Agility Peak 6 Trail Running Trainers

I bought these shoes several months ago and had multiple foot issues. First a large callus on the rear outer side of my foot. Next developed two corns on pinkie and next toe that wouldn't heal. I switched to an older pair of Merrell shoes which fit better. I believe the design of the shoe tongue which caused the side callus and t he toe box is just too narrow.

I trained for and raced my first off-road triathlon in the Agility Peak 6, and it handled everything from dusty singletrack to rocky descents with confidence. The traction is outstanding, the cushioning is comfortable for long miles, and I loved the overall look of the shoe. My only complaint is that I wish Merrell offered a wide-width option, as the toe box felt a little snug on longer runs.

I really like these shoes. I've been wearing SpeedGoat 6s and 7s for years, and finally decided to try a different shoe following a 100 miler that results in some bad blisters. Switched to the Agility Peak 3s and am really happy with them, their wider toe box, and the impressive size and pattern of the traction lugs. The upper material is really nice too. They are both stylish and have performed well for the trail races I've done in them. I think I will continue to rebuy this shoe once I've worn out the pair I have now.

bought them 2 weeks ago Amazing shoes. Really comfortable only used them once but they are so good.

Coming from the AGP5, these felt "harder" on the first few runs, and also very "different". Wasn't overly jazzed until after 20+km of technical trail running, then they started to break-in. Now? Absolutely love them - they feel incredibly light, responsive, supportive, and offer amazing foot-trail feedback. Initial stiffness is gone, replaced with a good degree of rebound without any squish. The upper is definitely a total re-design compared to the AGP5, toe box is *slightly* roomier, but not by much. Fits narrow to standard width feet fine. Very fast and agile, and very grippy when needed.

Fits well even with a wide toe needed. Also great for those needing arch support.

Very comfortable and rugged shoe. Great for trail running. Very grippy in the mud.

I just bought these and overall I like them. There isn't enough cushioning for my tastes. The shoe fits snuggly and there isn't any cushion in the tongue but despite all that I like this shoe.

The best product ever I really recommend very light weight

Wore these shoes hiking the AT for 302 miles. The shoes held up fairly well.., but found that the insert seemed to create mold after the first time getting wet (did not see this on the Peak 5). Easy fix, replaced insert with superfeet insert Also the Peak 6 model removed the Velcro heel feature and small loop near the toe like the Peak5, and made the gaiters I had not useable. Still a good shoe, just a little disappointed. Back in a pair of Agility Peak 5’s that I had prsviously bought.

I bought this pair about a month ago after doing some research on different shoes. Since then I have done Angel’s Landing, South Kaibab of the Grand Canyon, and various other hikes in the southwest. These have been amazing, great traction and excellent comfort without sacrificing any durability. I’ll certainly be getting another pair once these wear out, I hope to see a version with the BOA system in the near future.

Super comfortable and very breathable. Should be perfect for Summer wear.

These are great shoes. Lots of structural stability. Killer grip, good venting, flat laces stay snug and cool lace holder. A little more snug in the tube box compared to the novas but that is good for technical terrain.

Perfect hiking-running and everyday shoe. I hike with a 40lb vest and run same areas. Shoe fits both needs.