Salomon XT-6 - Low Shoes - UK 11.5

The Salomon XT-6 is ideal for trail running, hiking, and other outdoor adventures that require superior traction, cushioning, and foot stability on varied and challenging terrains.

To tighten, pull the lace tab firmly upwards until the desired snugness. Secure the excess lace and tab in the tongue pocket. To loosen, press the release button on the tab and pull the tongue of the shoe forward.

The single-layer textile mesh upper provides breathability and some resistance to splashes, but these shoes are not fully waterproof. For wet conditions, consider additional waterproofing treatments or a waterproof variant if available.

Remove loose dirt with a soft brush. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and cold water. Avoid machine washing or drying. Air dry naturally away from direct heat.

The Mud Contagrip® sole is designed with deep, sharp lugs made from a durable compound, providing maximum grip on loose, soft, rugged, and uneven surfaces, such as mud or soft earth, enhancing stability and confidence.

Salomon generally offers a consistent fit across its range. This specific model is a UK 11.5. It's recommended to try them on if possible or refer to Salomon's official sizing charts for the most accurate fit specific to your foot.

Yes, Salomon offers Quicklace repair kits which include replacement laces and the necessary components. Replacing a damaged lace is a relatively straightforward process that can extend the life of your shoes.

Adjust the Quicklace system by pulling the lace tab to tighten or pressing the release button and pulling the tongue forward to loosen. Ensure the lace is evenly distributed across your foot for optimal comfort and security.

Check if the OrthoLite® insole is properly seated within the shoe. Ensure you are wearing appropriate socks for your activity and that they fit well. Re-adjusting the Quicklace system can help distribute pressure more evenly.

Ensure the Mud Contagrip® outsole is clean of mud, debris, or small stones. While designed for excellent traction, extreme conditions like slick ice or very polished wet surfaces may still pose a challenge. Verify the tread is not excessively worn.

Remove insoles to air out after each use. If the odor persists, hand wash the insoles with mild soap and water, then air dry completely. An antimicrobial shoe spray can also be used as a preventative measure.

Inspect the lace tab for any trapped dirt or debris. Clean it gently with a small brush or rinse with water. Ensure the lace itself is not twisted or caught within the mechanism. If persistent, consider a Quicklace repair kit.