SPEEDCROSS 6 GORE-TEX

I wear Salomon trail running shoes as my man everyday pair . https://a.co/d/0gyodgYk

Some will say otherwise but I think you can't go wrong with the Speedcross 6 GTX.

Gore-tex Salomon Speed Cross 6’s

Trail running shoes with gore tex. Examples: Salomon speedcross 6 gtx or Nike Pegasus trail gore tex. I use/used both and have great traction in snow, mud and icy conditions.

Salomon Speedcross 6 GTX. I wear these year round. Get the GTX version - breathable Gore-Tex lining provides reliable waterproofing.

I guess you have to try them on. I also have wide feet. For some reason, mine fit perfectly. When it gets icy, I put cleats on over them for a little bit more traction. On hiking buddy got them too. Neither of us have twisted an ankle. Maybe we are lucky. The only time she has fallen was when she tripped on a branch running away from a bear!

I have worn Salomon Speedcross GTX for years. My last pair I got in July 2024 and I put on them over 2,200 miles (in a year). I said it was time and now I have a new pair but I still wore my oldies today. Habits are hard to break.

I’ve used Salomon trail runners for nearly 20 years as my go-to every day shoe at home and while traveling. Currently I have the Speedcross 6 in black and they look great even off the trail. I have the Gore-tex option as I generally avoid traveling in warm climates and they provide better protection in light snow/slush. For warm climates, the regular non-goretex breath much better. For actual hiking and trail running, I prefer shoes from La Sportiva. I’ve found their tread to be better when scrambling on rocks and off trail and the rubber doesn’t seem to wear down as quickly. Most of their models tend to be more colorful so I don’t use them as much for casual wear. I’ve had a couple of pairs of On running shoes as well. They’ve been the cool trendy brand for the last few years but I wasn’t impressed with their quality of materials. Both pairs I owned the fabric on the top of the shoe near the last eyelet started fraying and tearing after only a few months of wear.

Salomon Speedcross is superb. Got the GTX 6 which has GORE-TEX and is basically an all round dad shoe for smashing about in mud, running, hiking etc. The grip is really very exaggerated so not one for road running, but in mud and wet grass they’re amazing.

I have the Speedcross 6 (GTX), and they have been perfect for snow and muddy conditions. I find the drop and midsole too harsh for long-distance running, though. Anything longer than 20km, and my feet start hurting. They also run narrow, so do try them on first. They are light and fast, but somewhat of a waste on less technical terrain.

I have the Salomon Speedcross 6 GTX and it's super comfy and super grippy! I'm flat footed but I didn't need to switch out my insoles since the standard insoles are already comfy 😄 Since it's a trail runner, it's not the most stable for the ankle but it's flexible enough to go through tight spots and hold on to little rocks when scrambling. It's also protective enough na thorns or sharp rocks didn't cut the sides or pierced through the shoe! The only issue I have lang is the GTX version isn't really for PH weather since mas "kulob" siya due the the waterproofing material (tested it during a stormy hike and totoo naman na waterproof talaga 😆) so mas mabilis uminit sa foot area and might be prone to blistering if you're not wearing the right socks (would reco wool socks for moisture wicking)

I wear xt6, xt4 and acs daily around town and for light hikes. I have some speed cross 6 gtx I wear for slightly more rough trails but prefer boots if I can for ankle stability.