Merrell Vapor Glove 6 Womens

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For Mrs

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They really melt on the feet. Although the patterning broke out from the heel in a month, quite a lot of walking on asphalt myself.

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Used Vapor Gloves for years. The quality today is better than in previous models. Good to walk.

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Already the third pair of these shoes. I bought these as indoor shoes for the gym. One pair is for leisure use and one for outdoor sports. Very good and suitable for my feet, thin-soled barefoot shoes. The sole rises over the toes and provides protection for the toes. These are breathable, dry weather shoes. The shoes do dry quickly if they get wet.

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Very comfortable and light shoes, firm soles.

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The shoes feel good. The size was appropriate, I took the same size as normal.

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My first barefoot shoes, so there are no points of comparison with the previous ones, but they seem exactly as promised. I studied Merrell's size chart and dared to take my normal size according to the length of my foot, it was just right and there was comfortable room for the toes. I have used these without socks, and there are no rubbing or depressions even on longer trips. Comfortable both in the terrain and on the street.

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The shoe was a positive surprise, even the first barefoot shoes. A new credit shoe right away. Versatile use and comfortably breathable even in the heat. Ok holding on.

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Have only been in use for a short time and I have slowly gotten my feet used to the shoes. Otherwise, I would have chosen the newer trail glove 7 with a slightly thicker sole, but my foot fit better in the glove 6. The shoe has enough room for the big toe and a wide enough last. Very comfortable in the forest and it feels like you're not wearing shoes at all. On asphalt, hard on the heel, especially if you have a fast, jumping style of walking!

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Already others of the same brand. The only downside is the missing loop at the ankle, which you could hold on to when putting on shoes. I can't always tie the laces.