These just arrived and as soon as I slipped them on I knew they were going to be great. There is good arch support and heel cushioning. I think the footbed is helping to prevent pronation. They have a Vibram Megagrip sole so I feel confident wearing them. Got them on sale (a plus) and I love the color. I purchased the silver/pomelo color choice in a size 11. There’s plenty of room for a thicker sock. Walking around with size 11 feet, you seek out shoes that are flattering and don’t look huge. These are both. Overall these Agility Peak 5 shoes are sure to be a favorite going forward.

First time with Merrell for hiking or running hybrid shoes. I am using these for light hikes for dog walking and running to keep up on the trails to stay active. The shoes run true to size or maybe a little smaller, and I find them a little bit narrow for me specifically. They are acting like stability shoes so no major foot roll. They hold up well on uneven terrain. They are robust uppers too and easily self clean when going from mud to a wet puddle. The Gortex uppers are very helpful in the rain for short distances. Good grip. Not for heavy duty hikes. Suitable for trail runs.

Let-me-say… these shoes delivered. I got to break them in during a 6.5 mile trail run in some rain. The terrain for the trail was muddy, rocky and we had some stream crossings, one including a log. Really got to test the grip. In comparison to other trail runners. The shoes have full support of the heel, mid and in/outsole. Good grip and a roomy toe box. What I loved the most about them was, although they were not the Morphlite. Which are Merrells' shoes meant for both, trail and road running. The Agility were not uncomfortable when walking on pavement. I would recommend for trail runs where you might have a significant amount of road to walk on before getting back on dirt. I've used other brands of trail runners on pavement and they were hurting the bottom of my feet.