yeah I was tempted by them as well (please bear in mind I've only done a couple OCRs and don't have all that much experience) but they just seem too damn elegant....
Yes these are fantastic in the pnw. Honestly though i like being able to feel the trail underneath my feet. Ive worn these shoes in many countries and im confident to say these are my favorite shoes of all time! Especially with the gtx
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I owned the speedcross 4. They were fine, but I was advised that I should not wear them in rocky areas or on asphalt. As well that they are more meant for muddy/sandy areas. I tend to do hardcore mountain hikes where there is a very big mix of terrains ranging from grass to boulders. My speedcross 4's soul quickly got destroyed from the rocks with chips in the studs and all that ugly stuff. I gave them back to the store because they did not warn me about how to use them. They gave me the advice to buy the spupercrosses for a more rounded shoe to suite my needs. I find them comfortable and more snug around my foot compared to the speedcross 4's, have yet to try them on the mountain! My only complain so far is the shoe laces dont really have a place to keep them like the speedcrosses.
I live in Atlanta, Georgia. I am mostly a road runner due to time, but been running on a trails once a week or once every other week. Love doing long runs up on Red Top Mountain when I have the time to make the drive. Started looking at trail shoes recently. The rock plate is the main reason for looking at trail shoes, tread hasn't been as big of a issue running on the trails.
Hello..Great review. The main reason I'm not buying them again is that feature at the back of the shoe. Though I bought the right size, my achilles kept rubbing and caused blisters to both my feet plus the shoe material around that area was worn down. I actually use some tape now. I think they're more like mud trainers rather than rock trail ones. I only use them for training. For my races I use my Speedcross 5. Nikos, Greece.
I just bought this adventure, your points are just. Though I would add that running up a spring mountain would be awesome. The dirt up to the mud, advancing to the snow, then the ice! This shoe would be awesome!
Inov 8 trailroc 285s are waiting for me at my doorstep :-). For shorter trailraces, the rockplate for me is not really necessary, ground feel has priority, so I would take these over the speedcross. They seem pretty sweet for fell running as well.
I’ve already got my Speedcross5 thanks to your awesone review.. I’m not sure I’m going for this.. Please do more miles with this in different trails! my next race will be an obstacle run..
I think they are for running in mud rather than on rocky trails. I use Salomon Fellraisers (similar lugs but lower drop) here in the UK in winter. It's all mud, no rocks and they work great for that. For rocky trails softer stickier lugs work better like Altra Superior.
Ive had them for half a year now and Ive kinda torn them apart where my toes flex Ive used it 2-3 times for actual running per week and about half the week I used it as my standard duty shoes
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe). Thanks a lot.
I have a question about this shoes... I purchased one and it is slightly tight in the toe area of my right foot when trying it at home. My question is... do they widen and losen a bit? Thank You ☺️
Seth James DeMoor Are you still in the market for the Brooks Cascadia? I love the v12 so hopefully the v14’s are just as nice (or even better). I will try the NB as an extra pair but need to fit them first. Since the 1080 v9 road shoes NB impressed me 😃 maybe rebel or rincon for faster days so can’t wait for your reviews 👍🏻 Love your work. Happy to see you running again 🏃🏻♂️
I think that shoe would be great in Michigan. We have buffed out Trails, but we also have a lot of ruts and loose dirt trails and mud, We don't have a lot of rocks in northern Michigan, More so in the up. I'm looking for a trail shoe right now. So im thankful for these reviews on trail shoes Seth!
I think this is a good choice for what I use speedcross for. Soft conditions, the rock is better with things like sense pro2 which has a better lug profile for rocks and has a protective plate.
QOD (yesterday) So a little late but I’m looking between the Speed cross and maybe the Dynafit Feline Up Pro. My trail shoes currently are the NB Heirro. They were great for the winter and spring but I used them as an approach shoe to Emperor Couloir (NW face of Torrey’s)on Friday and did not like them in the rougher terrain. Not the first time I’ve had this thought. I’ve tried on the Salmon’s in the past and really liked the fit. In fact I was going to get them but went with the NB because they were free. Is the Speed Cross a good all around trainer/racer for the Front Range? How do they compare to the S lab Sense or Ultra? Any thoughts on the Dynafit?
Using this in rocky, muddy terrain up my local mountain in Norway :) a bit "soft" because of the lack of a plate, so you feel the rock a bit. But the drop and outer sole, together with the lugs, and flexibility makes it a good versatile shoe for me. Also, I love salomons- maybe even more than you😂 have some XA Pro's, speedcross 3 and 4, and looking for a more everyday use shoes for sparetime as well :)
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe). Thanks a lot.
@@giuseppecancemi8686 He doesn't mean going out for a 50 mile run. He means that Seth only gives a shoe a full review after he accumulates 50 miles on it. It's so he has a better idea of the shoe overall, rather than the reviewers who only take a shoe out for a 3 mile jog and then make a video. Seth didn't like this shoe enough to keep wearing it for 50 miles.
I’m relatively new to road running and really want to get in to trail running. I’m about 90 minutes north of Seattle, so I think this one might work. I am certainly in the market for a good trail running shoe. I have an awesome pair of Solomon hiking shoes, so I’m leaning toward going with them for trail running too.
Great info, but without the rock plate it's a pass for me especially where I trail run it's a must. Going to wait for the new color Speedcross 5's to come out soon to get my next two pairs. Spend a little more and just get the Speedcross 5's they're worth it. BTW campsaver or backcountry sometimes have sales on them. Nice to see you back testing.
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe, though). Thanks a lot.
Just purchased the new Topo MTN Racer. Haven't taken it out yet, but I love the Ultraventures, on which the MTN Racer is based. Would be great to see a review of a Topo shoe on here. In the realm of "foot-shaped" shoes, the Topos I've run in definitely surpass Altra in build quality and durability. I also prefer the Ultraventure's midfoot lockdown to the Timp 1.5, which always felt a little squirrely to me when running downhill.
I'm either going to pay the extra money for another pair of Speedcross 5's or wait until the new Altra Lone Peak comes out. I'm a lot heavier than you are and I don't think those would hold up for me. Keep up the great work!
Can you enighten us on the water-resistance of the shoe? You said that it helped in the mud, but can you please elaborate? I know its not goretex and thats the only minus when thinking of buying them, but overall, how was it in muddy terrains? And how would it be in snowy ones? Like for e.g if I run on a snowy trail, will my feet get wet?
SUPERCROSS. Huh, I expected you to like them more. The rock plate issue is pretty major. Side note: I just bought my second pair of Turbos (v. 1). Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever owned. How does the Pegasus trail compare to the Turbo in the midsole?
I've always wanted to try Salomon, but the ones I've tried on are too narrow. I currently am running in Altra"s (timp 2), they kinda hurt my heels? I prefer Hoka's, but I don't like how they lace up and how they cut the circulation off around my ankles. I'm a hot mess!
Kalenji Kiprun Trail MT will do the work. Best Trail Shoes.😁😁 if i purchase that supercross i think i'll just use that for training or for Hiking use only
ROCK PLATE - inov8 trail shoes dont have rock plates in them, this is a deliberate design to increase ground contact feel. It makes it easier for the tread to make contact with the ground and therefore increases the grip. It also reduces weight massively. I feel the rocks when in inov8 but it is better than feeling nothing and being out of control in high stack height/rock plate shoes.
@@JROPDX I'm referring to the fell running line up such as the xtalons and TrailTalon, these shoes are mostly below 250grams. These are faster shoes for true fell runners
Supercross. I have a pair of Challenger AT 4 from Hoka that are pretty good on the gravel and well formed trails but I’m looking at trying the new Speed Goat Or Stinson. Central highlands in Victoria has a variety of terrain....mud, clay, rock....gold mining country. I love having a heap of mid sole between me and the earth. It gives me an illusion of weightlessness and speed. It’s all in the mind of course. Any others I should look at?
PLATE - no not looking for any trail shoes right now - I have my stock of Altra Trail shoes for that and a backup Lone Peak 4 when the one I am wearing dies.. I am curious Seth - you do love the SpeedCross which also does not have a rock plate, is the extra cushioning enough to deal with the rocks. I would say similar to the speedcross it is built for muddy trails - although if I was looking for something like that I would spend the extra 20 bucks and get the speedcross 5s
Hello Seth, I am looking for a first trail running shoe. I live in central coast California, I think this shoe would do well, but would you recommend this shoe over the Nike lineup or the Salomon speedcross lineup? Thank you!
Those neon blue are on sale for $66. I think I'll try a pair. From the shit state of Iowa. I have to step on a tree root. We don't have rocks in Iowa lol
PLATE: I am looking online right now for a good trail shoe. So much info out there I am undecided. I have the Nike Wildhorse5 but after loving them initially they feel a bit stiff on longer runs.
Seth James DeMoor thanks for your reply. I actually made it to the Newton store in Boulder and they weren’t the right fit at all for my feet. Had heard great things, but too wide in the toe box. I know most people like that, but my feet are very narrow. They run $130. Went with the Salomon Ulta s/lab. 👍🏼
I am a newbie in the running world. An I am looking to buy a trail shoe (love trial running and even running in my local parc)... would this be a good starting shoe for me? Is there any other considerations? Thank you people for your thoughts.
Jim Duyck don’t get me wrong I love Nike as they fit my feet perfectly except for the trail versions, so you’re right to each his own. Ps Andy could race in converse and still do well. Lol.
Honestly seems like a good shoe for obstacle course racing. Lugs for mud, lightweight for a racy feel. Price point for ocr bois...
yeah I was tempted by them as well (please bear in mind I've only done a couple OCRs and don't have all that much experience) but they just seem too damn elegant....
Yes these are fantastic in the pnw. Honestly though i like being able to feel the trail underneath my feet. Ive worn these shoes in many countries and im confident to say these are my favorite shoes of all time! Especially with the gtx
I bought them one week ago, still in the box waiting for the spring 😉
I’m looking for my first trail shoe and these videos are helping a lot.
Thank you
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I owned the speedcross 4. They were fine, but I was advised that I should not wear them in rocky areas or on asphalt. As well that they are more meant for muddy/sandy areas. I tend to do hardcore mountain hikes where there is a very big mix of terrains ranging from grass to boulders. My speedcross 4's soul quickly got destroyed from the rocks with chips in the studs and all that ugly stuff. I gave them back to the store because they did not warn me about how to use them. They gave me the advice to buy the spupercrosses for a more rounded shoe to suite my needs. I find them comfortable and more snug around my foot compared to the speedcross 4's, have yet to try them on the mountain! My only complain so far is the shoe laces dont really have a place to keep them like the speedcrosses.
I use these shoes for golf. Amazing. Comfortable, lots of traction, and keep my feet dry. Look great on and off the course.
I live in Atlanta, Georgia. I am mostly a road runner due to time, but been running on a trails once a week or once every other week. Love doing long runs up on Red Top Mountain when I have the time to make the drive. Started looking at trail shoes recently. The rock plate is the main reason for looking at trail shoes, tread hasn't been as big of a issue running on the trails.
Hello..Great review. The main reason I'm not buying them again is that feature at the back of the shoe. Though I bought the right size, my achilles kept rubbing and caused blisters to both my feet plus the shoe material around that area was worn down. I actually use some tape now. I think they're more like mud trainers rather than rock trail ones. I only use them for training. For my races I use my Speedcross 5. Nikos, Greece.
I just bought this adventure, your points are just. Though I would add that running up a spring mountain would be awesome. The dirt up to the mud, advancing to the snow, then the ice! This shoe would be awesome!
I really enjoy the shoe, I just wish it had a rock plate
@@SethJamesDeMoor What do you think of the Sense Ride? I am really into Salomon this year and have the Speed Cross as well.
I see the fuel cell rebel!! I can't wait to hear your first impressions!
Inov 8 trailroc 285s are waiting for me at my doorstep :-). For shorter trailraces, the rockplate for me is not really necessary, ground feel has priority, so I would take these over the speedcross. They seem pretty sweet for fell running as well.
I’ve already got my Speedcross5 thanks to your awesone review.. I’m not sure I’m going for this.. Please do more miles with this in different trails!
my next race will be an obstacle run..
I think they are for running in mud rather than on rocky trails. I use Salomon Fellraisers (similar lugs but lower drop) here in the UK in winter. It's all mud, no rocks and they work great for that. For rocky trails softer stickier lugs work better like Altra Superior.
Ive had them for half a year now and Ive kinda torn them apart where my toes flex Ive used it 2-3 times for actual running per week and about half the week I used it as my standard duty shoes
I just did a 50-mile and the Solomon Supercross also. And I think my only complaint about the shoe would be not having a Rock plate.
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe). Thanks a lot.
@@juliesimeckova3405 they should get a better fit to your feet after a few runs.
But I did fo up a half size to what I wear.
Hope you enjoy them.
I have a question about this shoes... I purchased one and it is slightly tight in the toe area of my right foot when trying it at home. My question is... do they widen and losen a bit? Thank You ☺️
Will get the new Brooks Cascadia this week. Also concidder New Balance Fresh Foam Hierro v4 🏃🏻♂️👍🏻
Excellent
Seth James DeMoor Are you still in the market for the Brooks Cascadia? I love the v12 so hopefully the v14’s are just as nice (or even better).
I will try the NB as an extra pair but need to fit them first. Since the 1080 v9 road shoes NB impressed me 😃 maybe rebel or rincon for faster days so can’t wait for your reviews 👍🏻 Love your work. Happy to see you running again 🏃🏻♂️
I think that shoe would be great in Michigan. We have buffed out Trails, but we also have a lot of ruts and loose dirt trails and mud, We don't have a lot of rocks in northern Michigan, More so in the up. I'm looking for a trail shoe right now. So im thankful for these reviews on trail shoes Seth!
I think this is a good choice for what I use speedcross for. Soft conditions, the rock is better with things like sense pro2 which has a better lug profile for rocks and has a protective plate.
QOD (yesterday) So a little late but I’m looking between the Speed cross and maybe the Dynafit Feline Up Pro. My trail shoes currently are the NB Heirro. They were great for the winter and spring but I used them as an approach shoe to Emperor Couloir (NW face of Torrey’s)on Friday and did not like them in the rougher terrain. Not the first time I’ve had this thought. I’ve tried on the Salmon’s in the past and really liked the fit. In fact I was going to get them but went with the NB because they were free. Is the Speed Cross a good all around trainer/racer for the Front Range? How do they compare to the S lab Sense or Ultra? Any thoughts on the Dynafit?
What did you think about the lack of a pocket on the upper tongue to store the excess laces?
Not happy about it 👎🏻
@@SethJamesDeMoor That was my impression too. I think I'll stick to the Speedcross lineup. Thanks for the reply my friend.
Using this in rocky, muddy terrain up my local mountain in Norway :) a bit "soft" because of the lack of a plate, so you feel the rock a bit. But the drop and outer sole, together with the lugs, and flexibility makes it a good versatile shoe for me. Also, I love salomons- maybe even more than you😂 have some XA Pro's, speedcross 3 and 4, and looking for a more everyday use shoes for sparetime as well :)
Agreed on the rock plate issue over the rocks, not sure what to do with them.
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe). Thanks a lot.
I’m a bit worried about the Supercross...not sure it’s gunna make 50 miles.... 🤔
No full review methinks.
is not a shoe for 50 miles.. i try for 15 it's really ok, for distance Ultra pro or Sense Ride are better
@@giuseppecancemi8686 He doesn't mean going out for a 50 mile run. He means that Seth only gives a shoe a full review after he accumulates 50 miles on it. It's so he has a better idea of the shoe overall, rather than the reviewers who only take a shoe out for a 3 mile jog and then make a video. Seth didn't like this shoe enough to keep wearing it for 50 miles.
When does the Full Review of Peg 36 Trail come out?? Super excited for it!
I’m relatively new to road running and really want to get in to trail running. I’m about 90 minutes north of Seattle, so I think this one might work. I am certainly in the market for a good trail running shoe. I have an awesome pair of Solomon hiking shoes, so I’m leaning toward going with them for trail running too.
The only trail shoes i would buy right now are those which are versatile enough to spend up to half the run on road
Great info, but without the rock plate it's a pass for me especially where I trail run it's a must. Going to wait for the new color Speedcross 5's to come out soon to get my next two pairs. Spend a little more and just get the Speedcross 5's they're worth it. BTW campsaver or backcountry sometimes have sales on them. Nice to see you back testing.
Hey, I was just wondering, bought them, fit well, but a bit tighter and the back is kinda digging into my achilles heel, so does it adjust to my foot? Or should I buy a bigger size? (Have a bit of space in the front of the shoe, though). Thanks a lot.
Same with me..try thinner socks..
Just purchased the new Topo MTN Racer. Haven't taken it out yet, but I love the Ultraventures, on which the MTN Racer is based. Would be great to see a review of a Topo shoe on here. In the realm of "foot-shaped" shoes, the Topos I've run in definitely surpass Altra in build quality and durability. I also prefer the Ultraventure's midfoot lockdown to the Timp 1.5, which always felt a little squirrely to me when running downhill.
just got mine today. gotta try it hopefully tomorrow...
THANKS VALENTINO
Lol, 1:55 made me think of the raptors from Jurassic Park.
I'm either going to pay the extra money for another pair of Speedcross 5's or wait until the new Altra Lone Peak comes out. I'm a lot heavier than you are and I don't think those would hold up for me. Keep up the great work!
Very usefull, thanks! Any better recommendation for stony rocky, alpine trails with cushioning?
Do you think those shoe would be okay from doorstep to trail? Thank you.
Are these also good for paved roads ??
Can you enighten us on the water-resistance of the shoe? You said that it helped in the mud, but can you please elaborate? I know its not goretex and thats the only minus when thinking of buying them, but overall, how was it in muddy terrains? And how would it be in snowy ones? Like for e.g if I run on a snowy trail, will my feet get wet?
is it just me or does his voice have a delay where it almost sounds like 2 of him overlapping... in all his videos.
QD: yep, my Superior 4s are dead. But tbh due to XC season, I don't use trail shoes much until the winter.
You should try Sense Rides, very cushioned, shallow lugs, but really nice grip on wet surface.
SUPERCROSS. Huh, I expected you to like them more. The rock plate issue is pretty major. Side note: I just bought my second pair of Turbos (v. 1). Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever owned. How does the Pegasus trail compare to the Turbo in the midsole?
Seth u should think about purchasing the speedgoat from hoka!!!
I've always wanted to try Salomon, but the ones I've tried on are too narrow. I currently am running in Altra"s (timp 2), they kinda hurt my heels? I prefer Hoka's, but I don't like how they lace up and how they cut the circulation off around my ankles. I'm a hot mess!
Yes I am looking for a trail shoe and I am thinking about the speedgoat
Perfect for moody , wet and long canal running in UK.
Brilliant
Sounds like a perfect shoe for Florida trails since most are packed and loose sand.
Don't you ever use terrex from adidas? The trail running world champion Luis Alberto Hernando uses terrex two, and terrex speed. Just asking. Cheers
I really need to try Adidas! Just haven’t had the time
Kalenji Kiprun Trail MT will do the work. Best Trail Shoes.😁😁 if i purchase that supercross i think i'll just use that for training or for Hiking use only
ROCK PLATE - inov8 trail shoes dont have rock plates in them, this is a deliberate design to increase ground contact feel. It makes it easier for the tread to make contact with the ground and therefore increases the grip. It also reduces weight massively. I feel the rocks when in inov8 but it is better than feeling nothing and being out of control in high stack height/rock plate shoes.
Inov8's do have a rock plate, that is what the Meta Shank means. The Roclte 290s are great for obstacle course races and rocky trails.
@@JROPDX I'm referring to the fell running line up such as the xtalons and TrailTalon, these shoes are mostly below 250grams. These are faster shoes for true fell runners
Supercross.
I have a pair of Challenger AT 4 from Hoka that are pretty good on the gravel and well formed trails but I’m looking at trying the new Speed Goat Or Stinson. Central highlands in Victoria has a variety of terrain....mud, clay, rock....gold mining country. I love having a heap of mid sole between me and the earth. It gives me an illusion of weightlessness and speed. It’s all in the mind of course. Any others I should look at?
PLATE - no not looking for any trail shoes right now - I have my stock of Altra Trail shoes for that and a backup Lone Peak 4 when the one I am wearing dies..
I am curious Seth - you do love the SpeedCross which also does not have a rock plate, is the extra cushioning enough to deal with the rocks. I would say similar to the speedcross it is built for muddy trails - although if I was looking for something like that I would spend the extra 20 bucks and get the speedcross 5s
This shoe is perfect for running in the snow here in canada
I just bought them, I chose them because they seemed fit for snow (I live in the french alps), I'm glad to hear tour comment👍
Hello Seth,
I am looking for a first trail running shoe. I live in central coast California, I think this shoe would do well, but would you recommend this shoe over the Nike lineup or the Salomon speedcross lineup?
Thank you!
Which is better, these or the speedcross 4? I'm planning to buy a new salomon shoes (I have wings of flyte 2) and I'm kinda confused on what to get.
Those neon blue are on sale for $66. I think I'll try a pair. From the shit state of Iowa. I have to step on a tree root. We don't have rocks in Iowa lol
Nice video and lighting. What camera are you using?
Will you recommend SuperCross for Plantar Fasciatis promblem feet?
Yup, I am currently searching. Any recommendations???
I am a forefoot runner, 120lbs.
PLATE: I am looking online right now for a good trail shoe. So much info out there I am undecided. I have the Nike Wildhorse5 but after loving them initially they feel a bit stiff on longer runs.
Hi Seth! Can you make a review of Salomon Alphacross, thanks!
The Salmon Speedcross also does not have a rockplate
can we wear this on casual? hehe. I like the shoe, it's so badass
Not currently. But who knows in the future.
Can I run with this pair of Salomon on a tarmac?
Can you please review the Newton BoCo AT 4? Thanks!!!
Would love to, how much are they?
Seth James DeMoor thanks for your reply. I actually made it to the Newton store in Boulder and they weren’t the right fit at all for my feet. Had heard great things, but too wide in the toe box. I know most people like that, but my feet are very narrow. They run $130. Went with the Salomon Ulta s/lab. 👍🏼
I am a newbie in the running world. An I am looking to buy a trail shoe (love trial running and even running in my local parc)... would this be a good starting shoe for me? Is there any other considerations? Thank you people for your thoughts.
Interesting thanks
I'm looking with interest the terrex speed from adidas
Any alpha cross review?
Shame about the rock plate and mid sole. I had my eye on supercross for a bulk trainer.
QoD - Just picked up the Terra Kiger 5 on sale. Loving ‘em. 🤘
ratliff2006 lol. They are great street shoes. Not so much for trail.
Terry Stimac Tell that to Andy Wacker who ran both the Mont Blanc and Zermatt trail marathons in them. To each his/her own.
ratliff2006 Cool. ✌️
Jim Duyck don’t get me wrong I love Nike as they fit my feet perfectly except for the trail versions, so you’re right to each his own. Ps Andy could race in converse and still do well. Lol.
Can I use these type of shoes to only walk on pavement/cement?
Rock plate is not needed, i'm 100% sure the rock cannot go through that rubber.
True to size?
if you ran in it enough to know that you didn’t want to take it to 50 miles for review then I think you know enough to review it
Nah, not my style, I like to really give a shoe a shot unlike other youtubers who run in them once and claim they know the shoe well.
Let's not forget this is a budget multi use shoe
The shoe looks sexy in blue
Plate
First! 😄🤘🏽
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