Customer Reviews Merrell Siren Sport 2

I got the black and pink and I think they girly but not too crazy. I'm usually 8.5 but with those shoes I had to order 9 which gives a little bit more room for big toe since it's good while you're hiking. They could have little bit more arch support.

I really liked the shoe,when I had it on for awhile it felt like there was no padding. I have RA so there aren't too many shoes I can wear.

I haven't worn them out on the trail yet, but they are great around town so far. The only reason I gave them a 4 on comfort is because it takes me two or three tries to get them tied just right so they don't pinch. This isn't a problem I've had with New Balance or MountainTrek and can be remedied with thicker socks. Otherwise I love them!

I ordered these shoes Wednesday afternoon and the following day in the afternoon the shoes arrived! The shoes feel great; they are very sturdy, yet comfortable. I will probably get another pair in a different color.

Very comfortable shoe with lots of support. I ordered the wide and it fits great - not too tight, not too loose. Love the nice neutral color with a touch of pink.

I was looking for a lightweight breathable hiking shoe for light summer hiking. I was able to wear these for over an hour at a time right out the box. Sometimes if I hike multiple days in a row my toes may get irritated from sliding forward a bit coming down the hills. The sock I choose makes a difference there, so it's manageable. I rarely find anything comfortable for that kind of use, so I'm thrilled with these. Merrells generally fit me well and are comfortable, so this is one of my favorite brands.

I've bought quite a few pairs of these over the years. I always have a dirty pair for walking on the ranch and a clean pair for town. They are perfect for the warm/dry season and give the right amount of support for a person with plantar fasciitis. It's so great that Merrell has continued this style over the years.

Fits so well I wear them almost all the time. They are not springy but instead offer a sense of stability without being at all heavy. If you have narrow feet and need a squarish toe, this will work because you can lace them to fit. I wear extra arch support orthotics under the removable insole. There's something magical about the elephant + pink color too!

Big fan of Merrell already! I had used and abused my previous pair of Siren Sports and it was time for another :) You know a shoe is good when you purchase a second time - and I'm definitely happy with them! Also, the grey and pink on these is super cute without being overly girlie.

I wore these shoes on my vacation and hiked Yellowstone National Park. It rained, snowed and my shoes held up perfectly. They have a snug fit that hugs your foot (that's an important factor for me because I don't have a fat foot).

I hiked the Great Wall of China in these shoes. We hiked a remote part with some very steep, strenuous climbs with a lot of rubble. These gave great support and were comfortable. Love the way they look, and grateful they are available in a wide width. My shoe size is 8.5W, but I usually have to by a 9 in a medium width to fit my wide foot. These were true to size and just perfect. Getting ready to bring them with me on safari in Kenya!

These are very light but have a very sturdy feel. The sole is not flexible, which is good for hiking shoes, but does not feel clunky. There was not much in the way of arch support but there is plenty of room to add inserts without crowding. The wide foot size was a perfect fit for me and I have moderately wide feet with a tall, flexing arch.

Love these shoes. I am on my feet for 10 hour days at work. Have worn nothing else for the past 2 years because my feet and legs feel so much better than with any other shoes I have ever purchased. Now own in multiple colors for work and everyday.

These shoes are great for running errands in. I also find them true to size. I have a very wide and short foot, so these shoes have a good sized toe box. I have yet to have my toes feel cramped in these. I highly recommend these shoes!

Within 24 hours of my order I am wearing my Merrells! Thanks Zappos! The wide option is new in Merrell this year and I am grateful. I have bunions which are not painful if the shoe is wide enough, so these sport shoes are perfect. Though wider than average, they do not look clunky and give great support. Beautiful olive/blue color. I think I will order another pair for a spare.

Merrell always my favorite for hiking, pay more but better shoe/boot. The fit is great and I like the low quarter for summer hiking on trails...Vibram soles is every bit worth it! The price was the same as local retail, just never can get my size and color here.

I love my Merrells. I tried a few sizes, but they seem to be true to size. I bought them for work because I stand all day and needed something comfy. They definitely do the trick and my feet feel great after a long day of standing.

This a great shoe,never hurts my foot and wear it for walking daily. Have had it since August 2012 and still in good condition. I walk on gravel roads daily and also use if for everyday use indoors and out. Will definitely be purchasing a new pair before long.

This is a good looking, well made, durable shoe. I'm a repeat buyer. My only negative issue is that after a month or so, they became VERY squeaky with my inserts. The inserts don't squeak in my other shoes, but they REALLY started in after a few weeks in these. If you want a GREAT shoe, this is one. But if you wear inserts and need to sneak up on people, maybe you should pass on these!

Awesome hiking shoe. Can handle rocky terrain, with no slipping. One issue: no padding on the inside by the pinky toe, so it can be painful and make the pinky toe callused.

Comfortable and cute. My feet are pretty neutral and I'm healing a fracture, so the rigid insole is actually very comfortable. Not a ton of padding, though, so I do get fatigued standing all day. This is my second pair of Sirens.

First, I want to say that I have tried other Merrell hikers and they are terrible on my feet. I am so worried that Merrell will stop making Siren Sport shoes and then I will have nothing to wear. I love Siren Sport and have had them for years, they are always coming through with comfort and support. Second, if you have trouble with other shoes, try Siren Sport. You will wear no other ones.

I've been wearing the Merrill Moab for my hiking and trekking, ordered this style for a change up. Liked the look and the fit until I tried on the Salomon speed cross 3 which I kept. Would definitely consider this Merrill in the future.

I have been wearing the Siren Sports exclusively for at least five years now. My experience is that the Sirens Sport 2 is a little more narrow and not as comfortable as the Siren Sport. I have found that every spring when the weather gets warm, my feet must swell by the end of the day, leading to painful corns on my baby toes. But I have continued wearing them because they are the only shoes that I do not have to wear an insole with. I think the reason for the corns on my baby toes is that it turns my foot slightly outward when I walk. This was great since I was an overpronator. However I just went to an orthopedic doctor and he said that my gait has changed. Where I was once an overpronator, I have actually learned to compensate and am now an Underpronator. I have to think the reason for the change has been wearing the shoes exclusively for so many years. I have not had any problems with my IT bands or joints for the past five years at all I was wearing them. However because of my painful corns I was not able to wear them, and was forced to wear a bad pair shoes for a week, which has led my legs into perineal and IT band tendinitis I realize I can no longer wear the shoes, or the cycle will continue every year. It is a shame because these are great sneakers. The sides of the shoe at the arch are hard, locking your foot into place which is probably why it is called the Q form shoe. There are not many shoes are like this. However maybe this good thing he has become a bad thing with my baby toe because my walking pressure puts pressure on the baby toe by turning everything outward? I am not sure. I have just started wearing the Merrell All Out Peak sneaker, because I believe it is a neutral arch. So far it has been good, but will have to see how it goes. It seems to have a mild arch support in the bottom is very comfortable and it seems to lock my heel in place well. My tendinitis improved right away upon wearing these shoes.

I haven't worn hiking shoes in a long time so am not used to the weight and stiff sole but these seem like they'll be good. These will definitely need breaking in before they are truly comfortable. I would prefer a little more arch support but have in between sized feet and have few shoe options. The toe box is wide around the base of the toes but narrows quickly and rubbed my pinkie toe. I think these will be a good, sturdy shoe that will need a break-in period. I wouldn't wear them for 10 miles right away. They are pretty cute for a hiking shoe and make my feet look smaller than they are! =)