Merrell Bare Access XTR Trail Running Shoes

Merrell Bare Access XTR Trail Running Shoes do not have a drop, which means less weight up to 190 grams each pair to become the ideal option for races on road or mountain since they give you excellent grip, cushioning, stability, flexibility, and breathability at all times.

These running shoes have been made with a Vibram TC5+ sole, which is one of the most resistant, with better grip, and traction in a wide variety of terrains. The EVA FLEXconnect midsole provides flexibility, stability, and cushioning in each step, while the Merrell Barefoot structure reinforces the firmness of the foot, avoiding twisting.

The upper is made with mesh and TPU coating, which makes that these trail running shoes more durable and keep the foot ventilated. The breathable mesh lining, traditional laces, protective toe cap, and an integrated insole complete the design of this flying.
Designed for trail running and training activities, these shoes incorporate the minimalist drop zero concept along with mid cushioning and a superior grip Vibram® outsole that improve ground connection and agility in fast running short or medium distance runs.

FEATURES:

- Mesh upper.

- TPU film heel counter for security.

- Integrated insole.

- FLEXconnect™ dual-directional flex-groove EVA foam midsole for agility and stability.

- Barefoot 2® construction that provides greater stability.

- Vibram® TC5+ outsole.

- Made with 100% synthetic materials (suitable for vegans).

- 0 mm drop.

- 8 mm cushioning.

- 2 mm lug depth.

- Weight:226 g (1/2 PAIR) (size 43).

- Weight:182 g (1/2 PAIR) (size 37.5).

Merrell Bare Access XTR Trail Running Shoes is available in different options and characteristics. Choose the one that fits your needs the best and receive it at home in a few days. In addition, in the online running and triathlon store you can find Merrell Bare Access XTR Trail Running Shoes related products. Our selection of Trail running shoes products are designed to give you complete confidence, no matter of the intensity of the workout or sport activity.