Customer Reviews Merrell All Out Blaze Sieve

I had high hope for this shoe. I like the design, love the green color choice, appreciated the open venting and the waterproofing. Everything I wanted in a shoe. BUT...it is too small. I wear an 11 so there is no place to go but returns. My toes brush the end of the shoe without wearing socks. If you have smaller feet, you will like this shoe.

Like the sturdy structure of shoe and offers more protection than others in same category. Had to return first order and get half size bigger which are now a touch on the big size.

I usually consider Merrell's as my 'go to' brand, as the fit works 100% of the time. I have not tried these sandals on wet rocks yet, so I can't speak to their traction. They are replacing my Keen Clearwaters, which are several ounces lighter and loved beyond repair by my puppy. I thought I was replacing sandals with sandals, but this is clearly a shoe - with a few aeration holes which I'm not sure do much (or maybe those holes are for the water...). Positives: color (grey and purple), fit Negatives: a neoprene like fit hugs your foot and it gets hot and sweaty just walking around. The minus to my airy Keens was that they eventually developed a mildew odor I could not get rid of. I am concerned this will happen sooner with overtly sweaty feet in this shoe.

I love Merrell shoes, and own several pairs, so I was excited about getting this shoe. I have had these for about 5 months, and have worn them for several different hiking/camping trips along with normal wear around the house, and here is what I find. First, the pros: Very comfortable out of the box when walking on regular dry land. They dry off quickly, and do not feel like a ton of bricks when wet. Now the cons: They do not have good traction on wet rocks, and after several slips I put my Merrell hiking boots back on, and was fine. After wearing for several hours of just basic wear around the house and errands, my feet are sweaty and feel like they need to breathe, which is ironic because they have the holes for ventilation. For the price of these shoes (full price) I am very disappointed in their performance

Small for regular sizing

See above.

The shoe fit, however, the arch was not in the correct place for my foot. The last was too short and the shoe tipped me backwards. I need a more sturdy shoe for walking.

I bought a pair of these to replace a pair of Keens that I have had for ages. I've owned them for a month now and when I wear them for any length of time a blister starts to form on the top of my left little toe. So disappointed.

These fit well, but that is where it stops. They do not give the comfort I've experienced with other Merrell shoes over the years. The arch is almost flat. There is no insole. They are not comfortable to be on your feet for more than a very short periods. I really miss the chameleon arc sandals. Wish they would come back.

Went back. Too short by one half size and very light, so comfy padding was missing. I could not even recommend these for fast walking.

This sandal did not work for me. It has little or no arch support as in the Qform. I have a back issue and without the support it's not for me. I liked everything else about it though.

I am an AT section hiker and was disappointed. . It's material soaks up the water and takes a long time to dry out thus adding weight. It did not repel water Also when it gets wet it stretches. Crossing a stream and securing footing come out of the stream to an incline is not good because the wet material stretches causing foot play. Had to take them off to continue to hike out of the stream bed

This shoe was a reorder for another pair of Merrell shoes that did not fit properly. I typically wear a size six across the board and just to be certain, I followed the sizing chart. According to that, a six should have fit fine with room to spare. Unfortunately, it didn't and they are too short in the toes. Now I am stuck with an expensive pair of shoes I can't wear out of the house. Please update your sizing chart to reflect this!!

Have been considering the Sieve but after reading several reviews am disappointed that the arch support is poor. Merrell recommended the Maipo as a substitute but the style is completely different. I am looking for the airy version of a Siren Sport.