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  • Terrain

    Road

    Shoes best for road, track and light gravel. See the best road shoes.

    Trail

    Shoes best for trail, off road, mountains and other unstable surfaces. See the best trail shoes.

    Good to know

    As long as you stick to the road or path, and if you want just one running shoe, buy a road running shoe.

  • Arch support

    Neutral / cushion / high arch

    Shoes for runners who do not need any additional arch support (Around 50% of runners). Best for people with normal, high or medium high arches. See the best neutral shoes.

    Stability / overpronation / normal arch

    Shoes for runners who need mild to moderate arch support (Around 45% of runners). Best for runners with a low arch. See the best stability shoes.

    Motion control / severe overpronation / flat feet

    Shoes for runners who needs a lot of arch support. Best for runners with flat feet. See the best motion control shoes.

    Good to know

    - Rule of thumb: If in doubt, buy neutral shoes to avoid injuries.
    - More about arch support in this video.
    - Find your arch type by following steps from this video.

  • Use

    Daily running

    Cushioned shoes for your daily easy running. Great comfort. See best shoes for daily running.

    Competition

    Lightweight shoes good for races, interval training, tempo runs and fartlek. Here are the best competition running shoes.

    Good to know

    If you want just one pair of shoes, buy a shoe for daily running.

  • Price
    $120
  • Weight
    Men: 11.1oz
    Women: 9.3oz
  • Heel to toe drop
    Men: 6mm
    Women: 6mm

    The height difference from the heel to the forefoot, also known as heel drop, toe spring, heel to toe spring or simply drop.

    There are many opinions about what a good heel drop is. We do not recommend any in particular. Lean more in this video.

  • Heel height
    Men: 25mm
    Women: 25mm
  • Forefoot height
    Men: 19mm
    Women: 19mm
  • Width
    Men: normal
    Women: normal
  • Release date
    Unknown
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Rankings

Bottom 29% overall
Best running shoes
Bottom 23% Merrell
Best Merrell running shoes
Bottom 30% most popular
Most popular trail running shoes

Expert Reviews

Experts are runners, who post reviews at youtube, directly at RunRepeat or at their own websites. Each expert is categorized from level 1 to level 5 based on expertise. See stats on expert reviews and how we calculate scores here.

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69 / 100 based on 8 expert reviews

  • 85 / 100 | Get Out There Gear

    The shoes felt great on the run. I had felt I had a good amount of cushioning and that I never lacked for grip when I needed it.

  • 84 / 100 | Gear Diary

    I did a single knot today, just as a trial… and sure enough, within two-and-a-half miles, both of the shoes were loosening up; one of them came fully untied. So, I went and double-knotted them… and they're fine the rest of the way. The rest of it: very comfortable shoes.

  • 40 / 100 | Runblogger

    The Merrell AllOut Rush did not work out well for me as a running shoe – it felt too firm underfoot and I felt like the weight-balance was more boot-like than running shoe-like.

  • 65 / 100 | Believe in the Run

    The shoe is a bit on the firm side. Not as firm as the All Out Fuse felt on the roads, but still pretty firm.

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Updates to Merrell All Out Rush

  • Merrell takes the All Out line to another level by not just adding something to a barefoot experience. In the All Out Rush, Merrell features a shoe that can suitably function as a hiking boot because of its large and tank-like outsole. Although the outsole is quite firm and very thick, it does weigh much lighter than it looks.
  • The continuous outsole also gives the shoe a high-level of durability and stability with flexibility as the trade-off. Because the outsole is one solid mass of rubber, runners can expect a more stable, durable platform at the cost of limited flex or less natural movement.

Merrell All Out Rush size and fit

Merrell’s trademark snug fit in the heel and midfoot with a wide toe box is clearly present in the All Out Rush. The delightful locked in feel of the heel and midfoot that widens to a spacious toe box usually benefits most runners. Medium is the offered width of this shoe. Sizing is fairly regular with options from 6 to 14 for the men’s and 5 to 11 for the women’s.


Outsole

The whole chunk of the outsole is dominated by circular lugs with a few opposite facing rubber configurations in the forefoot and the heel for enhanced downhill or uphill movements. Merrell uses its own M Select Grip rubber compound all throughout the outsole for optimal traction on different outdoor surfaces.


Midsole

The whole midsole is blanketed by the Merrell-unique UniFly. This foam is made of premium-grade EVA together with Merrell’s own technologies to give it excellent rebound features and cushioning. It also allows decent ground feedback despite the adequate support and protection. Underfoot protection is increased by firm plates that are located in the heel and the forefoot.


Upper

The AirMesh is a proven material in providing excellent breathability. With numerous overlays from the midfoot to the heel, the All Out Rush offers serious midfoot and heel lockdown feel. The unique Omni-Fit lacing system gives runners a glove-like and dialed in fit. Lastly, reflective details in the upper make running in low-light conditions safe and quite a treat.

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