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Fit_Delivery_5713 • 7 months ago

I had the agility Peak 4 in the past and was happy with the performance, but I destroyed the inner collar and sole in less than 300km. At least I know that they will work for my attributes. Many thanks

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Beyond-Dizzy • 7 months ago

Maine/White Mtn runner here. my experience: • wide foot/low stack/general purpose sticky lugs: Norda 002 • narrow foot/low stack/minimal lugs for rocky: salomon s/lab ultra 2,3 • medial width/high stack/fat lugs for mud/long days: merrell agility peak • narrow for mud: salomon s/lab pulsar sg, or any shoe with “cross” in the name by salomon

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Beyond-Dizzy • 8 months ago

rocking norda 001’s still, 700 miles in. almost bald lugs and lookin preddy bad but feel great somehow norda 002 for sub 30k races, so fast and so sexi salmon pulsar trail pro for hot days, love em mostly merrell agility peak - put a few miles in these, they feel great if a tad tall

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Capital_Historian685 • 6 months ago

I haven't tried any of those, but did try an earlier Peregrine (10 maybe), and didn't like it. Too "dead" and heavy for my liking. But the newer versions are better from what I've read. It could be worth a try, given how popular they are. I do have all three of the Salomons I mentioned, but also have and like the Merrell Long Sky 2 and their Agility Peak, which I'm wearing more these days because they have a wider toe box.

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inoffensiveLlama • 3 months ago

I just started wearing the Merrell Nova and the Merrell Agility Peak. In my opinion the Nova are way more comfortable and the grip is great. Dont bother spending more money on the Agility Peak. They arent as comfortable and the grip is the same.

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JennWG888 • 28 days ago

I’m in Southeastern PA - I feel that rocky trail pain! I love Merrell - currently in Agility Peaks. I think it’s really individual. If you’ve got a show you love - they probably make one made for technical terrain…

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LostAbbott • 9 months ago

Lone peak is a good option.  I find them great on the rocky trails out in the Cascades.  I just picked up the Merrell agility peak when they were on sale last week.  They feel like they will be a good high stack trail shoe for easier trail like the PCT or closer to town stuff with less roots and rocks...

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RedditCutie69 • 3 months ago

Merrel agility peak kaso medjo mabigat siya.pero makapit di ka madudulas Salomon speed cross 6, wala silang official store dito sa pinas so di mo siya ma try in person

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runslowgethungry • 8 months ago

LS Prodigio, Merrell Agility Peak and Topo MTN Racer as my go-tos. LS Bushido for techy shorter stuff. Saucony Peregrine ST for mud. Old pair of Cascadias with screws for the snow and ice.

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Cold_Art5051 • 4 months ago

Over the years I’ve worn trail runners from Merrill and Salomon, or standard running shoes from Nike and NB. A comfortable fit was the main criteria. Even on wet ground I’d rather have fast drying sneakers than boots.

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HumbleHubris86 • 2 months ago

I actually have those Merrels in blue. I love them.

r/BarefootRunning • What shoes are you using and why? ->
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HumbleHubris86 • 2 months ago

I wouldn't know haha. I have some wide feet and have no problems. About 100 miles of trails and they look like they are brand new besides mud stains.

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wdwhereicome2015 • 6 months ago

I’ve got two pairs of trail runners 1 merrell and 1 Nike Pegasus gtx. Both 9.5ik size. The merrell are roomier but have a slightly harder sole. The Nike have a softer sole but are tight across the width of the foot. So as others have said try and get to a running shop and try them on with different types of socks.

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