Saturday, March 6, 2010
Product Description
Take flight with Salomon's top of the line trail running shoes, the new Salomon XT Wings. The Agile Chassis System (ACS) maximizes speed and agility by enhancing the properties of the human body. Comprised of the... AC Skeleton: The Agile Chassis Skeleton controls two parameters: heal-to-toe transition for the best runability, side-to-side movement for the best stability. AC Muscle: The Agile Cell Muscle maximizes comfort and responsiveness with twice the durability of an average EVA foam. AC Tendon: The Agile Tendon acts like a spring. It collects the heel strike energy and transfers it back during push off. Quick drying breathable mesh uppers keep your feet comfortable. Assymetrical Quicklace one-pull lacing system takes just one pull for a precise fit across the instep. SensiFit system works to cradle the foot providing a precise and secure fit. Ortholite footbeds provides step in comfort and enhanced durability by using a combination of special PU and rubber crumbs. Ortholite footbeds use an anti-microbial treatment for reducing odor. Running Contragrip rubber outsoles offer excellent grip on mixed terrain, reliable braking lugs with a multidirectional design. Ideal for Trail Running, Adventure Racing, Hiking, Lightweight Backpacking and Adventure Travel.Technical Details
- All-new running shoe that flies effortlessly on all terrain with unparalleled speed
- Outstanding traction and comfort for competitive and recreational adventure runner
- Quicklace Kevlar Lacing System, SensiFit system, Contragrip rubber outsoles
- Ideal for Trail Running, Adventure Racing, Hiking, Lightweight Backpacking and Adventure Travel
- Recommended Fit: These shoes run True to Size
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Customer Reviews
By Francis Nanco (Venezuela)
If you have tried the Salomon RAID RACE, yes the yellow ones from 8 years ago, you will know what I`m talking about, all attempt to make similar models from Salomons have failed, the best ones: XA PRO 3D, this XT WINGS not worth it...
By Sebastian Cuiña
Excelent shoes. Very confortable and great cushioning and stability. Very resistant outsole, reduces stones impact.
By Allison C. Lowrey (Texas)
We got these shoes for our son. This is his second pair of Salomon shoes. They are a perfect shoe for a middle schooler on the go.
By Rich (Seattle, WA)
I owned a couple of other trail running shoes before, but got to say this is the most high tech one. What interests me about these shoes are the fact they are as comfortable as tennis or running shoe. Two, I live in the Northwest and at time do wondering into the forest now and then. What actually caught my eye was the nifty color scheme orange and black then the cable shoe laces. This looks good, I seen a NorthFace with the twist lock, but that is bulky. I never own Salomon's shoe before, but do own some of their snowboarding equipments and got to say they are a specialty company.
Features:
Well I am using this in the snow for the time being because it is gore-tex to keep out the water. It isn't the warmest, but it you wear thinker sock then it is fine and it keep water out and heat in like most Gore-tex product. This shoe has more stability (AC Skeleton and Muscle) then Teva Men's Aniso Event Waterproof Breathable Trail Shoe, but the Teva might be a little more comfortable, but not by much. The Teva's rubber sole grip on the bottom is already worn down in less the half a year. I hope this "Contagrip" last a little longer. Both have OrthoLite insole. Most shoes are narrow so I have to get a half a size larger, but not for this XT Wing, it has a wider base. This way better than any Adidas trail shoe I every own like:adidas Men's AS 1 Trail Running Shoe
I got to say this is one of the best looking/ designed shoe I got in a while, plus it is loaded with hiking trail technologies and did I say it is one of the most comfortable shoes I worn.
By Luis Ernesto Alvarez Navea (Florida, USA)
My experience of use in mountaineering treks I have been very comfortable, I use them for everyday use
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