>>2405266>>2405358>Merrell Vapor GloveI use those for work and running as well. Great shoes, especially when you get them for sale. The sole wears through rather quickly, which doesn't come as much of a surprise seeing how thin it is.
I started out with the Merrell Trail Glove, which I found even more slippery on wet rock, but it was an older version I think. I don't like the pronation support (or whatever it's called) on those though.
For hiking I typically wear something a bit more sturdy, like Vivo's or more recently pic rel. I've done a couple of days in them and they work well. Only "complaint" was my soles were a little ruffed up by some tough descents on very rocky terrain combined with a lot of downpours soaking my feet (any tips on drying out shoes on trail?) - but that's to be expected I guess and not much of an issue.
