MerrellMen's Trail Glove 7 Sneaker

This is good looking trainer, but certainly not barefoot, unlike earlier glove models. The sole is very thick and inflexible.

Used to walk dog and general wear around town under 200 miles walked mostly thus on tarmac and Im like others seeing grip in places gone - Whilst barefoot walking has helped my feet no end I wont be replacing them with like model if I have to replace every 2 months.Update 26 Nov - So I carried on wearing them ( so an additional 2.5 months since last review) and oddly they seem to have stopped wearing down, seems its just the grip part that seems to wear quickly - I was expecting them to fall apart pretty quickly but still wearing every day and the wear hasn't got really much worse so putting back one start for now - will carry on till they drop as such.Update 1 May 10 months in. Still going so Ive actually put a star back as whilst the grip fades pretty quick the base is resilient - I still wear them every day, though they do look like they are getting close to giving up now but even in this state no water is getting through as yet.... Grip wise on tarmac and compact trail no issues not slippy even though the treads long gone - whats slightly freaking me out is the subliminal message coming through on one of the shoes lolUpdate 5th July 12 months reachedFinally decided to replace them after 1 years continued use as my daily erm walker.If you really need a tread for grip these will not be great but for my use case even though the grip itself went bye bye really quickly they still had ground grip for my daily walks so worked so not going to change final star rating of four.No new model till next year assuming usual Merrell model lineup changes, so Im not replacing with this show but going to try a pair of Howgill's

I've worn these for trips abroad where I do a few miles of walking a day, for about a week.I've had them a year and used them for a total of 6 weeks. Whilst they're comfortable and look great, they've now worn completely on the heels, so they're no longer safe. At almost £100 they're not really adequate. I'll try some cheaper brand next time.

I just tried and didn't feel right,so I returned, thanks to Amazon and Merrell I get my money back but as a product I don't like it

They are well made.

No es una zapatilla muy minimalista y sospecho que la suela no es de las duraderas, pero hasta ahora no han dado problemas y son verdaderamente cómodas.

Muy cómodas y confortables, valen para caminar y para trail , muy buenas para gimnasio y para hacer pierna. El problema es que la suela, aunque con buen agarre, es muy poco duradera, 200km me han durado, carrera, los he usado en gimnasio y para senderismo (74km)

Zapatillas muy cómodas.Son mis primeras minimalistas y la verdad es que son super cómodas y flexibles, el tallaje un poco mayor del habitual.El único punto negativo es que el desgaste se nota muy rápido.

Llevo varios meses con calzado barefoot, para el día a día con unas Merrell Vapor Glove 3 y con unas Saguaro. Quería dar el salto a correr con calzado barefoot porque era lo único que me faltaba y me daba cierto respeto ya que necesitaba unas zapatillas para correr por el monte.Nada más tenerlas en la mano y probarlas en casa vi que no iba a tener ningún problema. Estéticamente me parecen muy bonitas, he salido a hacer un par de tiradas cortas de 6km y son muy muy cómodas. La suela no es para nada incómoda, tiene el suficiente grosor para no hacerte daño con las piedras.Creo que he acertado por completo. Veremos que tal la evolución con el paso de los kilómetros y sobretodo cuando las pruebe en montaña este verano.

Venga del modelo Trail 4 y la verdad que ganan en comodidad son más acolchadas aunque sientes menos el suelo son perfectas tal y como las esperaba, les pongo 4 estrellas porque llegaron con una pequeña mancha en la zapatilla izquierda