Customer Reviews Salomon Outpulse Mid GTX

Just finished hiking in Arizona for a week in these boots. Love them! Light weight and grippy for rocky terrain. Very comfortable. I had done a lot of research before buying these boots. Very pleased with their performance.

Super light. Super comfy right outta the box. Wore em all day because if they’re gonna hurt better to know now rather than five miles into a hike. I think, at long last, I have finally found hiking shoes that will work!! I put my arch supports in them too. Plenty of room.

This is an out-of-the-box review, no hiking yet: Very comfortable. No noticeable rubbing or slipping. The ankle is not tight fitting but can be made tighter or looser which I like... some days my ankles prefer one or the other. I'm an older person and an inexperienced hiker wanting to do moderate hikes. Fingers crossed.

Comfortable, nice support! Perfect for running off road. Yes I tested and they repel water. Wonderful buy. I’m so glad I bought these. I usually wear merrel or sorrel for my waterproof hiking boots. First time buying this brand. They are my style. I’m a dog runner. These are great! Nice ankle support.

Comfy and stylish

I have a bigger foot and am always worried that the 12 will be too tight, but not these. I just hiked throughout southern Montana and my feet were comfortable and supported. Really cannot wrote enough positivity for these shoes.

I wanted to love these boots. The look small - like sneakers - not clunky at all. Much nicer in person than the photos, in fact. And the insoles were so cushy and soft, yet arch support was sufficient to keep my flat feet from overpronation. They were also so much lighter than any hiking boots I've worn before. The ankles, however, somehow hit me in the wrong place. I've always worn hiking boots that come up around my ankles and I have lots of other ankle boots too, so this really surprised me. They are soft and well-cushioned so I'm really not sure what was wrong but I couldn't get used to them. They seemed as light as my summer weight trail runners, a plus for casual hiking. I'm generally out with, at most, a light backpack, mirrorless camera, maybe an extra lens & carbon fiber tripod, on well groomed trails, so I can't really judge how they'd be for real expedition hiking, although I think the light weight might make it easier to keep going for miles. I prefer hiking boots that cover my ankles even for a more relaxed stroll in the woods, since I live in an area where deer ticks are prevalent, and these seemed like they'd be comfortable in even warm weather. The blue color was beautiful. It matched nicely with the pair of faded jeans i was wearing. Hence, five starts for style (they are really cute for hiking boots and made my feet look tiny) and four stars for comfort /overall...not sure why the ankles bothered me, but hopefully they won't bother you. I'd still recommend them.

I wanted to love these for a trip to Alaska. Comfortable, too wide for me, not too stiff but the tongue just didn't want to tuck in without sticking into the spot above my ankle. Walked around the house and just couldn't ignore the slight pressure. Still in search of the perfect comfort hiker.

I just received these and was surprised at the low support they offered. Maybe it was because they ran so big? I’m usually a size 7.5 but these felt at least a half size too big. I do have a narrower foot but my foot was swallowed in these. Unfortunately, I’ll be returning them and trying another pair.

SO uncomfortable - could not ever wear them again! SOmething in the lip part of the shoe is poorly constructed and digs into your skin.