The Salomon Outrise Mid GTX is ideal for long walks. From walks in the forest to light hikes in the mountains, this men’s hiking shoe is a real all-rounder. The Salomon Outrise Mid GTX falls under the category A/B hiking shoes. These shoes are slightly more flexible than category B walking shoes and somewhat firmer than category A walking shoes. The Salomon Outrise Mid GTX is especially useful if you are walking for longer, but do not want to wear too heavy shoes an ideal option.
The upper material of the Salomon Outrise Mid GTX is made of mesh, just like the lining. In addition, the lining has a Gore-Tex membrane, which ensures that the shoe is waterproof and windproof, while also remaining breathable. For optimal grip while walking, the Outrise Mid GTX has a Contagrip outsole.
Product specifications
- Breathable
- Water and windproof
- Weight (pair): 650 grams
- Category: A/B
- Material: mesh
- Outsole: Contagrip
Material
Mesh
The outer material and the lining of the Salomon Outrise Mid GTX made of mesh. Mesh is a synthetic material that is made in different shapes. The use of mesh makes the shoe light, flexible and highly breathable.
GORE- TEX®
The Salomon Outrise Mid GTX contains a GORE- TEX® membrane. The GORE-TEX® membrane ensures that these hiking boots are waterproof, but remain breathable. This keeps your feet dry while walking.
Insole
The Salomon Outrise Mid GTX has a removable Salomon insole . This insole contributes to extra walking comfort. We also sell custom insoles that provide extra support.
Outsole
The outsole developed by Salomon provides good grip and stability while walking. These soles ensure good movement of the foot. The profile of the sole has been developed in such a way that it provides good grip and does not retain mud or soil.
Maintenance
To ensure that your walking shoes remain good for as long as possible, it is important that you maintain your walking shoes properly. Would you like to know more about how to use the Salomon Outrise Mid GTX can you best maintain? Then read our page: ‘ How do I maintain my walking shoes?’ .
