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Altrec
With a slip lasted athletic fit, the Merrell Siren Waterproof Mid Leather Boots - Women's makes easy work of delicate log crossings, stomping through swampy meadows, and scrambling talus fields. This over-the-ankle full grain leather hiker provides exceptional support and comfort with its Nubuck and pig suede leather wraps and debris fending bellows tongue. A waterproof membrane provides an impermeable barrier against the elements, while the abrasion resistant heel bumper gives critical footwear protection. With the Siren Mid experience what others won't in comfortable Ortholite® anatomical footbed and womens-only QForm® footframe.
Features:
- Abrasion resistant heel bumper
- Bellows tongue keeps debris out
- Breathable mesh lining treated with Aegis Antimicrobial solution
- MIDSOLE/OUTSOLE
- Material: UPPER/LINING - Strobel construction offers flexibility and comfort
- Merrell air cushion in the heel absorbs shock and adds stabilityV mm Sole lug depth
- Molded nylon arch shank
- Nubuck and pig suede leather upper
- Ortholite Anatomical Footbed
- QForm Comfort midsole provides women's specific stride-sequenced cushioning
- Vibram Siren Song Sole/TC5+ Rubber W
- Waterproof Membrane provides impermeable barrier
- Women's Weight: 1 lb 7 ozs.
REI
Scramble in comfort! These Merrell Siren hiking boots supply adventurous spirits with waterproof protection and great looks.
- Waterproof, full-grain and synthetic leather uppers provide long-lasting performance and reliability; rubber toe bumpers and heel counters protect feet from rough terrain
- Polyester mesh linings work with breathable mesh in the uppers to wick away excess sweat and promote ventilation
- Padded, bellowed tongues relieve lace pressure and keep trail debris out; heel loops aid entry
- Removable, anatomic Ortholite® footbeds are ventilated to help keep feet cool and dry
- Q-Form™ triple-density, compression-molded EVA midsoles help maintain foot alignment and control pronation
- Air Cushion® heel pockets in midsoles absorb shock and add stability
- Injection-molded nylon arch shanks and thermoplastic urethane heel cups stabilize and support feet on uneven terrain
- Vibram® Siren Song™ sticky rubber outsoles offer low-profile traction and excellent durability
ShoeBuy.com
Forging creeks, crossing bogs, and scrambling on rocks are no problem with over-the-ankle support and waterproof full grain leather uppers. The stylized lead patterned side panels set this Siren apart. A slip lasted athletic fit, Ortholite anatomical footbed and womens-only Q-Form footframe make all that scrambling comfortable, and a Vibram sole makes each step sure and sold. Slip Lasted Construction. Full Grain/Synthetic Leather and Breathable Mesh Upper. Injection Molded TPU Heel Protection. Bellows Tongue. 7.5mm Narrow Gauge Webbing. 4.5mm Ortholite Anatomical Footbed. Nylon 6.6 Injection Molded Arch Shank. Q-Form Triple Density Compression Molded EVA Footframe. Merrell Air Cushion Midsole. 6mm Sole Lug Depth. Vibram Siren Song Sole/TC5+ Rubber.
PeterGlenn
Whether its following song lines or hard lines, this Sirens up for itin any weather. Merrell waterproof construction features a waterproof leather upper supported by a highly functional filigree of leather strapping from heel to toe and a waterproof mesh lining, conspicuously padded around the ankle. Merrell Q-Form Air Cushion midsole dissipates stress and aligns the stride.
Features:
- Air Cushion MidsoleUmm Sole Lug Depth
- Breathable Ventilator Bellows Tongue
- Compression Molded EVA Footframe
- Nylon 6.6 Injection Molded Arch Shank
- Q-Form Triple Density Compression Molded EVA Footframe (women)
- Rubber Toe Bumper/Heel CounterW.5mm Narrow Gauge WebbingT.5mm Anatomical Footbed
- Waterproof Construction
- Waterproof Leather
- Waterproof Mesh Lining
Onlineshoes.com
Venture off the beaten path with the Siren Waterproof Mid Leather over-the-ankle boot from Merrell. The leather/synthetic leather/fine-gauge mesh upper features a leaf-patterned side panel. A women’s-specific fit and an EVA footframe work with the anatomical footbed and Air Cushion midsole to provide superior, long-lasting comfort. The highly durable Vibram outsole grips on any surface.
Features:
- Air Cushion Midsole
- Bellows tongue
- Heel tab
- Injection-molded TPU heel protection
- Injection-molded arch shank
- Leather/synthetic leather/fine-gauge mesh upper
- OrthoLite Anatomical Footbed
- Q-Form™ Alignment System
- Slip-Lasted Construction
- TC5+ Rubber
- Vibram Siren Song™ Rubber Sole
- Women’s-specific fit
Shoemall.com
No description provided.
Features:
- Bellows tongueW.5mm narrow gauge webbingT.5mm Ortholite anatomical footbed
- Forging creeks and scrambling on rocks are no problem with this waterproof hiking boot
- Full grain/synthetic leather/breathable mesh upper
- Injection molded TPU heel protection
- Merrell Air Cushion midsoleVmm sole lug depth
- Nylon 6.6 injection molded arch shank
- Q-Form triple density compression molded EVA footframe
- Slip lasted construction
- Vibram Siren Song rubber sole
Nordstrom
Rugged hiking boot can handle any terrain with its waterproof, full-grain-leather construction and over-the-ankle support. Ortholite anatomical footbed and Q-Form™ foot frame are specially engineered for women, with a slip-lasted athletic fit for comfort and stability.
Features:
- BP. Shoes.
- Breathable.
- By Merrell; imported.
- Find your perfect size: Watch the video
- Full-grain leather, synthetic and mesh upper/textile lining/Vibram® rubber sole.
- Lace-up style.
| Average weight: | 23 ounces |
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| Average weight - metric: | 0.65 kilogram |
| Cut: | Mid |
| Gender: | Women's |
| Lining: | Polyester mesh |
| Midsole: | EVA |
| Outsole: | Rubber |
| Style: | Light-hiking |
| Support: | Nylon arch shank |
| Upper: | Full-grain leather/synthetic leather/nylon mesh |
| Waterproof: | Yes |
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- - Altrec
- - PeterGlenn
- - Shoemall.com
- - Nordstrom
- - Onlineshoes.com
Merrell Siren Waterproof Mid Reviews Summary:
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Positive Reviews:
Comfy right out of the box | |
| Michelle at REI on 11/11/2008 | |
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| I found out that I would be going on a 20 mile backpacking trip in 2 weeks. I didn't feel that was long enough to purchase and break-in some heavier duty boots, so I bought these because I already have and love the low top Siren Ventilators, but would need something with a little more support and that was waterproof for this hike. These boots delivered right out of the box. I took them on a short 3 mile hike to test them out and as expected they were comfortable right away. Though for the longer backpacking trip I could have used a little more support they really did their job: My feet were kept dry, comfortable, and I only got a couple small blisters in places that were not bothersome. We had some snow on the trail and later very muddy and wet trails and these kept my feet nice and dry. Additionally, the aggressive tread pattern provided excellent traction on slick surfaces. I'm sure that over the winter these will also get use daily due to their comfort and warmth. While I'd like to get something a little stiffer for longer hikes, these boots performed great overall. I am a huge Merrell fan, and I'd happily recommend these or my Ventilators to anyone. For those of you who wear orthotics, I do recommend doing so with these as there is not noticeable arch support. I also recommend buying a half size up if you want to accommodate thick hiking socks. I usually wear an 8.5, but the 9 worked out great. | |
Comfortable & nice looking hiking boots | |
| reiles at REI on 11/11/2008 | |
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| These Merrell hiking boots are comfortable and nice looking! I wear these for day hiking over rocky terrain/bouldering and they hold up well. While I haven't completely submersed these boots in water, they are definitely water resistant in puddles, mist and light snow. My feet stayed dry and warm (I had on wool socks as well). I bought these in a half size larger to accommodate my thick wool socks and this worked out great. I didn't need much of a break-in period for these boots; wore them around town a bit before I hiked in them and they were comfortable from the first step of my hike. The ankle support is great without digging into my ankles. They're not bulky or stiff like some of the hiking boots I've worn and they're the nicest looking hiking boots I've worn. I really love these! | |
comfy! | |
| E.D. at REI on 09/09/2009 | |
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| I've done a 3 day and a 4 day backpacking trip with these. They were very comfortable from the start. They seriously feel like pillows surrounding your feet. No blisters. I did a lot of harsh/steep scrambling on the last trip and they surprisingly held up great. Great traction. I'm skeptical about how durable they are. They are very soft and flexible. I will just have to wait and see. I think these boots are more water resistant than waterproof. They stand up to rain, but not to walking through shallow streams. Use the rocks/logs. The original insole they came with was not comfortable for me. I switched it out for the Lynco orthotics. Also, my measured shoe size is 6 1/2 and I had to buy a 7 1/2. | |
Great boots | |
| Pearlie May at REI on 02/02/2010 | |
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| I've worn these boots for almost one year now. No break in was needed. I've gone on 7-8 mile day hikes with light pack. I wear orthotics and these boots accomodate them well. I can wear mid weight socks or sock liner with heavier sock and I have no problem with fit. I usually hike on fire roads or dirt/sand and some loose rocky trails. I think they are too light for really rocky trails as I can feel the rocks when hiking. I would get the heavier weight backpacking boots if carrying 30-40 lbs. These are fine for day hikes or light pack. I have not tried them in water but I have hiked in 30 degree weather and they are warm. | |
Great Boot | |
| Sierra City Hiker at Onlineshoes.com on 06/06/2009 | |
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| As an every day hiker who is on very rocky trails, I love this light boot. Not heavy and stiff like my others. This is the boot I pick for my longer day hikes. I added a good cushioning insole as I have low volume feet with narrow heels. It is one of the few boots that I've tried that can be tied tight enough to keep my heels from slipping. Only con is that they are not waterproof. That may be because they are becoming somewhat tired after hundereds of hard miles. I would buy this boot again without hesitation. | |
Good option for running Dog Agility | |
| flatcoatNH at Onlineshoes.com on 08/08/2009 | |
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| I use the shoe for running my dog in agility. I needed a lightweight, waterproof shoe I could run in that also provided good ankle support for my previously injured ankles. This shoe fits the bill perfectly. For running dog agility in damp/wet grass, the shoe provides the moisture protection I need, while still being light enough to run in. Also, since the sole is not as "grippy" as most hikers, it provides the right amount of traction without causing my feet to get tangled in grass, which could cause a fall. | |
They're pretty good. | |
| Picklefeather at REI on 12/12/2009 | |
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| I bought them to use while volunteering in northwestern Ecuador. They provided great traction and comfort while hiking in the Andes. Their waterproofing holds up well in moderate rain, but I wore them while hiking in the Redwoods during a downpour and water soaked through to my socks after about a mile of hiking. Although I like them a lot, I wish I would have spent the extra money and bought shoes with Gore-Tex. | |
Absolutely comfortable | |
| Dixie Sis at Onlineshoes.com on 07/07/2009 | |
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| As with all my Merrell shoes, I was able to put them on and go. The best thing about Merrells is they feel so natural that I never have that, "Oh, I have to take my shoes off!" feeling. And, I have received compliments on every pair! | |
outstanding! | |
| msfridley golf course horticulturist at Onlineshoes.com on 12/12/2009 | |
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| Love these boots! They keep my feet dry and comfortable and give my weak ankle support. They have also have helped reduce my heal spur pain with the support they provide. Very satisfied with my purchase and quality of boot I recieved. | |
great boot | |
| grandmother at Onlineshoes.com on 10/10/2009 | |
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| At first I thought it was going to be too small, but it fits like a glove. Of course, Merrells are my favorite. | |
Negative Reviews:
NOT waterproof. And smelly | |
| Workerbee at REI on 01/01/2010 | |
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| I really wanted these boots to work. I have very narrow feet with narrow heels so it is almost impossible to find boots that fit. These almost did, but still had some heel slippage for me. Otherwise, they were very comfortable. However, there were two deal breakers. 1) NOT waterproof. For me waterproof is waterproof, there is no degree, i.e. a little waterproof. These were perhaps, water resistant. What I did was soak them in a bucket of water about two inches deep for 45 minutes. That is a little extreme perhaps but not out of the realm of possibility if you were walking through snow, mud or streams. Both boots leaked through on the side right around the ball of the foot. It looked very sealed there but guesssnot. As mentioned in another review, they took three + days to dry. 2) The smell! They had a really, really bad chemical smell. Even after sitting outside for two weeks and the above-mentioned soaking, they were still quite pungent. I thought that maybe they were made waterproof by a coating, not by a membrane, but looking on the Merrell site, they do indeed have a "waterproof" membrane. So I can't account for the smell. I don't know if these were an aberration as I only tested one pair. I saw one review of leaking and no other mention of the smell so maybe I am just especially sensitive. I am now working on seeing if the Vasque Briza GTX work. Very narrow, I don't know how people with normal feet would even fit into this but definitely waterproof when subjected to the same test. | |
quality control issue? | |
| reallynothere at REI on 09/09/2009 | |
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| I bought a pair of these yesterday. The left boot felt strange, as if I can feel the ground through the boot at the toe area, but nothing look obviously wrong. They look great, fit well, and felt comfortable when I was walking around in the store on carpet. However when I took them out to the real world the hard concrete and asphalt came right through the bottom as if there were no padding at all. I am using super feet insole in place of the thin insole they came with. There is cracking in the grey rubber already. This is after a few hours of wear? I do not understand the other reviews for this boot except maybe I got a defective pair. But it is hard to tell since the REI store do not have more than one pair of these in my size. | |
Attractive but less than durable | |
| Andeanist at REI on 06/06/2009 | |
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| I use these boots to hike in the Andes and climb around archaeological sites. Within the first month of this field season and the use of these boots, the sole started to separate from the front of the boot. Then all the sewn sections started to separate. They feel very narrow and I have twisted my ankle several times using these. They would be great for a casual walker needing a more attractive, versatile and practical walking shoe but they're no good on the trail. | |
Neutral Reviews:
Narrow shoe | |
| jen2rocks at REI on 03/03/2009 | |
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| I've had many Merrell hiking/trail shoes. I needed a waterproof boot for a long adventure into the Grand Canyon. I bought a 1/2 larger than my normal size. The shoe fit like my true size and after I put on my hiking socks, they felt on the edge of beeing to small. The tread and suport were awesome. The laces stayed tied with no adjustments needed. I hiked down the South Kiabab trail with no problems. The rest of the 10 mile hike was not comfortable. I had 7 blisters and acheing feet like there was no insole in the shoe. The hike out 2 days later was rough. The blisters were around my foot like the shoe was too narrow. I love this brand but this shoe was a miss for long backpacking trips. | |
Super comfortable, but waterproof? No. | |
| Mandy the Bird Chaser at REI on 05/05/2009 | |
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| I purchased these boots in a desperate attempt to find waterproof boots that would keep my feet dry in the mountains of West Virginia... and they have been a sore disappointment. After only three weeks of use, both boots began leaking at the toe in only mildly rainy/drizzly conditions, and within an hour my feet are soaking wet. The other bad thing about them is once they are wet, they take FOREVER to dry out (I'm talking 3+ days, with insoles removed), which is very inconvenient for my job. Good things about these boots are that they are super comfortable, and required only about four days of break-in time. | |
nice design but low traction | |
| sky bravin at Onlineshoes.com on 11/11/2008 | |
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| good to walk around the city. but not good for wet surfaces it has low traction | |
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