Yellow Merrell Bare Access XTR Shoes for Men Review

Beautiful Light Shu. I just couldn't try it out, unfortunately a full size up was still too small for walking, probably ok for everyday use, but too tight for sports. Also not exactly wide (and I've already chosen the Herrenstatt women's model in the hope of a wider cut). Now I'm hoping for a good offer in the next size.

One of the few shoes that I immediately feel comfortable in. They're not as wide as expected (like the Altras), but the flexibility and quality of the upper allow enough room to strut while still providing support. They are short lived on cement/tarmac but good on trails or treadmills. There was one boot with an incorrectly sewn upper which resulted in pinching/pain in the toe area. This pair was not difficult to replace. I am very happy with it and am now wearing my third pair. I would wear…

This is one of the most comfortable shoes I've ever had. Extremely flexible, natural looking with just the right amount of padding/cushion, not too much and not too little. As long as they don't wear out too quickly. Very happy with the shoes!

I really like these shoes - the perfect balance of barefoot Merrells - they have more arch support and a firmer outsole, but still feel lighter - and softer.

Feels very natural with just the right amount of padding and support. The wide toe and the very aggressive profile ensure good ground contact. Definitely recommend.

Very nice shoes, good fit and pleasantly light. Walk excellently, whether as a running or everyday shoe. Better to order 1-1.5 sizes larger.

Two things I've had issues with other barefoot shoes in the past. is the protection of the sole when walking on gravel and forest. and that I get "hotspots" on the soles of my feet in the gym. These shoes have changed. They are very comfortable, provide ample support and are durable enough for long off-road rides. In the gym, they feel like standard training shoes, although they still fall into the BF range. just a slight heel lift. Overall they are very impressed with them and will consider…

Desilusao. Semper gostei desta marca, por isso arrisquei comprar sem Experimentar mas. Dineiro Perdido. That's my review!

This is not a high quality pair of shoes. I've had other minimalist Merrell shoes that were of a much higher quality. Upper/fabric torn from stepping on a rounded tree root! The material also wears out in the toe crease. The rubber separates from the front of the toe. They have been used to walk the dog for 3 months; no trail running or anything. I paid 46 Canadian dollars but it turned out to be a $30 pair of shoes. I'm sorry to everyone who paid the $130 MSRP. Merrell must be sick. You are…

These are my everyday shoes for home and walking/light hikes. Comfortable, good non-slip sole. But I've just ordered 2 more pairs and they're both noticeably smaller than my 2020 pair, so I suggest going 1/2 size up.

I love these shoes but I have big and wide feet so I always order men's trainers and sneakers. I regularly wear a women's size 9, so I ordered a men's 7 as usual, but they came up a whole size smaller. I will come back and order men's size 8 so I hope they fit. Only gave 4 stars because the size was a bit small and I felt like my toes were stuffed.

The lightest shoe I own and it offers solid support for everyday needs along with an amazing level of comfort. The ancient kings would have conquered barbaric territories for the promise of these shoes.

I've been wearing Merrill Zero Drop shoes for a number of years. I think the Bare Access XTR is my favourite. They fit very well and offer the right mix of support, cushioning and comfort. This color looks great with jeans. I hope they continue to make these shoes.

The shoes arrived quickly. Correct size and color. These shoes are my favorites for running. The zero drop gives you a barefoot feel, while the cushioning is just enough to keep you from feeling random rocks and uneven treads. The toe box offers plenty of room for your toes so they don't feel tight or constricted. I use them for my daily runs. training runs and marathons. I've worked at Merrell's for 8 years now and I hope it will be around for many more years to come.

i am a runner I know this because the voice on couch keeps telling me to 5k. It also tells me I'm awesome, so basically you have to listen to me because I'm practically a pro. I haven't run/jogged/slapped in 20 years. Being a fat guy with big knees, I've found that most of the shoes recommended to me cause me to walk in heels, which only makes matters worse. Thought I'd try these to get me walking on the ball of my foot more and they work. I bought them in January and have been using them…

This is not a zero drop shoe, the sole of the shoe is meant to be flat which is not the case. They should not have arch supports, they are not comfortable to walk on

this is my third pair of Bare Access. The first one was really the best, but later versions are good too. The fit and especially the toe box are very good. Shoes are light. The sole of this model is larger but does not seem to protect the ground very much. generally good

This shoe has a great outsole and the Vibram grip is amazing. But. it is not a "water shoe" as described. The water flows straight through due to the extensive use of mesh. However, the mesh is great as your feet won't get hot while hiking on the hottest days.

WE are very happy with the sports shoes, except that they are a little tight. They are well built, light weight and with good toe protection.

I've been wearing them for a few weeks now and they're super comfortable! These are excellent work shoes as they are lightweight and will not cause foot fatigue even after long 12 hour work days. I didn't buy it from Revain so I can't confirm the issues others have had from various sellers, but instead I bought mine from DSW where I paid a whopping $65 for it. So if you're looking for great shoes that last, buy a pair for half the price you would pay Revain. I love Merrell shoes and have worn a