Salomon OUTline Low GTX

So then I had to see: well, can it hold up in the woods on the trail and the rocks jumping off the logs that type of stuff that I like to do running a...

Well folks, here we are I'll, give you a price point and give you my final thoughts on who this is best suited for and what I like and don't like abou...

You know blister straight out of the box unless you did a 20 mile walk on your first day and in which case you'd probably get blisters. Anyway. All ri...

I just went looking for a waterproof light hiker. There are a lot of very ugly options. I came home with the [Salomon Outline The are very light, comfortable and have handled light trails already.

This shoe comes with a very thick, memory-foam insole, which could be helpful on a long hike with a pack on. But for shorter excursions or everyday exercise, it's just way too thick, making the fit far too snug on the top of the shoe along the whole length of the foot with medium or thick socks: fro...

Look and fit great. If you tend to have feet that get hot and sweat, you’ll end up with puddles in your shoes. I thought GorTex was supposed allow yourself feet to breathe and keep outside water out. I can wear mine for about half the day before they are soaked from the inside out and need to be swa...

After owning several pairs of Salomon shoes, these are probably my least favorite. The lugs on the show make walking on hardpacked surfaces uncomfortable after awhile. The shoes also continue to make a “crunch” sound while walking. They are also difficult to keep clean. They do well at keeping your ...

I've owned a lot of Salomon shoes. And Lowa's, Montrail (pre-Columbia), Adidas Outdoor, Merrell etc. these I got as an "everyday" wear – I live in Colorado so I prefer a goretex or waterproof shoe even in summer, as you never know when you'll be going through puddles, rain, etc. and I do a fair amou...

The good: These shoes kept my feet dry in light rain, heavy rain, puddles, tall wet grass, and any water less than 2" deep. I have no complaints about the waterproofing. Great for muddy hiking, but they're low-top so there is no ankle support of course. The fit and support was great for city walking...

The downfall of ordering shoes online is that you can't try them on beforehand. I normally wear a size 11, which is what I ordered. The length is right, but the toe box is on the tight side. I didn't see anything saying this is a narrow shoe, and wonder if that's just how Salomons are typically cut ...