👟 Merrell Women's Agility Synthesis Flex Sneaker: A Perfect Blend of Style and Performance Review

Merrell shoes are fantastic. I wasn't sure if I should order online. I'm very satisfied. They fit me like a glove. So comfortable. What I like best is the legroom. i love colors

Grip works well on dry surfaces. It wasn't great on a wet, moss-covered surface. The back of the shoe, covering the heel, is lower than other trail running shoes. This allows my ankles to move more forward and backward. However, as I ran across the wet grass, the water also splashed up to my ankles. Excellent toe protection.

I love these shoes. This is my first time owning a pair of Merrell's. I'm used to wearing Keen shoes as I like the wider shoes and they feel and fit the same as the ones I'm used to. These shoes instantly feel great when I don't need a break. I believe they are true to size. I liked this pair so much I bought another color in the same style. These are definitely my shoes at the moment.

I bought these shoes to wear to work in a crowded emergency room. Super comfortable and gives me the arch support I need. When I had to return my new hiking boots because I bought them a size too big, I figured I'd wear them on the hikes. I've worn these hikes in Yosemite and they were comfortable, breathable and gave me the traction I needed on the trail. I may have to buy a second pair as these are my new favorite work and hiking shoes!

I actually already had a pair of these and decided to order another pair, my others are worn out. If you like legroom, you'll love these. They definitely have toe room and I personally love that. They are comfortable from the start, they don't even need to be broken in. They are true to size. I usually wear one size up so I ordered 8 and they fit! I have an extra room but if I went to 7.5 they would be too small. I definitely recommend these

When I bought it I didn't realize that this is some kind of specialty shoe - the arch support goes almost to the end of the heel. This tilts the inside edge of the heel up, forcing your foot to flex and bear the weight on the angled outside edge of the heel. I don't know what to call this foot condition as I don't have one, but after a few minutes of wearing them around the house, the outer edge of the heels really bothered me. And it cannot be fixed by removing the insole, the very base of the