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title: "Merrell Women's All Out Blaze Aero Sport Hiking Water Shoe"
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# Merrell Women's All Out Blaze Aero Sport Hiking Water Shoe

**Brand:** merrell
**Price:** 17434CFA
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** Merrell Women's All Out Blaze Aero Sport Hiking Water Shoe by merrell
- **How much does it cost?** 17434CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- merrell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted merrell brand quality
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

This water-friendly trail shoe sheds water fast, with a hiking design that handles both wet and dry terrain with comfortable ease.

Review: Good for what it is... I guess (almost 2 year update: they've been GREAT) - Original Review: I'm comparing these to Keens Newport H2 sandal, which I assume they are supposed to be compete with. I work outside, on gravel or pavement, and am constantly wet and out in the elements. These are supposed to be my warm weather work shoes, and for the prices these things run, I'm disappointed with everything out there on the market. These are better than the Keen Newport H2s for me: far less clunky / lighter on feet/ no longer feel like I'm wearing clown shoes, more comfortable / feet less sore at the end of the day (still sore, just less), slightly less hideous. Better constructed - my last pair of Keens started to unravel stitching in multiple locations within a week of use, although the first pair I did manage to get 2 years of use out of. How the Keen Newport H2s are better - have more arch support (not much, just more), ankles are better supported, better traction (not great, just better). Update: agility is GREATLY improved in these, compared to the Keens, which more than make up for the fact that the foot feels less protected. Still wish it had more ankle support, more padding, and more arch support. Final Update, ~20 months after buying: Long term view is that these have been GREAT, due to lightweight/agility/comfort, like wearing ballet flats. At this point, the cording has torn off one of the little elastic cloth bands that keep them in place (see picture), the treads are definitely getting a lot more slick, and the cloth(?) edges are also fraying. Not sure how many miles I've put on these, I can easily do 10,000+ steps a day. Back to buy another pair. Upgraded from 4 stars to 5.
Review: Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve ($75) vs KEEN Newport Hydro ($100) vs ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital ($31) - I needed some water shoes, and my feet aren't going to grow anymore (40yo and no more babies thank you very much) so I wanted to get a proper pair that will work for creeking and rafting/canoeing and swimming in the lake/ocean, but also for playing disc golf with my husband and light trail hiking, and will last for the next 5-10 years at least. I started off by heading to Cabela's (FYI, I have a local Cabela's, Field and Stream, and Duluth all within spitting distance of each other, and out of those three brick and mortars, Cabela's had the best water-hiking-shoes selection, BY FAR). In the store I tried on the KEEN Newport Hydro, the KEEN Whisper (mostly they had KEEN and their store brand, Worldwide Sportsman...or something like that), and a few of their Worldwide Sportsman brand. I did not find any Merrell water-hikers in-store (at any of the stores). Anyway, out of the ones I tried at Cabelas, I quickly decided against the Worldwide Sportsman as they did not fit well (loose on my very wide feet, but tight on top and jamming into my leg at the top of my foot). So that left the KEEN. Both the Whisper and the Newport fit well, but I wanted something sturdy and hefty, and the Newport fits the bill on that. If you are looking for cuter and lighter, the Whisper is that. I chose the KEEN Newport Hydro...but they didn't have any in my proper size (size 10 womens, with a wide foot). I bought a half-size down (still fit all right) and went home ($100). I really wanted to try something other than KEEN, so enter desertcart. I proceeded to order the exact same KEEN in my proper size (10) and a different color ($100), the Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve in a 10 ($75), and the ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital in a 10 ($31). I made sure they all had free returns before purchasing, and waited patiently to try them all before returning the rest. Here are my thoughts on them all: KEEN Newport Hydro ***PROS*** -Cute -Very sturdy sole -Fits firmly but still has lots of room in the toe box (excellent for wide feet) -Seem to fit okay in my proper size and a half-size down. In fact, when forced to choose, I would choose the half-size down -Larger cut-outs seem as though it would be easier for water to drain from shoe. Didn't try in water so just my assumption -Excellent and substantial toe guard ***CONS*** -Expensive -Back strap is less comfortable than other options -Heavy ***OVERALL OPINION*** Great shoe. Comfortable. Heavy. Expensive. Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve ***PROS*** -Cute -Fits like a dream -Very sturdy sole -Very comfortable to walk in -Back strap has an extra layer of padding compared to others I tried and it makes a huge difference when walking. Much more pleasant than KEEN -Cheaper than KEEN -Neoprene webbing around foot has less gaps in tongue area compared to the others ***CONS*** -Not as cute as the KEEN (just my personal taste), but still very very cute -Smaller cutouts compared to KEEN...not sure but my initial assumption is they would take longer to dry than the KEEN when creeking -Not as substantial guard in toe area ***OVERALL OPINION*** Great shoe. Very comfortable. Pretty expensive. ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital ***PROS*** -So inexpensive! -Cute -Very comfortable ***CONS*** -Fit is a bit weird. The bungee on top needed to be tightened a lot to fit on my wide foot, yet they were a touch short. Where the back of the sole comes up to hug your heel was jutting into my heel a bit and while not a big deal, it would likely be a big deal after wearing all day. Would prob need to size up half a size. ***OVERALL OPINION*** Surprisingly great shoe for the price. If price is your leading factor in deciding, or if your foot is still growing (hey girls your feet get bigger when you have a baby...I used to be a size 8 before my four kids), this would be a great shoe for you. In the end, I'm going with the Merrell. I expected to like the KEEN best, but was surprised at the superior comfort and the sturdiness of the Merrell, and at a cheaper price tag, I'm sold.

## Features

- Hollowed lugs for lightness

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00KZOCVXK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,186,611 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) |
| Brand | Merrell |
| Closure Type | Bungee |
| Color | Black/Wild Dove |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,457 Reviews |
| Fabric type | 100% Leather/Textile/Synthetic |
| Formality Level | Casual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00044209492426 |
| Heel Type | Chunky/Block |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Insole Material | Textile |
| Item Weight | 10.8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Merrell Footwear |
| Manufacturer Part Number | J65239_Black/Wild Dove |
| Material Fabric | Leather/Textile/Synthetic |
| Model Name | J65239 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Occasion Lifestyle | hiking |
| Origin | Imported |
| Outer Material | Synthetic |
| Outer material | Synthetic |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Seasons | Spring/Summer |
| Shoe Height Map | ankle-high |
| Shoe Type | Athletic Shoe |
| Sole Material | Synthetic |
| Sole material | Synthetic |
| Special Features | Cushioned, Slip Resistant |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Strap Type | lace_up |
| Style Name | J65239 |
| Style Number | J65239 |
| Toe Style | Closed Toe |
| UPC | 044209492426 |
| Unit Count | 1 Pack |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Repellent |
| lining-description | Fabric |

## Images

![Merrell Women's All Out Blaze Aero Sport Hiking Water Shoe - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Cfzuc8OpL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for what it is... I guess (almost 2 year update: they've been GREAT)
*by P***H on May 15, 2020*

Original Review: I'm comparing these to Keens Newport H2 sandal, which I assume they are supposed to be compete with. I work outside, on gravel or pavement, and am constantly wet and out in the elements. These are supposed to be my warm weather work shoes, and for the prices these things run, I'm disappointed with everything out there on the market. These are better than the Keen Newport H2s for me: far less clunky / lighter on feet/ no longer feel like I'm wearing clown shoes, more comfortable / feet less sore at the end of the day (still sore, just less), slightly less hideous. Better constructed - my last pair of Keens started to unravel stitching in multiple locations within a week of use, although the first pair I did manage to get 2 years of use out of. How the Keen Newport H2s are better - have more arch support (not much, just more), ankles are better supported, better traction (not great, just better). Update: agility is GREATLY improved in these, compared to the Keens, which more than make up for the fact that the foot feels less protected. Still wish it had more ankle support, more padding, and more arch support. Final Update, ~20 months after buying: Long term view is that these have been GREAT, due to lightweight/agility/comfort, like wearing ballet flats. At this point, the cording has torn off one of the little elastic cloth bands that keep them in place (see picture), the treads are definitely getting a lot more slick, and the cloth(?) edges are also fraying. Not sure how many miles I've put on these, I can easily do 10,000+ steps a day. Back to buy another pair. Upgraded from 4 stars to 5.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve ($75) vs KEEN Newport Hydro ($100) vs ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital ($31)
*by D***R on July 10, 2019*

I needed some water shoes, and my feet aren't going to grow anymore (40yo and no more babies thank you very much) so I wanted to get a proper pair that will work for creeking and rafting/canoeing and swimming in the lake/ocean, but also for playing disc golf with my husband and light trail hiking, and will last for the next 5-10 years at least. I started off by heading to Cabela's (FYI, I have a local Cabela's, Field and Stream, and Duluth all within spitting distance of each other, and out of those three brick and mortars, Cabela's had the best water-hiking-shoes selection, BY FAR). In the store I tried on the KEEN Newport Hydro, the KEEN Whisper (mostly they had KEEN and their store brand, Worldwide Sportsman...or something like that), and a few of their Worldwide Sportsman brand. I did not find any Merrell water-hikers in-store (at any of the stores). Anyway, out of the ones I tried at Cabelas, I quickly decided against the Worldwide Sportsman as they did not fit well (loose on my very wide feet, but tight on top and jamming into my leg at the top of my foot). So that left the KEEN. Both the Whisper and the Newport fit well, but I wanted something sturdy and hefty, and the Newport fits the bill on that. If you are looking for cuter and lighter, the Whisper is that. I chose the KEEN Newport Hydro...but they didn't have any in my proper size (size 10 womens, with a wide foot). I bought a half-size down (still fit all right) and went home ($100). I really wanted to try something other than KEEN, so enter Amazon. I proceeded to order the exact same KEEN in my proper size (10) and a different color ($100), the Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve in a 10 ($75), and the ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital in a 10 ($31). I made sure they all had free returns before purchasing, and waited patiently to try them all before returning the rest. Here are my thoughts on them all: KEEN Newport Hydro ***PROS*** -Cute -Very sturdy sole -Fits firmly but still has lots of room in the toe box (excellent for wide feet) -Seem to fit okay in my proper size and a half-size down. In fact, when forced to choose, I would choose the half-size down -Larger cut-outs seem as though it would be easier for water to drain from shoe. Didn't try in water so just my assumption -Excellent and substantial toe guard ***CONS*** -Expensive -Back strap is less comfortable than other options -Heavy ***OVERALL OPINION*** Great shoe. Comfortable. Heavy. Expensive. Merrell All-Out Blaze Sieve ***PROS*** -Cute -Fits like a dream -Very sturdy sole -Very comfortable to walk in -Back strap has an extra layer of padding compared to others I tried and it makes a huge difference when walking. Much more pleasant than KEEN -Cheaper than KEEN -Neoprene webbing around foot has less gaps in tongue area compared to the others ***CONS*** -Not as cute as the KEEN (just my personal taste), but still very very cute -Smaller cutouts compared to KEEN...not sure but my initial assumption is they would take longer to dry than the KEEN when creeking -Not as substantial guard in toe area ***OVERALL OPINION*** Great shoe. Very comfortable. Pretty expensive. ATIKA All-Terrain Orbital ***PROS*** -So inexpensive! -Cute -Very comfortable ***CONS*** -Fit is a bit weird. The bungee on top needed to be tightened a lot to fit on my wide foot, yet they were a touch short. Where the back of the sole comes up to hug your heel was jutting into my heel a bit and while not a big deal, it would likely be a big deal after wearing all day. Would prob need to size up half a size. ***OVERALL OPINION*** Surprisingly great shoe for the price. If price is your leading factor in deciding, or if your foot is still growing (hey girls your feet get bigger when you have a baby...I used to be a size 8 before my four kids), this would be a great shoe for you. In the end, I'm going with the Merrell. I expected to like the KEEN best, but was surprised at the superior comfort and the sturdiness of the Merrell, and at a cheaper price tag, I'm sold.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Compared to Ahnu sport sandals and 6 others
*by A***R on November 4, 2020*

In an effort to replace my worn out, beloved pair of Ahnu sports sandals, which are no longer manufactured, I recently purchased the following shoes, all in size 9M: Teva Omnium Slate Merrell Women's J034170 Choprock Shandal Hiking Shoe Merrell Women's All Out Blaze Sieve Water Shoe Merrell womens Water Shoe HYDROTREKKER LTR SHANDAL Brown Oak Women's Closed Toe Outdoor Hiking Water Shoes Sport Sandals Northside Santa Rosa Sport Sandal Teva Terra Float Active Lace Wild Dove Womens Sporty Sandal Note that I have a 2” arch to support in this review. Yes, it really measures 2”. Even the podiatrist was surprised. Okay, here’s the rundown: The most rugged, most sportlike, and least sandal-like were the Merrells. If you’re looking for stability, support, and good traction, look at Merrell. All of them ran longer and more narrow, particularly in the heel. The Choprock felt lighter and more open than the All Out Blaze or the Hydrotrekker. The Brown Oak pair felt far larger in general and wider, specifically. My feet flopped around in them. Little molding or cushioning in the footbed; but then, that’s relative to the Merrells. The Northside Santa Rosa was the most open and least sporty of them all. No molding or cushioning in the footbed. No real support. Scratchy interior. Better protection than open sandals, though. If you need to seriously lockdown your ankles, look to the Teva Omnium Slate. I liked the security, but it didn’t allow enough space in the instep for me. These took slightly more work to put on with the additional buckle. So, weigh whether you need stability or convenience more. Finally, and my favorite, the Teva Terra Float Active Lace felt immediately comfortable: soft interior; snug, but not tight; ample support; sufficient space in the instep to allow for an additional ¾ orthotic for arch support; supportive, but not clunky; plenty of breathability; more coverage (in mesh) for the forefoot than my Ahnu pair, which should help keep out debris; sufficient traction for my everyday activities. Ahnu had been an offshoot of Teva, and is now manufactured by Teva. So, it makes sense that the Tevas were a good replacement for my old Ahnus. I’m grateful I found a pair that would keep my feet comfortable.

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