SalomonMen's Xa Pro 3D V8 Trail Running

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I have owned Salomon XA Pro 3D shoes for decades. The very first time I put them on it seemed like they were custom made for my feet. A customer service representative I called during my third pair told me that customers kept telling Salomon not to change the shoes as they were perfect. And then they changed them. Salomon went to a narrower last. As a store salesperson said when I was trying to find ones that fit, "They ruined perfection." The problem is, I received a discount from Salomon for another reason and purchased three pairs of their various shoes during the time of ruined perfection. None of them were "right" and I couldn't determine why until two years later when I heard of the changed last. Thankfully, Salomon has corrected that stupidity and the shoes are once again spectacular. The only issue you will encounter is that these need to be broken in. It's and easy process. Wear them for three to six hours or until your feet tell you the shoes need to come off. Put them aside so your feet have some time to recover. Put the shoes on a couple days later and you should be good to go.

Best Hiking Shoes, this ones and all the Salomon Brand shoes that I own

This is a popular shoe where I live. I’ve had a couple pairs now and the fit is exceptional. I really like them. The color offerings are nice. The lacing system is practically flawless. The breathability is just right. Durability is a major issue. Considering the price this model sells for the shoes should last two times as long. The uppers characteristically rip in the same areas in a relatively short period of time. The soles wear incredibly fast even in almost exclusive dirt trail use. Irregardless of the price however, the shoes should last longer. I suggest using a higher quality mesh upper and a harder rubber for the sole; the heel cup, tongue, and lacing system are great as is. If Salomon were to offer both a harder rubber and a softer rubber on the sole as options, most customers would choose the harder rubber. Unless you’re rock climbing no one needs or wants a fast wearing soft-soled shoe for “gripping performance”, that’s a lame excuse for inbuilt obsolency. It’s irresponsible to the entire eco system to put out products with an unnecessarily short service life. I would purchase more of these shoes, that is until I become aware of a more righteous option.

Not many shoes that fit comfortably for me right out of the box but these do. Only thing is I wish the wide ones were more readily available. Could use just a little more width but, they will work