👟 Merrell Men's Butternut Alpine Sneaker Review

Very happy that Merrell brought this design back - this shoe is almost a complete reproduction of the old design with some tweaks. They have excellent cushioning and are good as a hiking shoe, light hiker or for business - whatever it is. My older pair, which they are modeled after, served me well on long-distance hiking trips through Europe. It took a few years to finally phase them out, mostly because they still look amazing. Hope for the same performance here.

These shoes are so comfortable I just love them. They are durable too, I wear boots in winter and these in summer. What I love about Merrell is that you can put these shoes on right away and it feels like you've been wearing them for two weeks.

I bought the men's version of these shoes because I didn't like the color options on the women's shoes. I usually wear women 8.5-9 in athletic shoes. I bought the men's 7 and they fit perfectly.

Side-to-side tread pattern may snap your ankle in mud, ice or snow. Nothing prevents sideways slipping on slippery surfaces. Also, the front lip came off during the first ride. They do look good though and should be fine for social distancing or Subaru driving.

Excellent lightweight shoe and appears to be very well made. I love the fit and wear them as my new everyday shoes. Very comfortable, gray with a bright light orange tint.

These shoes are great! After trying and returning many different brands of shoes, I began to get frustrated that I would ever find a good pair of shoes. A lot of shoes had such cheap soles (even a pair of Merrells) that were uncomfortable or just didn't fit as expected. However, these shoes are amazing! They fit as expected, have a great sole, are light and very comfortable. They haven't had to be broken in and so far 3 months later they are holding up great and I haven't noticed any problems…

Merell hiking shoes fit my foot so well that I bought them when I needed a casual shoe that would go well with jeans. They're a bit narrower than hiking boots and the buckles feel weird at first, but once they're in they feel nice. These are not trekking shoes. It seemed obvious to me from the pictures. I don't know why they are sold as running shoes. Maybe to sell them to people who like the idea of hiking, who don't actually hike but still want to make a fashion statement. don't want to try…

Simple, cool, retro style. But it's overpriced and the sole felt weird. Same quality materials as $40-$50 shoes, nothing special.