REVIEWS
57 Reviews
Jess84
Bought these before our trip to Scotland, little sore bedding in as expected but now very comfortable, great grip and support!
JBITDW
First of all. I`m talking about the Low model of the same shoe, because, I can`t fint the Mid on the website. This shoes guys is definetly for the medium difficulty hikes only. If you are going to kick some rocks and climb somewhere you need something more solid with the hard midsole (Crosshike or X Ultra). But for the flat summer hike with mud and water under your feet it`ll be fine. GORE TEX works perfectly well same as always that`s why it`s not a question. So I`ve been on the Gros Morne Mointain loop (~18 km hike with 900 m elevation) in these ones (lows) and I had the next issues: laces are constantly undited. Thanks to my sports experince, I know how to deal with that. And the main issue that acutally spoiled the whole trip is that the insole slid off backwards every 30 minutes and I got the callus on my toe so that`s a definetely a quality issue. I was really frustrated.
Anne060606
Bought these a few weeks ago but have only worn them once so far. It had been raining but not really heavily. They didn't leak and they helped me keep my footing really well. I'm not sure how comfortable they're going to be as I haven't really worn them in yes, but do far so good!
HighlandstomperBex
I will order these boots again once I've exhausted this pair. So comfortable with great cushioning which I'm in desperate need of as a a keen walker with stubborn plantar fasciitis! I stomp 10K daily and these boots have been amazing. The laces can come undo unless you tie them really tightly and I wouldn't go out in a monsoon for hours walking in them - I'll pick up my Quest boots for that, but they are a great lightweight walking boots I'd be happy to recommend - just go half a size up to your normal size for room with a walking sock :-)
love salomon comfort
The boot top hits right at the ankle bone causing discomfort there and with very little padding on the tongue, seems that this would be an uncomfortable boot. I've had three previous pairs of salomon ankle hiking boots that have fit superbly and was hoping to recreate that fit.
peggy808
My past experience with Salomon shoes is that they’re pretty hard and not much arch support. These shoes are decently cushy! I added superfeet insoles and have no foot pain after 8 miles. The round laces do slip so I have to relace and tighten the at least once. Very breathable and flexible. Have not gotten to test the waterpoofness yet but am happy so far.
Joolz23
These boots arrived this morning and I’ve been wearing them inside the house . They feel ok so far, but what can I do about the laces? They’re far too long and keep catching on the other shoe lugs & coming unfastened. I’ve tried double knotting them but they’re too bulky. Please help!
Gym Rat
I have always loved the Salomon Speedcross brand. I came across the hiker and said, “Let’s give it a try”. I needed a new pair for work (delivery driver). I love them, everything about except the laces, hence the reason for the 4 stars. The laces are so long and of round that I have to tread them through the other end of the laces just so I don’t have to tie laces all day.
Reale
I've finally decided on keeping these after replacing the sole insert with my old KEEN ones. so even if that makes them very slightly heavier, I would put better inserts in them. secondly, the laces keep coming undone. So I would put a different kind of shoelaces on the shoes. thank you
Kay88
I wore these to go on a ski trip because I knew I was going to walk in snow. What happened was: as I came out of the elevator at an airport, the hook of the right shoe caught the shoelace of the left shoe and 60lbs of gear fell on me after I fell face first on the concrete, hit my head had a mild concussion and bruised my wrist, elbow, knee, shoulder, hip, and cracked a part of the bracelet I had on my right arm. These shoes are dangerous and Salomon you really need to do something about it. My partner has them too and he has tripped on them so many times but not as bad as I did. My head and knee still hurt after 3 weeks. Also shoelaces are horrible, I swapped them to the ones I wasn’t using from other shoes. This “tripping” was happening even before I swapped the bad shoelaces. Don’t get these shoes!!
DeaSardos
I just spent 6 day’s backpacking in Joshua Tree. I trained in these boots for a month prior and had zero issues. While in Joshua Tree, these boots never once slipped on the stones/gravel. They kept my feet warm and the ankle support was awesome. I felt like I was wearing sneakers in regards to the lightness of them. No hot spots and I usually have nerve issues but all good! I can’t wait to get another pair when back in stock!
Fotot
I have not had a chance to use these boots in earnest but for short walks very comfortable good support and light
Sue61
I bought these hiking shoes after trying an other brand that made my feet ache! Since wearing these on my hikes, I have minimal foot discomfort. Thank you so much!
Margmag
Got these for snow days at Tahoe as a replacement for leather Danner boots. Very comfortable, light and warm as well as waterproof. Will also used them for hiking. Love them!!
paultomp
Was bought as gift for my daughter, so am unable to give any detailed comment, but she was clearly pleased to receive.
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