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Reddit Reviews
I bought these then 2 more pairs (I bought half a size up ) - Dry feet off the paths in Brecons - Grippy on ice - Went up Glencoe in winter, had been snow previous days - Do actually run in them, they're lighter than my trainers and I like dry feet Never had blisters I should get damn commission. I love them. https://www.salomon.com/en-gb/shop-emea/product/outsnap-cswp-w.html#color=32679
However, I wear these, and they fell apart within the first month. Weak lace loops ripped and the waterproof fabric is tearing. Keens are still the only shoes that last longest, stay waterproof and don't wear on the outside over time compared to any other shoe I've tried
Waterproof Salomon trailer running shoes. They make several kinda and they're all pretty solid.
Salomon waterproof trail runners are amazing. Easy open and close, comfy, and they have phenomenal traction - they’re my goat shoes. The only thing I’ve ever slipped on when wearing them is snow-dusted sheer ice. That, and wet wood.
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