Customer Reviews Salomon X Ultra Winter CS WP 2

I've been out on three height since I bought these, and have nothing but good things to say. One of the hikes started out very sloppy, with a lot of slush and standing water, but my feet stayed perfectly dry. Another hike was up into the high peaks of New Hampshire, where the temperature at the peak was 0 degrees, yet my feet were perfectly warm, but not sweaty. Both the breathability and the warmth of these boots were major factors in me purchasing them, and they didn't disappoint. They were very comfortable right out of the box, and I immediately headed up a 4300-foot peak in total comfort. I also ran down the total length of the mountain, and the boots were very supportive. I don't have weak ankles, but those that do might appreciate the high collar. The Contagrip sole is very effective, and I have full confidence in them as I'm hiking. I'm looking forward to many more years of service out of these highly-recommended boots.

I have been ankle deep in the Alaskan snow numerous times since these arrived! I have stayed warm and totally DRY! My expectations have been exceeded once again by a Salomon product!

I've owned these boots for the last few months and used them roughly 10 times. They are light enough to run on snow packet trails and sturdy enough to hike in. I used their sizing guide and feel like the size I ordered is perfect.

Very light weight. Stay dry. Great cushioning. Went half size up. Must have winter boot. Harsh winter this year. survived the test.

I've been using these boots for about 3 years in Michigan's upper peninsula. They're great boots: light weight, not bulky, decent warmth, seemingly quite durable. These boots are an excellent combination of weight, warmth, and strength. Highly recommended!!!

This is my 8th pair of salomon boots as i wear every day my only issue i get less than 10 months before the sole wears flat but the top of the boots always look like new

I can't yet speak to the temperature range at which these boots are warm enough to wear, but I can tell you that I walked around a flooded Charleston, SC for a day and was comfortable and dry (at least my feet were). I hadn't had a chance to break them in or do anything more than try them on for 10 minutes before literally spending an entire day walking around in them in the rain.

I buy Solomon's to do my job outside. This boot is good, but the waterproof doesn't last long. However, I've never owned a waterproof shoe/boot that can handle what I do for a living. Overall comfortable, a little smaller fit but not bad, durable and the gator ring makes it easier to gear up. I buy Solomon for my job and will never change. Their shoes over all are the most comfortable, durable and easiest to break in for what I do.

Great boot, light weight, comfortable, durable, adorable for what it is. I use these boots hard and they are there every step of the way.

This is my third pair comfortable and durable boots . I also have 8 pairs of speedcross shoes that are just as good.

I got these for my Winter shoes to replace my old worn out ones. Love them, warm comfy and last for quite awhile.

I work as a tow truck driver and am outside in the snow, rain and mud. They have held up extremely well and have been extremely dry and warm.

Wear these daily. The fit is perfect (size 8.5). At -24F (air temperature in Fairbanks AK) these were warm when I started a 2-mile walk with my dog, and they were warm when we finished. Wore Copperfit crew socks. Grip was great on hard pack snow with ice underneath and loose snow on top. Easily sheds loose snow.

The boots feel lighter than I would have expected, but the warmth is spot on. Good traction and they seem to be holding up well. Looking forward to many miles in these. Runs true to size. My feet are just above average width.

I've been wearing these for a couple Vermont winters, and they are the best winter boots I've owned, overall. In particular, they are very light weight and flexible, so they're excellent for winter trail running. They have excellent traction/grip. I also prefer a minimal sole height and heel drop (I usually wear minimalist shoes), and these feel about as good as you're going to get for a winter boot, in that regard. I have narrow feet, and these fit great. These boots are rated to be 'comfortable' down to 21F, which seems right based on my experience. I'm fine with these in the single digits and teens, but only if I'm trail running (for an hour or so). So if you are going to be more stationary/walking/longer hikes in temps below the 20's, you may want a warmer boot (like the Toundra). I would buy these again without hesitation - they are perfect lightweight winter boots.