Salomon Mens XA Pro 3D M Trail Running Shoe

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Salomon Mens XA Pro 3D M Trail Running Shoe

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The lacing system is ahead of its time. Most comfortable, durable grippy shoe ever. The quick lace provides a more evenly distributed lace and if your feet swell up you can quickly adjust the pressure and keep running.

Solomon xa pro 3d m+ is built with a high arch support and is fairly stiff & should be considered a'motion-control' shoe (support for pronation) i just ordered my second pair, these shoes are tanks. Much more than vibram. These shoes last about 5x... Read More

The 2e width provides the additional width that you may need if you typically require a wide size. This fits me perfectly and i don't need to were my orthodics!

Contragrip soles aren't very sticky, so watch your step while hopping logs and rocks. On dry ground, no problem with traction. The only downside is the sole, which is slippery on wet rocks.

Cons

In the toes it is wide. Fundamental flaw in this shoe is that it is narrow in the arch.

Too often people go for extra cushioning when it can actually be detrimental. Elastic mesh narrows the entry for your foot into the shoe. What happens is the top of the tongue sticks way up and your pants get caught behind it.

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Quality

Very nice fit with the wide upper

Trail running hiking kicking the ball around the park with the kids and going out to a casual dinner or lunch are all perfect ... Read More

Im sold on the product as long as it has durability

Price

For the price theyd better last a while

Packaging/appearance

The only difference i could tell in the extrawide shoe was more room in the toebox exactily what i needed

Tucks out of the way so the laces dont flop arround

Competitiveness

These fit him perfectly the wide width is just right they dont pinch his toes and they are cushioned enough that his feet dont... Read More

I tried merrel 2e wide shoes which were comfortable on even trails but on uneven terrain lots of rocks etc the merralls had no ... Read More

Only wish they made a m gortex version

Been a salomon customer for years theyve cheapened their product doubt ill buy again

Overview

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wide, narrow, fit, great and good.

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This product had a total of 87 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 23 2023.