Merrell, the hiking and outdoor footwear brand, is expanding its performance running portfolio with the debut of the ProMorph, which is positioned as an all-terrain hybrid shoe built with responsive cushioning and confident grip.
Merrell adds that the ProMorph merges the DNA of an elite road racer with the technicality of a trail shoe, making it the brand’s most well-rounded hybrid shoe offering.
Designed to take runners from the city to the trail, the ProMorph is built with energy-efficient FloatPro+ foam, offering lightweight rebound over extended periods of time. In addition, FLEXconnect dual-directional flex grooves enhance stability and ground feel, while a Vibram XS Trek Evo outsole provides versatile grip on both wet and dry ground.
“At Merrell, we’re reimagining what performance looks like for today’s runner by merging our trail heritage with modern innovation,” said Richard McLeod, Chief Marketing Officer for Merrell.
“The ProMorph exemplifies how we’re evolving – delivering a hybrid design that’s not just versatile but engineered with our most advanced foam and traction technologies to meet the expectations of a new generation of athletes. It’s a bold step forward in redefining what Merrell stands for in the running space.”
With a stack height of 32.5mm in the heel and a 6mm drop, Merrell adds that the ProMorph is tuned for high-cushion performance without sacrificing control. An athletic fit locks in the foot while maintaining breathability and comfort for daily training to race day use.
The ProMorph is available now for £140 / US$150 / €160 in men’s and women’s models.
