Salomon Men's SalomonTrekking shoes

Love them

Still early days, had Solomon boots and trainers before so the quality is as good as expected. Little stiff at the moment but only been worn once hopefully they will ease as they get worn in.Just an update these have been worn a few times now. Sadly They haven’t softened up or eased at all, I’ve worn them for a good few hours for a few days now and by the end of the day I honestly can’t wait to get them off. They are by far the most uncomfortable boots I have ever owned.

Great boot, had the same product before. Fits perfectly and always ready to go, no 'breaking' in!

The media could not be loaded. Got these direct from maker, made a video as they won’t look as gorgeous for very long. Weighing 660g about 40g more than my old but worn down pair of same name. They instantly feel more substantial than the old ones. And technical differences too.A lace loop atop the tongue makes for easier thick sock entrance. And those black tabs you simply pull apart when laces undone to release the lower laces. No more cold finger trying to get underneath tight lace to release your lower foot. And I can smell the leather as well.After initial treadmill use to confirm size and fit, I went on a long shopping walk about two/three miles. Up and down hills, deliberately walking on stone egg pavement or blind persons approach to crossings. Great grip and barely felt ripples. And all this whilst wearing thin cycling socks.Looking forward to none solid ground walking though dreading the loss of their good looks. Think I’ll keep my bicycle jet wash ready for homecoming. Just need that planet jet stream to edge its way northwards for more thorough testing.

Very comfortable and waterproof but durability is a major concern. First pair: sole detached off after 8 months. Replacement pair: sides starting to separate after 4 months.

...and Salomon refused to do anything about it after 2 years - even with light use/wear.Otherwise great boots, but with a useful life of less than 3 years, I suggest you buy another boot.