Designed with neutral cushioning, the lightweight Salomon Men's XR Crossmax Neutral Trail Running Shoes will take good care of your feet on long, dusty runs. A breathable mesh upper keeps your feet cool and dry while the Quicklace system hugs them comfortably and securely with one pull. OS Tendon bars stretching the length of the sole improve heel-to-toe transition for a more powerful and efficient stride. Dual-density sole materials grip the running surface perfectly as you blow past your competition. Youll find high performance on any terrain with the Salomon XR Crossmax Neutral Trail Running Shoes for Men.
Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Salomon XR Crossmax Neutral Trail Running Shoe for Men is available through Altrec.com.
dr650
- September 12, 2011
I can't stop buying Salomon trail shoes...
My first Salomon's were the XA Pro 3D, and I've been sold on Salomon's comfort, style, and simple lacing system! I consider the XR Crossmax to be a slightly better trail running shoe than the XA Pro. It is a bit more comfortable and seems to grip the terrain a bit better. Regardless, you will not be disappointed with ANY Salomon trail shoe!
GunksTrailRunner
- May 26, 2011
Great Ride
Overall this is a great shoe that provides solid support, flexibility and cushioning in a lightweight shoe. I'm 6'0", 190lbs and Ive been on two trail runs (5 miles each run on some fairly rugged and rocky single-track) since purchasing these shoes and must say that they have been a pleasure to run in. As a heavy runner, I appreciate the excellent cushioning. They have solid foot protection that greatly softens the impact of rocks and gravel. They have solid traction and I have had no problems with the lacing system getting loose. The heel cushioning seems particularly good as I tend to drive my heels into the ground when running down hills. My only criticism of the shoe is that it comes up higher than I like on the outside of my ankles... they just touch the bottom of them so I thought I might get some rubbing/digging on the uphill ankle while on sloped trails. However, it has yet to bother me. I would buy them again as long as I dont start to develop any rubbing on my ankles but Salomon might want to consider lowering the outside of these shoes around the ankle just a bit.
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