Salomon Speedcross 6

Ok, so I bought these, so no free chicken here. I have size 11, wide / flat feet with a tendency to roll ankles & experience the dreaded guitar-string arch-fall. This has occurred my whole life, mind you. I’ve struggled to find good shoes / hiking boots. A few years back I grabbed a set of these on a whim (ok, desperation) after my Asolo GTX hiking boots rubbed my heels raw for the umpteenth time (also, did I mention I have Achilles bone spurs? They’re on my heel bone & curve to poke my Achilles tendon—convenient, amirite?)… I had to flex to my military combat boots to finish my elk hunt (Lowa Zephyrs). I resolve to find better / lighter footwear after the hunt. So I snag these things and yep.. they feel tight & narrow, just like the reviews. I stick with em. No blisters. No Achilles tendinitis / discomfort from the spurs. Just a bit of “dang these are tight” for the first few weeks. After a few weeks, I take these suckers up the Moanalua hike in Oahu. Yes, this is the legal way to the radar site of the “Stairway to Heaven” fame. A serious day hike for committed hikers. Zero probs. You’re Spider-Man in these things. Afterwards, I was smoked, but no foot problems. A week later, we do it again. No probs. Again. I watched my buddies in “normal shoes” eat it on slick mud / roots, etc. No probs for these, the BFG MTRs for your feet. So if you’re like me, big hobbit feet & in your 40s with sufficient gumption and income to absorb the cost of a failed footwear purchase or a willingness to take on the Amazon AI returns bot, you have nothing to lose by trying them. This is my third pair. I put em on.. said “dang these are tight” and stepped it out for 6 miles. They’ll loosen up! Still zero blisters. Zero spur probs. Zero tendonitis. I’m convinced these are the BEST SHOES MADE (that I’ve found). The tread will wear quicker than your average gym shoe… but the treads are super aggressive trail lugs… if you’re a townie speed walking concrete, you’ll rub the nubs off quick! Keep these to the trail & they’ll last you a good amount of time. And let’s be honest—the looks and the laces.. are fire! Initial reviews are cool and the gang, but 6 years of Bigfoot slinging lugs in mountainous terrain might be useful for the buyer on the fence. Be patient & step it out.

I'm really really impressed. The tread has worked flawlessy so far for me through grass, gravel, mud, tree roots and general matted trails. I understand now why they market the Ortholite cushioning so much. It's a great balance of giving but firm, comfortable to run in but still sturdy enough to inspire confidence regardless of terrain. The goretex shell is really why I bought these and I'm not disappointed. It's done well wrapping over the sole and will keep you dry thru a few inches of deep mud, snow, or puddles with ease. The lacing system I was skeptical about, I've tried various sport laces in the past with road sneaks and was always left disappointed. But these work great. Very easy to loosen and tighten, the actual lace is more like braided wire than a fabric shoelace and it does not give at all. The fit was great, they really hug your foot. Might feel a bit tight at first but after a few miles it'll form to your foot and all is good. Just be aware, these are meant for crummy conditions. If all you encounter are smooth dry trails there are other shoes that you'll like more. But if you're running thru snow, mud, rain or just really rough trails these will fulfill your needs.

I needed to replace my older Brooks Ghost GTX winter running shoes and after much research and review reading settled on the newer Ghost GTX, the La Sportiva Kaptiva GTX, the ASICS GT-2000 8 G-TX and the Speedcross 5 GTX. The Ghost and Asics were rejected as they were just the regular running shoe with a Gore-Tex lining in that they did not put in any additional toe or side protection from the elements and I don't trust Gore-Tex to last long when continuously exposed. The La Sportiva had a wading sock like system inside which may make sense for debris control but was too constraining for winter use. This led to the Speedcross and after many miles of snow/trail/wet road running I have been very pleased. As a pronator, I was worried about the neutral rather than supportive design but have not experienced any issues. The aggressive sole with widely spaced lugs has been really impressive and confidence building on the trail and snow and surprisingly, is not noticeable when running on the road (not sure how well they will wear though). The water resistance is the best that I have ever seen for a low rise GTX running or trail shoe. The overall design, the material and DWR finish shed water like crazy and I have no hesitation to run through inches of slush (with running gaiters on). Being a more trail-oriented shoe, I was surprised how light they are and that there is really no noticable weight or flexibility penalty for road running while at the same time feeling supportive on the trail. With all these positives, I am OK if the sole ends up wearing out early (no evidence so far) as long as another pair is available when I need it.

I have been using them for 5/6 years and still in good shape !

I am a steadicam operated who walks backwards on random terrain. After 13 twelve hour days half the tread on the interior of each shoe is almost gone. Which is a bummer because the fit is great and the breathing is next level. My sweaty feet were gone wearing these shoes. Super comfortable, stylish, treads were great until they were gone. They go fast, I was not wearing them outside. Only inside on a flat studio. That being said, at work I do about 12,000 steps per shoot. After 20 or so wears the interior where the ball of my foot meets the floor the treat is nearly gone. When I first got them I gained an inch in height, now they are basically flat but still comfy.

I’ve had these for almost two months. Up here in Anchorage I’ve been running in snow for a month already. These shoes are great. I run 5 miles 3-4 times a week. They have proven to be waterproof so far. Excellent traction in the mud or snow. My feet are dry and they are very comfortable. First time using this type of laces and I like how easy there are to lace up. Just a little looser in the heel than I wanted but not bad. All in all they are well worth it. I never write reviews but had to for these

I use these for outdoor sporting events where it’s common to be either very muddy (thick sticky clay, central Texas) or sometimes wet with puddles. Of course water can get into the shoe via rain or very deep puddles but they barely let in any water otherwise. The tread of the shoe will still pick up a fair amount of mud but it comes of very easily and really releases when it starts to dry. I used to use boombahs and those things required extensive mud removal at home whereas these shoes typically have released all their mud before I get back to the house. Great shoes! Worth the price.

The Solomon trail shoes are EXCELLENT! I primarily run on trails in the Mojave desert and the shoes performed flawlessly. The only minor problem I had was the shoes are narrow causing a tight fit around my feet; however, after my 2nd run in the desert, the shoes loosened up considerably. If you don't have narrow feet, I highly recommend you purchase the wider size.

No dislikes. Sports & casual wear

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Originales y muy cómodos claro que compro otros

ロードではアシックスの２５．５ トレイルではHOKAの２６．5 履いてます。 ソールが固めのトレイルラン用が欲しかったので 本商品を選択してみました。 皆さんのレビューより少しきつめのようなので prime try before you buyにて 26.5 27.0 を試し履きすると、26.5ではサイズは丁度良いけど つま先が少し当たるので若干大きめの２７.0を購入しました。 当たりをつけるため 10キロほどロードを試走すると 厚底柔らかいのになれているせいか ソールはだいぶ固めに感じました。 長距離ロードはきついかな… 後日トレイル20キロ弱に実戦投入してみました。 期待通り固めのソールで岩場もしっかりグリップして 登りやすかったです。 下りでズルっと滑る事もなし。 後半疲れて急な下りは少し爪先が痛み始めたので、 やはりこのサイズにして正解でした。 足首のグニュもなかったので ローカットのトレッキングシューズとして使用しても大丈夫そうです。 GORE-TEXなので足首からの水の侵入を防ぐために ゲイターソックスあってもいいかもしれません。