Merrell Womens Trail Sneaker Paloma Review

Very comfortable and beautiful shoes! They replaced my Brooks shoes and helped get rid of the Achilles tendonitis, leaving my calves longer and tighter. They have enough padding to make walking/running down the street or clearing trails comfortable. But for rocky trails, they're a bit flimsy. (You can feel every rock.) Also, the grip is great on dry surfaces, but they're a bit slippery on wet surfaces. Overall I love them and will definitely buy them again.

I bought Merrell sandals, which really lived up to expectations: the sole is elastic and the material of the upper is soft, so the feet feel good. good barefoot. Bought these with the same hopes. Unfortunately they are too rigid, in fact it hurts to bend the leg (the upper feels like cardboard). The kicker is just awesome. True to size and looks good. That's the only thing I can say about these shoes.

They're not as comfortable as my old Trail Glove 4 knit shoes, but the arch support is solid (be careful with punts, the midfoot is pretty narrow) and I have the feeling that the heel sags more than the toes. I run and run on my toes rather than heel so the difference in drop works for me but may bother others. Overall flex is a bit more ribbed than previous trail gloves (RIP Tough Glove models) but still acceptable . This model also has the typical wide toe box, which allows attackers like me…

Nothing bad to say about these shoes. They are amazing. I have very thin, narrow feet with very high arches. I have never worn more fitting/comfortable shoes in my life. The legroom is just divine. I usually wear a size 8, although my left leg is always slightly larger/longer. I ordered size 8 and both shoes are great quality. I've had them for a few months now and still love them. I haven't traveled with them yet, but I wear them everywhere. I'm a very active person.

Not as comfortable as my old Trail Glove 4 knit shoes, but the arch support is solid (caution flat feet, midfoot quite narrow) and, for me the heel feels more like a drop than the toes. I walk and run on my toes rather than my heels so the difference in drop works for me but can be an issue. compared to other. The overall flex is slightly more ribbed than previous trail gloves (RIP Tough Glove models) but still acceptable. This model also has the typical wide toe box, which allows strikers like