Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

[Request] Dishwasher &lt;$1k Australian with QOL features and low water use

Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

Best socket set on the market $100-$150

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23 years later; GM Goodwrench socket set.

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Mechanic Tools that are BIFL

Trying to fill a tool roll for my truck and would like input on BFL tools like wrenches, pliers, socket sets, etc.

BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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Was told to post this here. Husky 270pc toolset from Home Depot for $99, normally $199. Lifetime warranty too

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Thoughts on a Honda Accord V6 2007?

2010 Honda Accord worth the buy?

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2014 honda accord ??

After an initial round of research it seems like Honda Accord Hybrid is the right answer, but I want to pressure test that with you guys

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me again. 2010 2dr honda accord, 122k miles for $5,800. just want a reliable first car, thoughts?

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compact/mid size suv

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Recommendations for midsized SUVs to look at

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Small to mid-size suv suggestions?

Midsize vehicle for three kids

Mid-Size SUV

Just tried a Lotus Elise Cup 250, driving impressions !

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Looking for a good rpg/action adventure with a good story and good characters

Deep long rpgs?

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Fantasy games with an detailed and immersive world?

[WSIB] I am in search for a open world RPG that will keep me busy for hundreds of hours.

Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Turn-based strategy games

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Bullet Hell-Type Games: Atomicrops vs. I, Dracula: Genesis vs. Others?

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SIB Nuclear Throne?

What can you recommend for minimizing pores?

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* The inov-8® Terraultra™ G 270 trail running shoe delivers high-level shock absorption without compromising on-ground feel, delivering ultimate comfort during long runs.
 * Surface: Trail.
 * Drop: 0mm.
 * Footbed: 6mm.
 * Midsole Stack: 9mm / 9mm.
 * Shoe Fit Scale: Grade 5.
   • inov-8® shoes are designed with Met-Cradle technology to lock down the mid-foot for a stable hold.
   • Graded on a scale of 1-5, Grade 1 represents the closest, most precise fit. Grade 5 has the widest fitting toe box.
 * Lightweight, breathable mesh uppers with durable overlays and EXTEROFIT technology that reacts to the natural movement and swelling of the foot when running longer distances.
 * META-FLEX technology in the forefoot for optimal multi-directional flexibility that moves with the natural motion of your foot.
 * Zero-drop shoe biomechanically designed to move naturally with the foot.
 * Padded tongue and collar. 
 * 6mm POWER FOOTBED.
 * Breathable mesh lining for a great next-to-foot feel.
 * POWERFLOW Max midsole delivers 10% shock absorption and 25% better energy return than standard midsoles.
   
 * Next gen META-FLEX technology and optimal multi-directional flexibility moves with the foot, both forward and laterally. 
 * Grooves in the outsole and midsole provide multi-directional flexibility and ensures high-levels of exteroception allowing natural foot movement.
 * Graphene-enhanced G-GRIP rubber outsole is 50% stronger, harder-wearing, and more elastic than standard outsoles.
 * Imported.
 * Measurements:  *  Weight: 9 oz
   
   
 * Product measurements were taken using size UK 7.5 (US Men's 8.5), width M. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
 * Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.

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Also Amazon just delivered the Inov-8 Terraultra G270 and that will be going back since, again, way too narrow. My normal shoes size is 9 4E, so the size 10 LP5 was a bit too long for me.

There seemed to be considerable interest in the lead up to the Lone Peak 5 release, so now that they're available to purchase I thought I'd share my thoughts now that I have my hands, er feet, on a pair.

tl;dr: The "normal" width is now noticiably more narrow than before, and the achilles heel rubbing is similar to the 4.5 model as opposed to the earlier models.

I ordered the 8.5 size from REI, who didn't offer the new "wide" size below a size 9. For comparison, I've used and loved Lone Peak 3.0s, 3.5s, and 4.0s, and hiked a few days in the 4.5s before getting debilitating achilles tendon rubbing problems that went away when I switch back to the earlier models.

The new 5.0s seem like a better overall construction -- the sewn toe of the sole looks like it should be sufficient to avoid the inevitable toe peeling of the earlier models, and compared to the 4.0s you can really see the accumulation of small refinements.

Unfortunately, the heel collar of the shoe seems almost completely identical to the 4.5 to my tendons.  While the earlier models had thicker padding and less rigidity in the heel collar, the 4.5s and 5.0s angle in toward your achilles, and are more rigid with less thick padding, causing the rigid part of the heel collar press against my achilles even when I'm not walking.

Width-wise, the 5.0 is slightly narrower -- I measured about 4 inches width compared to about 4.4 inches for the Lone Peak 4.0 and 3.0s in the same size 8.5. It's noticeable, though not terrible when wearing them -- more like wearing a "normal" shoe than the standard glorious toe-spread you'd expect from a pair of Altras.

I'd expect the narrower width to be an issue when hiking for extended periods of time, but I don't think I'm going to find out. Between the heel colar and the width, I'm returning the Lone Peak 5s and continuing my ever elusive search for the perfect wide toeboxed trail runners. I just hope I find them before I run through my stockpile of not-quite-worn-out Lone Peaks.

[https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU](https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU)

<div class="md"><p>There seemed to be considerable interest in the lead up to the Lone Peak 5 release, so now that they&#39;re available to purchase I thought I&#39;d share my thoughts now that I have my hands, er feet, on a pair.</p>

<p>tl;dr: The &quot;normal&quot; width is now noticiably more narrow than before, and the achilles heel rubbing is similar to the 4.5 model as opposed to the earlier models.</p>

<p>I ordered the 8.5 size from REI, who didn&#39;t offer the new &quot;wide&quot; size below a size 9. For comparison, I&#39;ve used and loved Lone Peak 3.0s, 3.5s, and 4.0s, and hiked a few days in the 4.5s before getting debilitating achilles tendon rubbing problems that went away when I switch back to the earlier models.</p>

<p>The new 5.0s seem like a better overall construction -- the sewn toe of the sole looks like it should be sufficient to avoid the inevitable toe peeling of the earlier models, and compared to the 4.0s you can really see the accumulation of small refinements.</p>

<p>Unfortunately, the heel collar of the shoe seems almost completely identical to the 4.5 to my tendons.  While the earlier models had thicker padding and less rigidity in the heel collar, the 4.5s and 5.0s angle in toward your achilles, and are more rigid with less thick padding, causing the rigid part of the heel collar press against my achilles even when I&#39;m not walking.</p>

<p>Width-wise, the 5.0 is slightly narrower -- I measured about 4 inches width compared to about 4.4 inches for the Lone Peak 4.0 and 3.0s in the same size 8.5. It&#39;s noticeable, though not terrible when wearing them -- more like wearing a &quot;normal&quot; shoe than the standard glorious toe-spread you&#39;d expect from a pair of Altras.</p>

<p>I&#39;d expect the narrower width to be an issue when hiking for extended periods of time, but I don&#39;t think I&#39;m going to find out. Between the heel colar and the width, I&#39;m returning the Lone Peak 5s and continuing my ever elusive search for the perfect wide toeboxed trail runners. I just hope I find them before I run through my stockpile of not-quite-worn-out Lone Peaks.</p>

<p><a href="https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU">https://imgur.com/a/xOQTpnU</a></p>
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Altra Lone Peak 5 initial impression

I have the chance to get a good deal on a pair of black Inov-8 Terraultra G 270 (now re-branded as Trailfly) and like the fit. If you have suggestions for other shoes, I would be happy to hear about them!. The impossible task of finding a shoe for everything.

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 Bringing us to our final criteria is the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, A Buy try or a Y solid try if you've had a chance to try any innovate these series. The Terra Ultra, G, 260 and 270 are probably some of the best innovates that I have reviewed. The G260 was a really solid performer. The G270 just takes that same platform, tweaks a little bit better

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 And it's going to make you feel nice and low and connected to the trails under your foot so you feel super confident while running in technical areas. Then I definitely recommend checking out the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, so that is a wrap on another shoe review at Run for Adventure. Really hope you enjoyed it guys, I hope you found it helpful and I just want to say sorry we're so late to the Terra Ultra G270 party, but we got there in the end. I also want to say a big thanks to you guys at home for recommending I test and review this shoe because I've really enjoyed the experience with the experience being so positive

 Or if you've run in Innovate shoes that are a bit more aggressive in the past, say like the X Talons and you felt like you needed a bit more cushioning, a bit more underfoot protection then the Terra Ultra G270 would definitely be worth a go. But I personally think the most important thing to mention is if you've run in Innovate shoes in the past and they really haven't worked for you similar to me, don't rule this shoe out. I personally think this particular shoe feels very different to the other trail running shoes in Innovates range. So if you're in the market for a trail running shoe that is going to offer a fantastic level of traction on all surfaces, but it's also going to provide you with a good level of cushioning to soak up the miles on trail or road

 I personally think this particular shoe feels very different to the other trail running shoes in Innovates range. So if you're in the market for a trail running shoe that is going to offer a fantastic level of traction on all surfaces, but it's also going to provide you with a good level of cushioning to soak up the miles on trail or road. And it's going to make you feel nice and low and connected to the trails under your foot so you feel super confident while running in technical areas. Then I definitely recommend checking out the Terra Ultra G270 from Innovate, so that is a wrap on another shoe review at Run for Adventure

 So I think it's time to wrap this review up with a quick conclusion. So if you are a big Innovate fan, but you haven't run in this model of shoe yet, I dare say you'd really enjoy the running experience. Or if you've run in Innovate shoes that are a bit more aggressive in the past, say like the X Talons and you felt like you needed a bit more cushioning, a bit more underfoot protection then the Terra Ultra G270 would definitely be worth a go. But I personally think the most important thing to mention is if you've run in Innovate shoes in the past and they really haven't worked for you similar to me, don't rule this shoe out

INOV-8 TERRAULTRA G 270 Trail Running Shoe Review | Best Inov-8 Shoe Ever? | Run4Adventure

 Buttermilk bread onward and upward. Let's do this. Oh yeah, and it is listed down below in case you want to learn more. in case you want to learn more

 Men's size nine. We're looking at 9.5 ounces or 270 grams. I do apologize, could not find a women's size 8 for the measurement

 It's what Innovate is calling their adapter fit upper material and this shoe is being advertised as a Long Trail running shoe or an Ultra running shoe. Okay, so the longer you're out on the trails, training, or racing, your feet do tend to swell. meaning they get a little bigger and a little because there's more blood flow down to the feet. And so this material is designed to help flex with your feet as they begin to swell over longer distances

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Fans of the previous version can let out a sigh of relief since the Salomon Sense Ride 4 has only changed a little from its predecessor. These kicks still pack plenty of cushion to keep you bouncing along on the pavement as you make your way to your favorite trailhead. This shoe's Optivibe midsole is road-ready, and the sticky rubber outsole delivers on loose gravel and mud, making the latest version of the Sense Ride our favorite crossover shoe. If your favorite trail runs require a few miles of road running to access, this shoe should be high on your list. Its mesh upper is super breathable, making them great for warm days, and allowing them to dry quickly after any mandatory water crossings. Additionally, we found these shoes refreshingly wide compared to many offerings from Salomon, making them a good option for longer runs when your feet may swell.
Our testers used to low-to-the-ground minimalist or zero drop shoes found the Sense Ride 4 particularly unstable, while folks who mostly run on the road didn't seem to mind the high stack and 8mm drop. Traversing steep hills or picking your way through scree may be difficult in these shoes due to their lack of stability and sensitivity. Still, overall, this shoe is an excellent compromise between cushioning and support for the road and traction for the trails. Their width and breathability keep your tired feet feeling fresh, and these should be on the radar of any runner looking to do some long training runs this summer.

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For a trail runner that can do it all, we love the Salomon Sense Ride 4. This shoe is equally at home on quick door-to-trail runs as it is during ultra-distance pursuits, and can even handle technical cross-country terrain with ease. The all-around performance isn’t surprising given the Salomon’s versatile design, which features a moderate amount of cushioning (27mm in the heel), generously sized toe box that accommodates our wide feet, fairly standard 8-millimeter drop, and full Contragrip rubber outsole. We’ve put over 700 miles on various iterations of the Sense Ride, and the “4” has proven to be a consistently comfortable and high performance shoe for a wide variety of terrain.

But while the Sense Ride 4 is good at everything, it’s not necessarily a top performer in any specific category. Held up against the specialist Bushido below, you give up a bit of grip and ground feel for off-trail terrain, and the Salomon is not as soft and lightweight as a max-cushioned shoe like the Speedgoat. Further, although we’ve used it for several FKT attempts, the Sense Ride 4 is not nearly as speed-oriented as shoes like Catamount or Torrent 2 below. But for a one-quiver trail runner that can handle most terrain with aplomb, it’s one of the most well-rounded designs we’ve tried. Finally, if you’re not already won over by the Sense Ride’s stellar combination of comfort and performance, consider its price: at $120, it’s an excellent value.See the Men's Salomon Sense Ride 4  See the Women's Salomon Sense Ride 4

Fans of the previous version can let out a sigh of relief since the Salomon Sense Ride 4 has only changed a little from its predecessor. These kicks still pack plenty of cushion to keep you bouncing along on the pavement as you make your way to your favorite trailhead. This shoe's Optivibe midsole is road-ready, and the sticky rubber outsole delivers on loose gravel and mud, making the latest version of the Sense Ride our favorite crossover shoe. If your favorite trail runs require a few miles of road running to access, this shoe should be high on your list. Its mesh upper is super breathable, making them great for warm days, and allowing them to dry quickly after any mandatory water crossings. Additionally, we found these shoes refreshingly wide compared to many offerings from Salomon, making them a good option for longer runs when your feet may swell.
Our testers used to low-to-the-ground minimalist or zero drop shoes found the Sense Ride 4 particularly unstable, while folks who mostly run on the road didn't seem to mind the high stack and 8mm drop. Traversing steep hills or picking your way through scree may be difficult in these shoes due to their lack of stability and sensitivity. Still, overall, this shoe is an excellent compromise between cushioning and support for the road and traction for the trails. Their width and breathability keep your tired feet feeling fresh, and these should be on the radar of any runner looking to do some long training runs this summer.
Read more: Salomon Sense Ride 4 review

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 You know, vibration is the one thing we don't talk about very much, and yet we know it's about 35 of all of the impact load of running, so the engineering in these materials is unique. It utilizes a combination of lightweight cushioned materials to reduce vibration and help energy return. I'M not sure how scientific or how bulletproof the science is. But it is still nice to know that salomon of that detail orientated in terms of their tech in terms of the lacing salomon, have mastered speed lacing, like no other brand, has the combination of the shape of the shoe as well as this lacing system gives you A locked-in feel that is non-existent in other brands

 Our bodies are really good at doing this, but what does happen is that muscle, tendon, adipose tissue and fascia absorb these vibrations and dissipate them while we run causing these tissues to in turn undergo damage. So what salomon have done is research, how their midsoles can reduce the vibrations that our tissues have to undergo and, in turn, reduce the amount of damage that they have to undergo. You know, vibration is the one thing we don't talk about very much, and yet we know it's about 35 of all of the impact load of running, so the engineering in these materials is unique. It utilizes a combination of lightweight cushioned materials to reduce vibration and help energy return

 I must say no other brand allows me to be more in control of my footing and more agile through technical terrain than salomon does, and i think a large part of this has to do with this design of having firmer, cushioning a nice lock down and a Not so stacked cushioning design the sense ride 4 is a regular to narrow fit it's not quite as accommodating as some of its counterparts in the market, but it's certainly not as narrow as its own s-lab sense. 8.. At the arch, you won't find a lot of contouring or support, so this won't suit every runner, some cool innovation that salomon have done with their midsole cushioning has to do with what we call vibration reduction

 Is it an ultra running shoe, probably not for most runners, the cost of being a performance driven brand is that the shoe doesn't necessarily offer the best arch support for those needing it? It'S also not a soft squishy hoka that you can wear all day long in if you are getting the shoe just for jeep track running, not too much technical running, i would suggest pinning it against the salomon ultra glad, which is a little bit softer and more Forgiving underfoot now, i think, as a salomon shoe, i am quite optimistic in terms of the shoes mileage, but i am still wary that this four foot section may bottom out a little bit quicker than some of its competitors on the market. But i do think that this is the price you pay for such a performance specialty brand. Thank you very much for watching this week's video and let me know what you think down in the comments below. Should you be a salmon ware or salmon fan and we'll chat next week, cheers bye, 

Salomon Sense Ride 4 Review | Salomon Trail Running 2022 Range

3. Brooks Glycerin 19 -- tried these at a store, and they felt so ridiculously comfortable that I couldn't pass them up. My use for them overlaps with both the Gel Nimbus and the Invincible.

2. Nike ZoomX Invicible -- wanted something with a lot of cushion to wear on easier runs.

How many pairs of running shoes do you own? I've heard/read from many that you should have two pairs that you rotate... but do you have more than that?

<div class="md"><p>How many pairs of running shoes do you own? I&#39;ve heard/read from many that you should have two pairs that you rotate... but do you have more than that?</p>
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How many pairs of shoes do you own?

Nice review, but the Pulsar is automatically out of contention as the ultimate winter shoe for me due to its price and durability.

There's surprisingly little talk of Salomon S/LAB Pulsar. The shoe is lightweight (for real) and was selected as the Road Trail Run's trail shoe of the year. I tried to find a pair after RTR reviewed the shoe in March 2021 but it wasn't available. I kind of forgot the whole thing but was reminded of their existence after reading RTR's shoe of the year articles.

I received my pair earlier this week and here's some first impressions, based on a 11k run.

# Size: 

Salomon's sizes differs a little from Saucony/Nike/New Balance. Where I use 42.5 in other brands, Salomon offers 42 2/3. Japan's CM based sizes helped to find the correct one from Salomon's system and 42 2/3 was the correct size. The fit is quite snug but I wouldn't size up.

# Weight:

Almost all the shoe review's contain the word "lightweight", no matter what the actual weight of the shoe is. Pulsar is actually lightweight. Crazy lightweight, 175g for the size 42 2/3. In comparison, Vaporfly Next% 2 weights 195g.

# Stability:

More stable than NB RC v1 and Endorphin Speed. Not as stable as something like Endorphin Shift. 

# Traction:

As long as the snow is nicely packed, the grip is good. Not the best shoe if the snow is loose. Compared to NB RC v1, the grip is better on Pulsar because the lugs are little longer.

# Ride:

Based on the first run, I'm extremely happy with the shoe. I see it replacing NB RC v1 as my preferred go to shoe for those faster winter runs. Not yet sure about using Pulsar for a longer run, but I perhaps test that scenario next week. 

The ride feels better (more stable and "bouncier") if I strike with forefoot. I like that because with some shoes I feel that I need to hit the ground with a heel in order to get the best out of the rocker/stability. 

# Summary:

The shoe feels "right" from the fit to ride. 

So is it the ultimate winter shoe? Depends on the winter. If the weather is from -1 to -10 celsius and you are running on road with a packed snow, I think it is hard to beat Pulsar. For colder temperatures the upper is maybe little too thin and the fit too snug to handle a warmer sock.

<div class="md"><p>There&#39;s surprisingly little talk of Salomon S/LAB Pulsar. The shoe is lightweight (for real) and was selected as the Road Trail Run&#39;s trail shoe of the year. I tried to find a pair after RTR reviewed the shoe in March 2021 but it wasn&#39;t available. I kind of forgot the whole thing but was reminded of their existence after reading RTR&#39;s shoe of the year articles.</p>

<p>I received my pair earlier this week and here&#39;s some first impressions (and pictures), based on a 11k run.</p>

<p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/qpfewals14981.jpg?width=727&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=ea9bc63d6bd28a1759bd09dcd27a03453080f2fe">https://preview.redd.it/qpfewals14981.jpg?width=727&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=ea9bc63d6bd28a1759bd09dcd27a03453080f2fe</a></p>

<p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/eub36els14981.jpg?width=727&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=68a9495f15cd7ac605ce3e85fe51a9241249de0d">https://preview.redd.it/eub36els14981.jpg?width=727&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=68a9495f15cd7ac605ce3e85fe51a9241249de0d</a></p>

<h1>Size:</h1>

<p>Salomon&#39;s sizes differs a little from Saucony/Nike/New Balance. Where I use 42.5 in other brands, Salomon offers 42 2/3. Japan&#39;s CM based sizes helped to find the correct one from Salomon&#39;s system and 42 2/3 was the correct size. The fit is quite snug but I wouldn&#39;t size up.</p>

<h1>Weight:</h1>

<p>Almost all the shoe review&#39;s contain the word &quot;lightweight&quot;, no matter what the actual weight of the shoe is. Pulsar is actually lightweight. Crazy lightweight, 175g for the size 42 2/3. In comparison, Vaporfly Next% 2 weights 195g.</p>

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<h1>Stability:</h1>

<p>More stable than NB RC v1 and Endorphin Speed. Not as stable as something like Endorphin Shift.</p>

<h1>Traction:</h1>

<p>As long as the snow is nicely packed, the grip is good. Not the best shoe if the snow is loose. Compared to NB RC v1, the grip is better on Pulsar because the lugs are little longer.</p>

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<h1>Ride:</h1>

<p>Based on the first run, I&#39;m extremely happy with the shoe. I see it replacing NB RC v1 as my preferred go to shoe for those faster winter runs. Not yet sure about using Pulsar for a longer run, but I perhaps test that scenario next week.</p>

<p>The ride feels better (more stable and &quot;bouncier&quot;) if I strike with forefoot. I like that because with some shoes I feel that I need to hit the ground with a heel in order to get the best out of the rocker/stability.</p>

<h1>Summary:</h1>

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<p>The shoe feels &quot;right&quot; from the fit to ride.</p>

<p>So is it the ultimate winter shoe? Depends on the winter. If the weather is from -1 to -10 celsius and you are running on road with a packed snow, I think it is hard to beat Pulsar. For colder temperatures the upper is maybe little too thin and the fit too snug to handle a warmer sock.</p>
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Salomon S/LAB Pulsar: Ultimate winter road running shoe?

 Solomon is, you know, fairly well known for their durability, uh comfort, it's not as comfortable as the original we're not getting that soft layer underneath the ortholite insole is where you're gon na get the most cushioning that tends to wear out, or at least flatten, pretty quickly. So, if you're into a responsive ride with a little bit of give, that has an eight millimeter stack, this is a great option fit. I call this a precision fit. They use, of course, their

 It had that balance of cushioning and flexibility and lightness uh. It just did so much so well, one of the ways this is moving away from the third version and more towards the original version is just in the weight department. The sensori 3 weighed in about 345 grams in my size, size 11, we're at 325 grams. In my size, size 11 - that is, a 20 gram weight loss, which is about 0

 We have a solid trial contender for those who want to go fast for those who want to go long, be protected, have plenty of grip and an overall durability. Eventually, while it is still more responsive than the original doesn't have that little layer of give some people really like and crave that responsive shoe, the midsole does provide that added protection because of the responsiveness it does lack a bit of give yeah. It'S still comfy for longer ultras and longer runs, and it will provide you with that extra protection that you might need. A sensoride 4 is certainly a nice step in the right direction way to go solomon, let's get a little bit more specific talking about build quality

 This is a huge plus. I never really had fitment issues in the heel. It just was really overly built. This kind of goes back to the original

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 This is a great choice honestly, because these these are very, very lightweight, very comfortable overall and uh. Probably in these, you will be the fastest all right because they're so light because they're so comfortable, because they don't have any bulkiness to them at all. Of course, if you do prefer sun protection, this is really not the choice you want to go with, because there isn't really any no proofing, no protection, but overall, whenever it comes to its purpose as a trail running shoe, these are phenomenal all right and the very Last criterion here is the price. Currently, these are 135 on amazon

 Now again, i'm not gon na talk about the colder temperatures, because these have nothing to do with cold temperatures. These are not waterproof. These are not designed to be used in cold temperatures at all, but in hot temperatures these are very nice and breathable feel very light. Very good overall, whenever it comes to three seasons, all right anything except winter

 Let'S move on to the criteria. Number five temperature. Now again, i'm not gon na talk about the colder temperatures, because these have nothing to do with cold temperatures. These are not waterproof

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