Salomon Speedcross 6 W Black Shoes

The legendary Salomon shoe has its next edition, the advantages of which confirm the belief that it is a truly unique top-class off-road shoe that will satisfy the most demanding runners .

In the world of trail running, the Salomon Speedcross model does not require special advertising, because for years it has been synonymous with the highest quality of workmanship, the highest comfort of use and the unique ability to overcome the most difficult off-road trails , from muddy paths and mud in forest clearings to rocky and rocky hills, where you have to fight for keeping the balance. Everywhere, Salomon Speedcross shoes will prove themselves perfectly, ensuring their user confidence and safety at every step . The latest, sixth edition of this excellent shoe is another confirmation of previous opinions.

In the latest, sixth version, Speedcross has become much lighter and, what is worth emphasizing, its current weight has dropped below 300 g, which will undoubtedly have a positive effect on its dynamics and agility. Thanks to changes in the tread profile and the shape of the outsole studs, the speed of mud removal has also been improved (compared to the previous edition), thanks to which the legs of the trail runner are not additionally loaded. In addition, even more precise than before holding the foot enables faster, more dynamic run while maintaining adequate control of the foot and the absence of "slip" of the inner liner of the shoe. Increased contact with the ground and excellent traction of the Contagrip sole are another, difficult to overestimate advantages of the latest edition of the iconic Speedcross. It is also worth emphasizing that in line with the "Play Minded" sustainable development strategy adopted by the Salomon brand, the new Speedcross includes 30 percent. recycling materials.

So, the latest edition of the Salomon Speedcross 6 fully confirms the former, well-established reputation of this famous model, which is best reflected in its nickname "King of the Mountains", which has been used in the world of trail running for some time.