I have these as a daily running shoe. Not much trail use. Yea the treads are getting thin after 2 years of road running but I haven't had a more comfortable shoe of any type than these. I bought them for hiking but can't stop wearing them.
@@drzhaf well, I have friends that I run with that have shoes they prefer and claim to be the most comfortable. Each person is different and their opinion is their opinion. Again, I bought these for hiking and some trail runs in the mountains which are extremely rocky. The fact that my feet did not hurt climbing and running on hard surfaces led me to try them on pavement. I also hunt and wear rather bulky boots in the same mountains as I hike and run. I play soccer both indoors and outdoors. I ride dirtbikes and ski. The amount of footwear I wear in many types of activities does not make me a professional critic. But having an opinion if others wish to take into consideration is their choice. I'm sure Solomon doesn't mind hearing how versatile their shoes are as well as other consumers.
Just order mine yesterday. Got to their website they're on sale. No spam I'm a average hiker. I saw that wool socks are great for hiking. My feet were burning tho but I was wearing Columbia hiking boots.
@@RunningWithDusty Feet felt mostly fine and I was wearing Darn Tough socks which are way too heavy for the weather despite being a great hiking sock. Definitely a bit of sweat buildup more than I’d like but very manageable. If it was 80F today, I might have been in some serious trouble though haha hard to say
They look great and I'm strongly considering them, but now I'm concerned that they're not ideal for running on the pavement as well and potentially keeping them on while running errands on the weekend. Do you agree? Is there a better shoe (all black) for what I'm speaking of?
They certainly aren't ideal for running on pavement. You can find a lot of other trail shoes that come in all black. The On Cloudventure and HOKA Speedgoat come in an all black (but only in the waterproof versions). Those would be better options for trail shoes that will be better on pavement.
@@RunningWithDusty I've checked those out and still prefer the design of Solomon. They just look great to me but it wouldn't be a smart purchase if they're not suited for cross-training.
I personally felt like they’re light on my hike today (I don’t actually trail run). That said, I’ve been wearing my insulated boots that are 3lbs 8oz total for the last 4 months... so I’m probably biased
They don't feel too heavy on the feet. Certainly not when you consider how aggressive the outsole is. For easier trails, I would prefer the On Cloudultra though
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Speedcross 5 has an excellent weight to protection ratio! I'm very glad I bought my pair and love the durability.
I have these as a daily running shoe. Not much trail use. Yea the treads are getting thin after 2 years of road running but I haven't had a more comfortable shoe of any type than these. I bought them for hiking but can't stop wearing them.
are they fine on concrete? not slippery?
You are probably one of the rarest person using speedcross 5 for road running 😆.
@@drzhaf well, I have friends that I run with that have shoes they prefer and claim to be the most comfortable. Each person is different and their opinion is their opinion. Again, I bought these for hiking and some trail runs in the mountains which are extremely rocky. The fact that my feet did not hurt climbing and running on hard surfaces led me to try them on pavement. I also hunt and wear rather bulky boots in the same mountains as I hike and run. I play soccer both indoors and outdoors. I ride dirtbikes and ski. The amount of footwear I wear in many types of activities does not make me a professional critic. But having an opinion if others wish to take into consideration is their choice. I'm sure Solomon doesn't mind hearing how versatile their shoes are as well as other consumers.
@@drzhaf one more thing, I live in the northeast. I run everyday before work, rain, snow, and sleet.
Just order mine yesterday. Got to their website they're on sale. No spam I'm a average hiker.
I saw that wool socks are great for hiking. My feet were burning tho but I was wearing Columbia hiking boots.
Great review! 👌as someone with a narrower foot i usually have to buy women's shoes but thanks for mentioning the midsole width, very helpful. 👍
Have three pairs, my favourite trail shoe.🤘👍😎
Nice!
I just picked a pair up off REI for $96.00 USD with free shipping. Probably the best bang for buck deal out there for trail runners.
Just bought a pair today and testing them out tomorrow. Hoping they aren’t TOO hot like you mentioned in the video.
Let me know what you think. I still haven't tested them out in hot weather
@@RunningWithDusty Will do! Temps will be around 60F tomorrow
@@RunningWithDusty Feet felt mostly fine and I was wearing Darn Tough socks which are way too heavy for the weather despite being a great hiking sock. Definitely a bit of sweat buildup more than I’d like but very manageable. If it was 80F today, I might have been in some serious trouble though haha hard to say
would it be good for winter? and what would you recommend for the winter. (snow and asphalt)(-20 to -1)
Such a great review! You covered it all! Is it a neutral shoe? Hoping to find a shoe for supination
Thanks! Yes, it is a neutral shoe.
Hi,
nobody knows the song title from the min 00:35 till 02:09 ?
Thx!
They look great and I'm strongly considering them, but now I'm concerned that they're not ideal for running on the pavement as well and potentially keeping them on while running errands on the weekend. Do you agree? Is there a better shoe (all black) for what I'm speaking of?
They certainly aren't ideal for running on pavement. You can find a lot of other trail shoes that come in all black. The On Cloudventure and HOKA Speedgoat come in an all black (but only in the waterproof versions). Those would be better options for trail shoes that will be better on pavement.
@@RunningWithDusty thanks very much!
@@RunningWithDusty I've checked those out and still prefer the design of Solomon. They just look great to me but it wouldn't be a smart purchase if they're not suited for cross-training.
@@BlipStudios check out the Salomon cross Hike GTXs! Perfect for what you're looking for.
pavement is like sandpaper for these shoes, avoid running on it.
Hi,
what is the name of the song from the beginning of the review?
Thx!
BTW: nice review! I just bought one of them today.
Save up and buy the second shoe.....
@@endokrin7897 your answer has nothing to do with my question.
Do they feel heavy on feet? That's what I'm trying to find out. The s/lab ultra 3s are great for warmer weather, but I find the midsole too firm.
I personally felt like they’re light on my hike today (I don’t actually trail run). That said, I’ve been wearing my insulated boots that are 3lbs 8oz total for the last 4 months... so I’m probably biased
They don't feel too heavy on the feet. Certainly not when you consider how aggressive the outsole is. For easier trails, I would prefer the On Cloudultra though
They are no heavier than the avg trail shoe, in fact they feel lighter in my opinion.
Is diferent to versión gtx?
Hello is have gore -tex ?
Is this good for the camino de santiago?
Yup! I checked out a Camino forum and it sounds like lots of others have used this shoe specifically for that
What do you mean by runs hot?
The shoe does not breath the greatest- your foot may tend to get hot while running in this shoe
@@RunningWithDusty oh ok I see.. thanks man!
Walmart seems to be selling these shoes for ~$99 does that seem right?
Definitely doesn't sound right. I don't think Salomon would ever be found in Wal-Mart. Let me know if you confirm it's Salomon!
@@RunningWithDusty that’s what I thought! But sure enough it looks like it. Just google for yourself, you will see they sell online at Walmart.
Oahu? Trail seems familiar
I wish! Vancouver Island, Canada
nice movie, but I just can't get used to the look of the shoe...