Salomon Spikecross Unisex Racing Running Shoes Review

These are great shoes except the toe box is too tight. I wear Altras as it's the only wide toe shoe. If Salomon lengthens the toe box I would recommend it in the future.

I bought these for my wife (one size smaller than men's size according to Solomon and they fit) after using my own pair on steep trails near my home in the mountains where the snow gets hard in shady areas ice compacted. This isn't everywhere on the trails but creates "impassable" sections. These shoes have amazing traction in icy areas that are downright dangerous in a regular running or training shoe. And they work great on the rest of the trail, namely mud, rocks, mud, etc.

These shoes are not sneakers at all. They feel extremely stiff and heavy and have complete control over your run. The heel to toe drop is too high and intrusive, despite the drop being only 10mm. I have other shoes with a 10mm drop, but I don't feel this drastic drop. These shoes are more like hiking boots. If you are looking for hiking shoes, this could be a good choice. True to size, they are of excellent quality, look stylish and have excellent road holding on snow and ice.

This is the only running shoe I've ever found for sand or beach running. Absolutely no sand gets into the shoes. The outsole also had the added benefit of running on wet trails. They are very comfortable and well made which makes them worth the price.

I love Spikecross for serious trail running and hiking with my boys. Expensive but you get what you pay for! This is my sixth pair of SALOMONS, the best trail running shoes on the market. This has saved me from several nasty falls on steep slopes.

I bought them because I live on a farm and love running in a meadow that is often covered with water. Either from the morning dew, or the last rain, or something else. They keep my socks from getting wet. I still like her.

I bought these shoes for my wife (one size smaller than men's size according to Salomon and they fit) after using my own pair on steep hiking trails near my home in the mountains where snow was ramming became. too hard ice in shady places. This isn't everywhere on the trails but creates "impassable" sections. These shoes have amazing traction in icy areas that are downright dangerous in a regular running or training shoe. And the rest of the way, namely mud, rocks, mud, etc., they work great.

These are great shoes but the toe box is too narrow. I wear Altras as it's the only wide toe shoe. If Salomon lengthens the toe box I would recommend it in the future.

Love Spikecross for serious trail running and hiking with my boys. Expensive but you get what you pay for! This is my sixth pair of SALOMONS, the best trail running shoes on the market. This has saved me from several nasty falls on steep slopes.