Salomon X Ultra 360 Hiking Shoes - Grey - 10

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The Salomon X Ultra 360 Hiking Shoes are designed for adult male hikers who require a blend of rugged protection and agile performance on varied terrain. These shoes offer exceptional lateral stability and wet-weather confidence thanks to their technical outsole and integrated membrane; however, users should note that the leather construction requires a break-in period to reach maximum comfort. This series builds upon Salomon's proven hiking heritage to deliver a reliable, all-terrain footwear solution.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 10 |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Series | X Ultra 360 |
| Model Part Number | L45390300 |
| Brand | SALOMON |
Yes, they feature a GORE-TEX membrane designed to keep water out while allowing sweat to escape.
Yes, the leather upper is durable and will conform to your foot shape over time, which may require a few short hikes.
While they provide excellent grip and protection, they are primarily designed for three-season hiking; extreme sub-zero conditions may require insulated boots.
Use a soft brush and lukewarm water. Avoid harsh detergents or chemicals that can strip the material's treatment.
Salomon fit varies by series, but the X Ultra 360 generally offers a performance fit; if you have very wide feet, consider trying them on in person first.
The X Ultra 360 focuses on structural support through the Advanced Chassis, making it more stable than lightweight trail running shoes.
Ensure the shoes are properly broken in by wearing them on shorter walks before committing to a long-distance hike.
Check the outsole for mud buildup or debris lodged in the lugs and clean with a stiff brush.
Verify that water is not entering through the top of the ankle and ensure the GORE-TEX lining has not been punctured by sharp objects.
To ensure the longevity of your Salomon X Ultra 360 shoes, it is important to follow proper maintenance steps. After hikes in muddy conditions, gently brush off loose dirt once the shoes have dried; avoid forced heat drying, which can damage the leather and membrane. If the footwear gets soaked internally, remove the insoles and stuff the shoes with paper towels to absorb moisture. Check for wear on the outsoles periodically and ensure the laces are tensioned correctly before hitting the trail to maintain the integrity of the chassis support.