Salomon
Genesis GORE-TEX Trail Running Shoe - Women's

$179.95

Color:Rose Taupe/Black/Orchid Bouquet

Rose Taupe/Black/Orchid Bouquet

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Why We Like The Salomon Genesis GORE-TEX Trail Running Shoe

Winter's snow-dusted trails, shoulder seasons' wet and muddy conditions, and summer's sudden storms have us lacing into Salomon's Genesis GORE-TEX Trail Running Shoe more often than not. The breathable membrane shuts out all the muck and mire of waterlogged trails without causing our feet to overheat, while the outsole's multidirectional lugs chew up the terrain, ensuring we don't lose any ground or energy to slips and slides. Equipped with an Active Chassis for lateral support and lightweight EVA-OBC midsole foam for cushion and energy that lasts, the Genesis keeps us chasing longer distances.

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Rugged, stabilizing running shoe for long, technical trail miles
GORE-TEX membrane promises breathable waterproofing
Reinforced toe armors your toes against roots and rocks
8mm drop balances a natural feel and a fatigue-fighting heel lift
Active Chassis technology provides lateral support
Rockered platform propels you forward for easy transitions
energyFOAM balances shock absorption and energy return
Contagrip rubber lugs deliver biting traction on wet and dry terrain
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Upper Material: synthetic textile
Waterproofing: GORE-TEX membrane
Lining: textile
Closure: slip-on
Midsole: energyFOAM (EVA, OBC), Active Chassis
Sole: All-Purpose Contagrip rubber
Support Type: stability
Cushion: moderate
Heel / Forefoot Height: 34 / 26mm
Drop: 8mm
Claimed Weight: 11.1oz
Activity: trail running
Manufacturer Warranty: limited 2 year

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5 out of 5 stars

October 3, 2024

Beautiful shoe but way too wide

I've run technical trails and snowy pavement in Minnesota for years on Speedcross GTX. Tried the Genesis for the promise of a bit more stability and pronation control. This shoe is much, much wider than Speedcross has been. Hopefully Salomon isn't going for that "American fit" and the Speedcross 6, which I'll order once my return goes through, won't also be this wide.

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