Scarpe da ginnastica Barefoot TRAIL GLOVE 8 nero/grigio MERRELL

This I love the grip and it fits the revised soul out soul is fantasticAnd much more durable than a previous version

I purchased the current Trail Glove 8 after many many pairs of the trail glove's previous iterations. While they were all fantastic, it feels like Merrell lost the recipe on these. The heal cup padding combined with the tongue/lace structure feels like a standard shoe, not the minimalist glove I'm used to. The toe box and ball area are too wide and won't tighten properly. I've had almost every previous version of the Trail Glove (except the 3 I think) and they were great - these are likely to be the last I purchase.

been using the Trail Glove 8 the past month. Prior had the Wrapt. Trail Glove 8 is a step above, ease in putting it on light as the Wrapt, good traction and better for all around use. Find more support on the sole of the foot as well. Glad purchased

These are very comfortable but I made a mistake trying the wide ones and my foot seems to be loose and I only wore them for a day.

I have bought two pairs of the boot style in medium and they fit perfectly..

Oh well we live and learn.

Got these about 2 months ago, have been using them in the gym and for my 6 mile walks for weight loss. Was skeptical about the “Barefoot” style but I liked the look and Merrell’s have been the only shoes consistently comfortable so gave them a shot. I absolutely love them, the vibrant soles for trails give them probably a little more meat than usual “barefoot” shoes but I think that’s great. You feel the ground but if we walk on gravel acorns or sticks it isn’t uncomfortable. My only negative is I forgot I’m a 12.5 and ordered 13’s, and I must have got on the train too late because all the 12.5’s are sold out. Wanted to purchase like 2 more pairs of the oolong to have as backups cause I like them so much. Definitely recommend. I’m 6 foot tall, was 320lbs and have lost 40lbs, good portion cause of my walks, usually get arch pain from flatter shoes but no issues with these.

These shoes are exactly what I needed to help alleviate my back issues. It's remarkable how I now feel as far as spinal comfort. The Merrils were also more padded then other zero gravity shoes which for me, gave me more support.

The newest Trail Glove is extremely uncomfortable. The medial aspect of the instep has a rigid plastic piece that dig into my skin. Can’t wear them for more than 15 minutes and can’t imagine trying to run in them.

Seems well built and the overlapping tongue should help keep debris out as well as not moving off center. Having extra cushioning vs pure barefoot type of feeling but still a 0 drop has so far been good for me as an older runner. I did find that the first few days (a week?), the top eyelet was very stiff and dug into the front of my foot until it broke in a bit. Other than that I’m so far happy with them but really do like the older Trail Glove 7. The sizing does run large as I’ve found with most of the Merrill line but I did order a 1/2 size down knowing that already.