Review on Salewa Lite Train Malta Orange: Lightweight and Dynamic Training Shoe for Performance Enthusiasts on Sale Now! by Darrell Verduzco

The fit is also called "narrow specified". I didn't know that "narrow" also means that the instep shouldn't be too high. Good in terms of width, length also good, but unfortunately not for me in "height". My instep seems too high for this shoe. I can only get in and feel comfortable in the shoe if I open the laces almost completely. Even if I then tighten them as much as possible (without it becoming uncomfortable), the remaining lace length is not enough to make even the smallest bow in the world. didn't want to lint the shoelaces out of another shoe just to lint them in this shoe) for a distance of approx. 2 km from the walk-jog step it is still sufficient. The sole is fascinating. Equipped with the little Michellin man at the front, bottom and back (that's a lot of name placement) you have a very pleasant appearance, so that you can walk comfortably over hill and dale. Overall, however, the cushioning is a little less than what I am used to from my favorite shoes from another brand, and in the long run this is clearly noticeable to me. But this shoe has significantly more grip and is therefore good grip even on slippery surfaces (this is different with my favorite shoes, they also like to slip away). Unfortunately, these shoes are not for my high instep. Even if they are absolutely fine in terms of workmanship, you need the right foot shape to be really happy with these shoes. For off-road definitely is an interesting alternative to other brands.