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Closeouts. For quick change-ups in speed and terrain, Merrell's Chameleon Arc 2 Ventilator Stretch trail shoes deliver rapid response with a gender-specific Q-Form® Comfort midsole, Lycra®/neoprene stretch collar and tongue, and a Vibram® TC5+ rubber terrain-grabbing outsole.
- Durable leather and breathable mesh upper
- Quick-pull drawcord rapid lacing system
- Lycra®/neoprene four-way stretch tongue and collar
- Gusseted tongue locks out debris
- AEGIS Microbe Shield® is antimicrobial
- OrthoLite® anatomical footbed
- Q-Form® Comfort midsole provides gender-specific stride-sequenced cushioning and pronation/supination control
- Air Cushion® heel shock absorption and stability
- Molded nylon arch shank
- Heel loop for easy on-off
- Wire-brushed toe rand and heel guard
- Vibram® Chameleon TC5+ rubber outsole with multidirectional 4.5mm lugs oval lugs
- Made in China or Vietnam
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
- Hiking
- Non-Waterproof
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Leather and mesh
- Lining: Mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Vibram® rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 8 oz.
- Made in China or Vietnam
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (25 reviews)
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Reviewed by mauigirl from North Carolina on Thursday, October 18, 2012Merrell makes a great product. Fits well once shoe is on. The entry is tight and the foot is a little narrow, hopefull it will stretch out some. Would rather have laces than elastic toggle. Overall a good shoe with good support.
- Best Uses: Cold weather, Everyday, Hiking, Walking
- Cons: A bit tight, Hard Entry, Toggle Tie
- Pros: Durable, Good Quality, No break in, Well Made
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Reviewed by yaf from Chicago on Tuesday, October 09, 2012The ultimate walking shoe, full support, total grip. Wear a thicker sock around the ankle until the shoe is worn in.
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Reviewed by Active girl from Washington State on Friday, October 05, 2012It seems Merrell has changed the structure of their shoes over the past few years. I have worn Merrell for 10 years and have LOVED them but now it seems hard to find any to fit correctly!
- Best Uses: Don~~~apos~~~t Know Had To Return
- Cons: Couldn~~~apos~~~t Even Get It On, Not at all true to size
- Pros: These shoes look great
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Reviewed by szq from oregon coasty on Thursday, September 27, 2012I wore out my old Merrells and these are the new version. Fine for my narrow, bony feet. They are lightweight yet sturdy and really hold your feet "still" while hiking or walking....just what my poor feet need. If you have wide or "thick" feet these probably won't do. Merrells are the only ones for me and I've tried many hiking boots and do a lot of travelling ....I don't leave without these.
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Reviewed by Sac Valley Gal from Sacramento, CA on Monday, September 10, 2012love these, but wish they had laces instead of elastic, which stretches over time.
- Best Uses: Hiking, Walking
- Cons: No Laces
- Pros: Comfortable, Durable
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Question “Is the sole firm or flexible?”
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Question “How well does this work for folks with high instep given the tongue is attached?”
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