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Merrell and Gramicci’s Moab 2 Siren redefines performance hiking style

Merrell and Gramicci bring streetwear to hiking footwear

green Merrell/Gramicci sneaker
Merrell/Gramicci

The Merrell x Gramicci Moab 2 Siren is a collaboration that perfectly bridges trail heritage with modern streetwear cool. On one hand, it revives Merrell’s legacy of rugged, performance-driven design, and on the other, it channels Gramicci’s deep roots in climbing culture and outdoor exploration. The result is a sneaker that feels at home on a rocky path as much as in an urban lineup. Outdoor-inspired fashion has been steadily carving its way into everyday wardrobes, with brands reinterpreting technical gear into wearable lifestyle pieces, and this release fits that trend flawlessly. Both Merrell and Gramicci have long been respected names in the field, so their partnership feels organic rather than forced. Together, they’ve created something that celebrates exploration in every form,  whether that’s a weekend hike or a walk through the city.

A trail icon reimagined for the streets from Merrell and Gramicci

Built on Merrell’s trusted Moab 2 platform, the Moab 2 Siren blends outdoor performance with city-ready style. The sneaker features a lightweight EVA foam midsole, a molded nylon shank for extra stability, and a high-traction Vibram TC5+ outsole designed for any terrain. Its upper combines premium suede leather with breathable mesh and Gramicci’s distinctive “Siren Web” detailing for a secure, eye-catching finish. Sustainability takes center stage, too, with recycled laces, webbing, mesh, and a 50% recycled EVA insole. Retailing at $140 USD, the collaboration is available on both Merrell’s and Gramicci’s websites, as well as at select global retailers. Available in two colorways, “Dark Earth” and “Citron”, the Moab 2 Siren captures that perfect blend of adventure spirit and modern streetwear edge.

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