Merrell Wrapt Mid Waterproof Mens

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Very nice.. Haven't walked much in them though as they were bought home as winter boots.

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The sole should be thicker, but Finland has just woken up to these really foot-shaped shoes, which all shoes on the market should be. This shoe can be made quite snug with the laces and they also support the ankle a bit, unlike the lower model. The foot blade seems to be a little lower than in the stemless model, I have both. Otherwise, the shoes feel the same. The heel rubs against the Achilles tendon and the internal spina bifida also hurts, but these must be individual.

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The shoe fits very well and is light on the feet and good for walking. They also seem to be quite warm. I bought the waterproof belt for fall/spring shoes. Time will tell how they hold up.

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Wraptit are good shoes. No heel, but still a little sturdier and with a rougher sole than the shoes in the glove series.

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Comfortable but quite slippery for winter shoes

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Really good shoes, worth the price. They are comfortable and warm. I bought the same ones for my wife, but they are women's shoes, she also likes shoes. Since the beginning of winter, when it has been max. Thin merino wool socks have been enough for -10° frost. I recommend! 👍

Excellent quality of materials and workmanship, like other Merrell that I have. I looking for barefoot boots for couple months that break the bank and I can wear them with my uniform. Merrell Wrap are awesome, they had enough toes space, good ankle support, zero drop and they provide some foot protection with their sole. They have good traction on different surfaces and ground feel. Downside is that the outsole aren't flexible like Move Glove, but I can sacrifice this for additional foot protection. I'm military guy and wear this boots for training days at the shooting range and tactics on field.

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When fitting, these shoes have a clearly designed arch support, so I don't think the advertising material's words about barefoot shoes come true. Maybe they work for someone who wants a shoe with less heel, but not for someone who wants a decent barefoot experience.