit and increased abrasion-resistance.
Product Feature
- Mesh and TPU upper
- 100% recycled laces
- Stretch collar for easy on and off
- 40% recycled mesh lining
- EVA foam insole with 100% recycled top sheet
Product Details
- Care instructions : Machine Wash
- Sole material : Rubber
- Outer material : Leather
- Closure type : Lace-Up
Explore the latest shoes in our Lifestyle Shoes collection. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, a fashion-forward individual, or someone seeking all-day comfort, we offer a curated selection of Unisex Shoes shoes to meet your needs.
Our selection of Lifestyle 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 Lifestyle Shoes
Level Up Your Look: The Essential Guide to Lifestyle Shoes
Shoes are more than just footwear; they're an extension of your personal style. The right pair of shoes can elevate your outfit and boost your confidence. But with so many different types of shoes on the market, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Enter lifestyle shoes: the versatile and stylish option that can take you from day to night, errands to adventures.
What Are Lifestyle Shoes?
Lifestyle shoes are a broad category that encompasses shoes designed for everyday wear, comfort, and style. They bridge the gap between athletic shoes and dress shoes, offering a comfortable fit and a more casual aesthetic. Lifestyle shoes come in a wide variety of styles, materials, and colors, making them perfect for expressing your unique personality.
Popular Types of Lifestyle Shoes
The world of lifestyle shoes is vast, but here are a few of the most popular types:
- Sneakers: Sneakers are a classic choice for casual wear. They come in a variety of styles, from low-top canvas sneakers to chunky platform sneakers. Popular lifestyle sneaker brands include Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Converse.
- Loafers: Loafers are a timeless and sophisticated option for men and women. They offer a polished look that can be dressed up or down. Popular loafer styles include penny loafers, driving loafers, and tassel loafers.
- Boots: Boots are a versatile option that can be worn year-round. They come in a variety of heights, materials, and styles, from ankle boots to knee-high boots. Popular lifestyle boot styles include Chelsea boots, chukka boots, and combat boots.
- Boat Shoes: Boat shoes are a classic summer staple. They're typically made of canvas or leather and have a rubber sole for added traction on boats (or, you know, the sidewalk).
Choosing the Right Lifestyle Shoes for You
When selecting lifestyle shoes, consider your personal style, lifestyle, and needs. Here are a few tips to help you choose the perfect pair:
- Think about your daily activities. Do you need shoes that are comfortable for walking long distances? Or do you prioritize style over comfort?
- Consider the climate. For warmer weather, you might opt for breathable sandals or canvas shoes. For colder weather, boots or sneakers with good traction might be a better choice.
- Don't forget about comfort! Lifestyle shoes should be comfortable enough to wear all day long.
Level Up Your Look with Lifestyle Shoes
Lifestyle shoes are a great way to add style and personality to your everyday wardrobe. With so many different styles to choose from, you're sure to find a pair that reflects your unique taste. So ditch the boring shoes and step up your style with a pair of lifestyle shoes that will take you wherever you need to go.
User Reviews
Very lightweight, very flexible, very comfortable. I ordered my normal size and had no issues with the fit. Great for hiking if you're not carrying a heavy load on your back (ankle safety). The soles are awesome. You can leap onto big rocks and not worry about losing your footing. I noticed they seem quite breathable as they kept my toes nice and cool on a short 2 mile trek in the woods and I didn't slip and slide going down steep muddy hills. I'd buy these again.
This shoe has a very thin soul and you will feel every stone you step on so you have to watch your steps. Besides that it's like wearing a sock on top with a thin sticky soul. They are very comfortable for the barefoot shoe crowd. No support whatsoever for anyone who is not into barefoot shoes. I wear them all day long.
I bought these shoes in an 8, and they were super tight—as in, too short for my foot. I have worn an 8 / 39 UK for years, and this model fit like a tight 7. I bought a pair in a 9.5, and that's the right size for me. It's not about width, it's about length. Also, these shoes give you zero support, probably by design; so if you have flat feet or are prone to heel pain, definitely size up so you can fit your orthotic insert into the shoe. I wear them to ride my elliptical and lift weights in my home gym. They're super lightweight and my legs don't get as tired during a long workout.
I own Merril hiking sneakers and love them so I thought I would love these since they would be more “broken in”.. they are def cute in color, but it felt like my heels were below my toes.. it did not feel flat like zero is supposed to feel. My feet after a half hour walking in house felt tired, so I returned them. Better to stick with Hey Dudes, super comfy with wide toe area… and if u dont like their insoles buy dr schol’s and insert them, nice feel. I returned the merrils
Great shoes, very light. No support however.Feels like you are grounding, yet with shoes.
I returned these because they didn't fit properly.
I use these for my 3-4 mile regular walks and easy hikes. They;re so comfortable and really do fit like a glove and are quite light. They do have a little arch support but are zero drop. I got a half a size bigger to give plenty of room for my toes, toe separators, and Dr Scholl's gel insoles for flats. I'm still getting used to barefoot shoes, so the insole with its minimal arch support and heel raise of less than a half inch really helps my feet, calves, knees and hips readjust.
As a plantar fasciitis/heel spur sufferer, I never thought I’d be able to wear shoes like this. But after nearly a year of diligent work with my trainer, my balance and foot/arch strength have improved to such a point that I am pain free. I wanted to try these in conjunction with continued training, giving my toes space and my feet the chance to do what they are supposed to in reacting to the multiple surfaces in which they come into contact. So far, I LOVE them. Run a little small, as I have a long second toe that was not accommodated in the top shape of the toe box. Order 1/2 size up if you have long second toes.
