MerrellReviews of merrell.com

Marque de chaussures que j'aurais recommandée il y a un an mais la franchement la qualité se dégrade mais bizarrement pas le prix ! Merrell barefoot tissu ; la lanière à l'arrière s'effiloche , le tissu craque de partout pour moi de 6mois d'utilisation à plus de 100€ la paire c'est pas sérieux ! Pour celles en cuire la colle ne tient pas la aussi moins de 6 mois d'utilisation et franchement déçue. D'autant que nous équipons toute la famille et que les problèmes existent pour femme/homme de manière identique. Nous n'avions pas rencontré ces problèmes auparavant. Nous recherchons activement une autre marque plus qualitative

I've had 2 pairs of Merrell walking shoes. Both wore holes in the inside on the heels fairly quickly and both were supposed to be waterproof but weren't for very long. The latest pair are now falling to bits around the toe area after around 18 months.

Commande effectuée sur le site Merrell de 2 paires de chaussures. Livraison rapide, facile à suivre. Produits conformes aux attentes. Les précédents modèles ont été particulièrement résistants (plus de 3 ans à utilisation quotidienne).

Les Merrell Moab 3 mid GTX sont certes confortables, mais : - Elles ne sont pas imperméables. Marcher dans l'herbe mouillée = pieds trempés. - La semelle est très difficile à nettoyer. Elle est pleine de tout petits sillons qui accueillent les tout petits cailloux. Le but de cette semelle alambiquée est d'impressionner le futur acheteur, mais c'est du tape à l'oeil sans intérêt technique. - Le dessus est très difficile à nettoyer et à traiter (pour essayer de combattre la non-imperméabilité). Mélange de cuir (mince) et de tissu (granuleux), avec plein de coutures. - J'ai l'impression qu'elle taillent petit (ou alors elles se déforment ?) Bref, ces chaussures sont une vraie mairde.

Shoes are not waterproof. The toe seal is not connected. The right heel is incredibly painful due to what i hope is a manufacturing default rather than design. They are an awful shoe compounded by the inability of the customer service operator at the London office to even feign interest. I'm on a walking holiday in Scotland and I'm wearing my altra trainers. I'd rather have wet feet than persist with a shoe that I believe has been made in haste to capitalise on the barefoot shoe market. If you insist on buying merrell then buy direct or they shift responsibility onto the seller.

I am sad to say the quality of the shoes is so much worse than years ago. Old pairs had lasted years and the latest ones fell apart after a few months wear. The sole came off in the wet. No reply from customer service. I provided photos and order details. I will not buy them again.

I tried out Merrill shoes. They were very comfortable so I bought a second pair right away. Thought they were great shoes until all I did was walk three houses down after it had rained and the pavement was wet. The soles fell right off. Same thing happened to the second pair. Nothing but cheap ass glue and instead of spending an extra quarter per shoe and making these things last they went cheap so I will never recommend them to anybody and I will never buy another pair. Don’t buy them.

I now own two pairs of Merrell trainer – the Nova 3 and the Agility Peak. They are comfortable and look great, but both are let down by the poor quality Vibram soles. While they look grippy, the soles become dangerously slippery on even the slightest of wet surfaces. Wet pavement, road, walking trails, stone, hard earth – I have found all of these to be equally slippery in these shoes. And this doesn't change with age/usage. If it wasn't for that, Merrell would be my go-to hiking and exercise shoe.