Merrell Women's Vapor Glove 6 Burlwood Sneakers

FEATURES

-> Treated with Cleansport NXT™ for natural odour prevention.
-> The construction of the Merrell Barefoot 2 is designed to keep the foot in a natural position.
-> Vibram® Ecostep outsole provides durability and improved grip on wet and dry surfaces.
-> The upper is made of breathable materials that ensure a perfect fit and breathability for your feet.
-> The tongue is designed to prevent dirt from entering the sneaker.

THE ADVANTAGES OF BAREFOOT FOOTWEAR

1. Anatomical shape
   Sneakers respect the shape of the foot by providing room for the toes during movement and preventing pinching and blisters.
2. Flexibility of materials
   Flexible sole does not restrict the foot, promotes natural strengthening and allows natural movement
3. No heel-finger drop
   The sole is perfectly flat, which will correct your body's centre of gravity and improve your posture.
4. Flexible sole
   The 6 mm thin sole stimulates the nerve endings, enhances balance, terrain awareness, but still serves as protection for the foot.
5. Lightness
   The sneakers are extremely lightweight and have no arch support, which prevents foot fatigue and supports a natural way of walking.

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TECHNICAL DATA

• Weight of seuperge: 130 grams
• Heel-to-finger drop: 0 mm
• Outsole profile thickness: 2 mm
• Outsole thickness: 6mm

Sneakers are SUITABLE for DIRECTIONS with few obstacles and little or no litter. Few changes of direction with likely changes of terrain on hard surfaces.

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MATERIALS

• upper part: textile mesh
• Insert (built-in): 30% recycled EVA foam
• sole: 30% recycled rubber

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SIZE TABLE

Fit: Sizes are slightly smaller.

What is my size?

1. Place a blank A4 sheet of paper on a flat, smooth and even surface.
2. Step on the paper with all the weight on the leg you are measuring.
3. Mark the heel and the longest toe with a pen.
4. Use a ruler to measure the distance between the two marked points - this value is the length of the foot.
5. Add 0.5 to 1.2 cm to the length of your foot to get the ideal inner length of the shoe.
6. In the table above, find the value closest to your resulting internal length, but not exceeding +1.2 cm of added space.