REVIEWS
72 Reviews
MissD
Excellent show for bushwalking and fast paced activity in a terrain
Rosalyn
Super comfortable for long hikes matching with my Solomon socks. Size down cause it’s kinda big. My regular size is 7 and I got 6.5 and it’s perfect.
SueT
I have been wearing this model of shoe for several years. I wear orthotics due to multiple episode of plantar fasciitis. It provides the stiffness and support to take VERY long very fast walks over different terrain. (Can't run anymore due to neuromas and other foot issues). I love this shoe!
Minus44
Have never had a Salomon shoe break or be defective!! Use Salomon's only since 1992 when I started trail running. I prefer the sturdier, stable shoe for trail use, day hiking. This model is working for me. After years of working on my feet in boots have to have the best support. I prefer the days of Salomon when the colors were muted. Please loose the shiny additions.
patc
One of the worst shoes I have bought from this brand.
MDang
Decided to buy these as my camp shoes since they're quite easy to slip on and off. They're pretty comfortable but the balls of feet started hurting a little bit after a full day of wear. Feet will also get quite warm since they are gortex.
Mandi98
I bought this shoe specifically for a hiking and climbing trip in Norway and Iceland. Last minute purchase. No break in period. Right out of the box no issues. I wear inserts in all my shoes and these shoes did not need the exchange. I have walked around 50 miles in these shoes during my vacation. It was a great and one of the best key purchases I made. I wear a 10 in Brooks and ordered a 9.5 with this shoe.
Mtn Seeker
I prefer a low rise hiking shoe vs. a boot. These are great - comfortable and easy to get on and off. Good for rugged terrain but stylish enough to wear daily.
Becky
Love these shoes! Have had these for many many years, they are my go to hiking shoes. Great waterproof, and super comfortable.
DrMimi
I cannot express the quality and durability of these trail runners. Goretex exterior with soft but substantial support for your feet . Fits well on my narrow foot with adjustable laces. Took them out for a test spin the evening they arrived and they did not disappoint. Well worth the money as I see them lasting for quite some time
tbeers
Love these. On my 3rd pair now. The speed laces are a game changer. Fit well. I have a wider foot. Super comfy. I only wish they came in the same colors as the non-Gore Tex version. The non-Gore Tex versions always have better colors.
BMOONEY9
I bought these is a size 7, and they were too big. They fit my sister, and she wears a size 8, so I gave them to her. She likes them
Ashleigh
Super comfirtable for hikes, it has a good maintain and the sole has a good grip.
Walking Writer
I wore XA Comp 8, for four years in 48 states. I wanted to replacement them but they are no longer made so the XA Pro 3D v9 is suggested as the closest match in both fit and structure. The Sense Ride 5 is a bit lighter and softer, which some find more comfortable for longer walks, though it may feel less structured than the XA Comp 8. Besides the heel pull being lower and the breathability of fabric, I believe they will make it through the remaining states and last for a couple of years.
SC in CA
This is my third pair of Salomon hikers and by far the very best. I have worn them walking/hiking for the last 14 days without any issues. I love these shoes!
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