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Salomon XR Crossmax Neutral CS Trail Running Shoe - Men's
Even if its just for fun, high-mileage running requires footwear that keeps your strides healthy: the Salomon XR Crossmax Neutral CS Trail Running Shoe. Since you don't want to have to think about every stride of a twenty-mile trail run, the XR Crossmax's engineered neutral technology ensures you don't have to, all while keeping your toes dry and steps secure.
- Climashield membrane over the front portion of the tongue and shoe provide waterproof protection while the breathable lining keeps your foot cool during mile six and mile twenty-six
- Dual-density EVA in the midsole reduces the constant impact, while an OS Tendon structure ensures your strides don't tweak your legs and back into injury by over pronation
- Mud, slick rock, and fresh snow are no problem thanks to a combination of non-marking Mud & Snow ContaGrip, ContaGrip LT, and ContaGrip HA in the rubber outsole
- A breathable mesh upper and TPU toe cap help you master the trail, even if it's gravel
- Sensifit outer design and stretch air mesh upper use a one-pull Quicklace system to ensure the shoe wraps tightly around your foot and doesn't move throughout your many miles on the trail
- Ortholite footbed cradles your foot with shaped foam and an EVA heel cup for additional impact absorption
Bottom Line:
Keep your stride neutral while you train towards marathon mileage.
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Tech Specs:
- Upper Material:
- [upper] stretch mesh; [toe cap] TPU
- Lining:
- textile
- Waterproofing:
- Climashield
- Sole:
- Mud & Snow ContaGrip, ContraGrip HA, ContraGrip LT
- Midsole:
- dual-density EVA, compression-molded EVA
- Footbed:
- Ortholite
- Heel / Forefoot Height:
- (midsole) 10 mm / 21 mm
- Lacing:
- Quicklace
- Arch Support:
- neutral
- Weight:
- (size 9) [pair] 670 g
- Recommended Use:
- trail running, training, pronation control for neutral runners
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year






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