Customer Reviews Salomon Pulsar Trail GTX

I bought them. I ran with them. They stayed on my feet. They look good. They feel good. I'm writing for a discount.

Already ran aroun 200 km in these shoes, very nice on mixed terain. On snow there's less grip than Speedcross, but they are better on asphalt or concrete (city run). I would have liked a heel a little more adapted to the natural run (70% of people touch the surface whith the exterior of the heel), but that is of no concern for trail runners, after all that's these shoes are designed for. All in all, is a no brainer for me, easy to recommend for almost any situation, unless you plan to run exclusively in the city or in summer.

Bought the Pulsar trail for winter rain and snow running and as usual with Salomon they are perfect. Great grip and easy on the feet and knees.

Like other reviews pointed out, the shoe is a tight fit. I went for a size above my usual other Salomon shoes, which fit nicely for my taste. GoreTex is really nice for snow/mud conditions of early summer season in BC, but I expect they'll end up too hot when temperatures rise. Can't say much for durability for now.

Well I bought these August 2022 and have put them through some tough runs here in the Pacific North West (BC). They are a little tight for a size 10, I would say order a 10.5 if your getting the Gore-Tex model. I have taken them on some very technical runs and some long wet runs, performance was great. I have many pairs of Salomon to choose from but for long (over 20+ km) these are a comfortable choice. Just wish I got the 10.5 size since your feet swell a bit.

I bought these around 3 months ago and did have to send one pair back due to the mid sole collapsing a little but the next pair have been perfect. Everything you could want from a trail running shoe. The only gripe is that they are not waterproof, running through wet grass and your feet are damp. Maybe not as much as if there were no Goretex but definitely not fully waterproof.

I've had these shoes now for just over a month and they did feel a bit tight when I first put them on. After a couple of runs they were better. I am a size 10 but out of the box they were not true to size until after my 3 rd run. Very cushy as I run on Hoka's on the road and these compare very well when I'm on the trails. I'm a heal smasher coming down hill and my feet are pretty good when I'm done 20k. Long & Short I'd buy another pair.

I used to have Salomon Sense Ride 4 GTX Invisible Fit -shoes before these and I have to say that Pulsar Trail GTX is the perfect match for me. I use the shoes on the trails and on asphalt. The shoes fit my feet very well and are light.

Long time supporter of everything Salomon. I had to buy the GT version as the non-GT were not in stock. I've previously run with the ultra glide so I am accustomed to the energy blade rocker. This may take a little getting used to in a trail shoe but 4-5 runs later you should be comfortable. Overall the shoe is a nice fit, true to size (9.0 in every 20+ pairs I own). The traction is quite nice for downhill running, and well as bounding on gravel tracks. My one concern with the shoe is the loss of control from the "traditional" tongue of these shoes. After running in all things S-Lab and being very used to the tongue style of a slimmer design, this bulky padded tongue seems insufficient in keeping my foot from side to side motion which is noticeable when you bring this shoe up to speed. In my opinion for the price point of the shoe, it should have a closer fitting tongue design. One other small (but slightly annoying) criticism is the length of the quicklace, it is much longer than needed and I find I am cinching the shoe very snug when running. Overall a good shoe for middle distance running especially when some extra cushion is warranted. I've run about 100km in mine thus far and they seem to be holding up nicely thus far.

I've had these a few weeks now and I'm very impressed. I've only walked about 20 miles (no running) but they are incredibly comfortable and offer great support. Haven't tested the gore-tex yet as we are in the middle of a heat-wave. The ONLY issue is that I have found that the insoles creep back half an inch every time I wear them. I may try to add some glue to stop them moving.