Ever since Merrell was founded in the eighties, they have mastered the artistry and craftsmanship of outdoor footwear. They certainly live up to their mission statement:
At Merrell, we believe the world and nature provides us with the greatest playground on earth. Nature is beauty, and our products are built with this design standard in mind. Function with grace is nature’s standard and we adopt it as our own. Merrell empowers people to challenge themselves in the great outside.
Today, you too can adopt “function with grace” as your standard. Merrell shoes are 40 percent off. The deal includes 13 different pairs of both men’s and women’s footwear. Several are also available in more than one color, so you likely want to check it out for yourself.
Normally $130, this Merrell Oxford is 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Merrell Men’s Brevard Lace Oxford Shoe on sale for $78
Normally $130, this Merrell Oxford sneaker is 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Merrell Men’s Brevard Oxford Sneaker on sale for $78
Normally $100, this Merrell sneaker is 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Merrell Men’s Berner Moc Fashion Sneaker on sale for $60
Normally $150, this Merrell backpacking boot is 40 percent off right now (Photo via Amazon)
Merrell Men’s Everbound Vent Mid Waterproof Backpacking Boot on sale for $90
Normally $140, this Merrell backpacking boot is 40 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Merrell Men’s Everbound Vent Waterproof Backpacking Boot on sale for $84
Merrell’s motto is “do what’s natural.” Capitalizing on opportunities to get shoes for $50 and $60 off is quite natural.
Merrell Hiking Shoes and more — up to 40 percent off
Merrell shoes are on sale today (Photo via Amazon)
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