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Salomon - S/LAB SENSE 8

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bluntfrontpoints • about 2 months ago

For my running/FL shoe I have a Salomon Trail Sense 8 (fits into the outer boot), for approach I either use the TX2 Evo or the Arcteryx Acrux FL (heavy but supportive and great for small ledges). For climbing shoes I use Cobras/Muiras/Mythos. For technical ice/big mountain stuff I have G5s and recently a pair of G-Summits and for lighter stuff I have the Salomon Alpine Modular boots which do great for Scottish stuff and messing about at low altitude in winter

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7sport • 2 months ago

Here’s my contribution. I haven’t done controlled tests like you did, but I run a lot of rocky vertical terrain and have put lots of miles in all these shoes. Trying to focus here on wet rock grip from the outsole and ignore other shoe attributes (fit, lock down, flexibility/stiffness, weight, cushion, etc) that also come into play with their overall ability to do the job on wet rock 5: VJ Maxx 1&2 VJ Spark Arcteryx Norvan VT (limited mileage) 4. Arcteryx Norvan SL 1, 2, &3 Salomon s/Lab Sense 7&8 Nnormal Kjeraq 3. La Sportiva Helios SR La Sportiva Vertical K & VK INOV-8 F-Lite 195 2. Whole bunch of older inov-8 x-talon and RocLite models NB minimus Salomon s/lab ultra 3 Salomon s/lab sense 7SG 1. Old Nike Terra kiger Salomon s/lab sense 1, 2, 3 For spiked shoes, I actually think they suffer quite a bit on rock because they don’t stick instantly like pure rubber soles. 4. VJ Devil 4 3. VJ bold race, VJ ice hero, INOV-8 ORoc 280

r/trailrunning • The best wet rock grip, Arcteryx, Adidas, Salomon, Altra, LaSportiva, Icebug, VJ ->
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krugua • 30 days ago

I use my old trail running shoes for hiking and grocery shopping. I don’t see why you couldn’t combine all that into one pair. What you’re describing can easily be done with something like the Salomon Sense or Genesis.

r/hikinggear • Is it reasonable to have 1 pair of shoes for hiking, trail running, and walking on paved paths? ->
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Caracarn_Saidin • 4 months ago

I used the Salmon Sense, maybe ride it was? Anyway I’ve used it for big hikes in Hawaii, both volcanic, rocky and muddy. Phenomenal shoes

r/trailrunning • What trail shoes are good for walking? ->
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cornhole6900 • 14 days ago

I've tried a few S Lab shoes that didn't work for me due to my wide feet. There might be some hope here with Brooks!

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NRF89 • 3 months ago

SLab was too narrow in the midfoot for me, it has quite a high arch. The Genesis is still a wonderful show in its own right, very capable, but the SLab feels a little more premium and slightly bouncier in the midsole.

r/trailrunning • Is it worth to buy the SLab Genesis? ->
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Calipinha • 2 months ago

The Salomon has the Contagrip All Terrain. This Contagrip seems that is really really bad. I have the Salomon Quest Elements with Contagrip Mud and is amazing how good the grip is on wet rocks of the rivers. The problem with Salomon is that they only say "Contagrip" and not the kind of Contagrip... And reviewers only say Contagrip. To check the model of Contagrip you have to go to their website and search the shoe and see the details of it.

r/trailrunning • The best wet rock grip, Arcteryx, Adidas, Salomon, Altra, LaSportiva, Icebug, VJ ->
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Jolly_koala819 • about 1 month ago

I wore Salomon S/Lab and my partner wore Hoka Speedgoat 5. All shoes have their own pros and cons, so if you have a fav trail running shoes, it’s best to stick with that one. We were comfortable in our shoes. Even on the trails where you inevitably get wet, it was refreshing to have the shoes soak up the cold, streaming water while we hiked to cool down. They dried quickly.

r/Patagonia • Shoes for Patagonia in November - waterproof or not? ->
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Ok_Tomorrow8815 • 2 months ago

Rocks : Topo or anything with this great vibram soles Mud : saucony peregrine or Salomon s-lab

r/trailrunning • What’s your recommendation for strong grip shoes? ->
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Effective_Papaya_381 • 3 months ago

New S/labs size down. I’m my actual street shoe size in those, a US 6, when I’m a 6.5 in every other Salomon model. I was fine with my usual 38 in the PP.

r/trailrunning • La sportiva prodigio pro ->
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jogisi • 4 months ago

I don't have these problems and I'm super happy with narrow Salomon SLAB but my wife loves Altra just because they are like duck feet (my joking about this), and she says they are best fitting shoes ever. So for wide feet, I would definitely say go and try Altra.

r/trailrunning • Trail runner recommendations for wide, flat feet (120mm) ->
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Middle_Ad_3562 • 3 months ago

Have both and they are quite different. Genesis is less cushioned, I would say better for technical terrain and faster pace. It wraps foot veeeery nicely. S/lab is softer, good for long runs. Additional gaiter is cool

r/trailrunning • Is it worth to buy the SLab Genesis? ->
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Ambitious_Chapter721 • 7 months ago

I use Solomon trail runners, non-waterproof because my feet overheat easily in the summer. They've seen the presis in the summer without issues, and have decent grip.

r/wmnf • Boots for the Whites in Summer? ->
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PorqueNoLosDose • 4 months ago

I just ordered a pair from my local running store, only commenting to suggest you try them on first. I'm a 12 in Salomons and a 12 to 12.5 in Hokas, and I had to size up to a 13 in the 001s.

r/trailrunning • Norda. Yes or no? ->
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Affectionate_Love229 • 7 months ago

The best ones are the ones that fit!! I have wide toes and wore Solomon trail runners for a long time. I switched to Merrell Moab hikers a couple of years ago. Both are 13 Wide (EEE).

r/backpacking • What is the best trail runners for backpacking? ->
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bythorsthunder • 2 months ago

What do you want to do? I love my Solomon trail runners but if I'm sliding down shale I'll take the Keens all day long. Both are good brands in my experience.

r/HikingAlberta • Which one should i get? im both comfy with both its just im asking for the durability of the brands, any reviews is a great help. ->
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Cold_Art5051 • 4 months ago

Over the years I’ve worn trail runners from Merrill and Salomon, or standard running shoes from Nike and NB. A comfortable fit was the main criteria. Even on wet ground I’d rather have fast drying sneakers than boots.

r/hiking • what summer hiking shoes do you wear? ->
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contrary-contrarian • 4 months ago

I like Oboz boots. I also like my Solomon trail runners. I've done massive days in both, totally depends what you are more comfortable in. I do personally find benefit in some ankle protection and waterproofness. Some folks poopoo that... but I bet they have wet feet.

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flymonk • 12 months ago

Most running shoes become ice skates but a lot of trail runners have studs that provide a solid grip. I didn't have any issues with my Solomon trail runners when it was 4° in Colorado last winter. That being said, It would have been a nightmare in my Saucony running shoes.

r/onebag • Running shoes as multi-purpose shoes? ->
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Imaginary-Round2422 • 5 months ago

Salomon trail runners. They’re my goat shoes - the only thing they don’t get a grip on is wet wood.

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OrangeGrff • 4 months ago

Absolutely, did all of the ABC trek in trail runners (Hoka, Salomon). You really appreciate the lightness of them.

r/hiking • Can trail runners really be used for hiking ->
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umilikeanonymity • 4 months ago

I love my Salomon trail runners. I prefer them to my hiking boots and exclusively use them for hiking.

r/hiking • Can trail runners really be used for hiking ->
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variemeh • 3 months ago

I'm a fan of Solomon hiking shoes (or really their trail runners) with Gore Tex and micro spikes! The spikes stay in my pack most of the year, just in case I go further than planned or I got unexpected conditions. A must have for me.

r/hikinggear • Hiking shoes for summer but with some amount of snow ->
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willofthefuture • 28 days ago

Current Salomon trail runners have to thick of a sole and cant feel rock well beneath them but I do agree that ideally trail runner style would be cool. maybe the ones I have just dont work well for this specific use case.

r/Mountaineering • I need help finding an approach shoe that can comfortably handle long backpacking trips, and can be used for class 3-4 scrambling. ->

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