Salomon Men's Quest 4 GTX Hiking Boots

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About This Item

Design:

  • GORE-TEX membrane keeps your feet dry from the outside as well as the inside
  • Tight mesh helps prevent debris from being trapped between your foot and the footbed
  • 3D open Mesh provides maximum breathability
  • Quicklace™ technology brings a minimalistic and strong lace for on-pull tightening
  • Protective toecap brings a piece of rubber, leather or synthetic material over the toe

In-Shoe Comfort:

  • High performance EVA foam that provides shock attenuation
  • Molded OrthoLite® sockliner matches the contour of your foot to bring amazing comfort

Durability & Traction:

  • Contagrip® TA uses deep, sharp lugs made form a compound that balances durability and adhesion
  • Chevron lugs provide multi-directional grip to help with traction on soft surfaces like mud and dirt

Additional Details:

  • Shoe Type: Neutral
  • Midsole Drop: 12 mm
  • Weight: 665 g
  • Brand : Salomon
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 21SALMQST4GTXLVNGFBO
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Best Use Hiking
Footwear Height Over-the-ankle
Footwear Closure Lace-up
Waterproof Yes
Type of Waterproofing GORE-TEX
Upper Leather/nylon
Footbed OrthoLite
Lining Mesh/synthetic
Midsole EnergyCell EVA
Outsole Contagrip rubber
Weight (pair) 2 lb. 13 oz.
Gender Men's

REVIEWS

3.9

76%

Recommended

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Great For Some Situations, But Not An All-rounder

I purchased these boots for a trek along the Great Himalayan Trail and had a mixed experience with using them. I brought these boots, along with a different pair of hiking shoes, and ended up being very glad that I had done so. I found these boots to be outstanding on days where I was hiking over lots of uneven, rocky terrain where water crossing and/or high moisture was to be expected, so long as no very steep uphills were involved. The stiffness of the soles and uppers, along with the waterproofing really shined in these settings, and I was glad to have had them. This said, it was my experience that on very steep uphill sections, the stiffness of the upper, especially around the ankle, caused me to have a lot of problems with blisters on the backs of my feet from the way the boots fit and because of the lack of flex afforded by the stiffness of the material. Even after using an ankle lock to reduce any looseness in the fit to an absolute minimum, I still found that I consistently had problems with this. It's possible that the pair I had simply was not sufficiently broken in by this point, and that had I bought them further in advance of my trip and put a few more miles on them ahead of time, that I may not have had this issue, but even so I would have to say that because of this, I would not be able to recommend them as a boot for any occasion. This said, I found these boots to otherwise be comfortable, well-fitting, and very much up to the task of carrying me over the trail. If you are planning on a trek in an area with water crossings, lots of rocks and/or uneven ground, and no sustained climbs in excess of around 30 degrees, I think these boots are an excellent solution.

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Quality Falling Off At Salomon Boots.

The first pair was comfortable. I wore them on a few well known and traveled hikes in Colorado. At the end of the first 14er the tread had lost 2 or so big chunks out of it. Salomon replaced under warranty but this new pair now feels like something is wrong under the insole. Like a bolt is poking my foot. At this point im kind of tired of breaking them in just to have something go wrong in <100km. The first pair were comfortable and apparently not durable. The replacements, I can't wear for long hikes because of irritating the sole of my feet.

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Dig The Improved Features In This Latest Version

Fifth pair over the years. This version has improved middle lace holder/ pull strap which works well to keep laces pushing against a reinforced tongue. More rubber around the heel. Tongue is shaped more on a curve which adds to the comfort allowing the top laces to feel more even around the ankle vs older models. Hope they are more durable than the last few pairs. They wear out faster than a leather boot, but you can win a foot race around the block with the feather weight yet super supportive. I wear these to work in a construction trailer all day every day , walk an urban mile or two daily at lunch and hike in them on weekends in woods/ rocky trails. Great in the snow and slop.

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Good Boots Poor Laces

These are my second pair. Comfortable from day 1. I do wish the laces would not come undone so often. This seems to happen with all my Salomon shoes and boots do I just replace them.

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Disappointed

I have had three pairs of these boots. I bought the new and improved Quest 4 GTX with the upgraded, advanced chassis about two weeks ago. I spent about a week trying to break them in, which is all I ever give any of my hiking boots. I felt that they were as broken in as I was going to get them. I took them on a short four mile hike. This new version is the hardest, least cushioned, lowest shock absorption boot I have ever worn. Extremely uncomfortable. My lower back is still in pain. I don't understand why they would ruin a great boot by making it so hard. I am returning them. Going with a different brand.

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