For an upgrade on the classic trail shoe, the women's Salomon Speedcross 5 is the right shoe for you. This stable running shoe for the trail offers all the latest and greatest features including larger lugs to insure maximum comfort and stability. Performance woman's running shoe for the trail. Ortholite. Comfort.
For an upgrade on the classic trail shoe, the women's Salomon Speedcross 5 is the right shoe for you. This stable running shoe for the trail offers all the latest and greatest features including larger lugs to insure maximum comfort and stability. Performance woman's running shoe for the trail. Ortholite. Comfort.
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Salomon Women's Speedcross 5
For an upgrade on the classic trail shoe, the women's Salomon Speedcross 5 is the right shoe for you. This stable running shoe for the trail offers all the latest and greatest features including larger lugs to insure maximum comfort and stability. Performance woman's running shoe for the trail. Ortholite. Comfort.
For an upgrade on the classic trail shoe, the women's Salomon Speedcross 5 is the right shoe for you. This stable running shoe for the trail offers all the latest and greatest features including larger lugs to insure maximum comfort and stability. Performance woman's running shoe for the trail. Ortholite. Comfort.
Last updated at 20/02/2026 08:20:30
Salomon Speedcross 5 running shoes 416098 green
Delivery $28.90
Salomon Speedcross 5 running shoes 416098 green
Delivery $28.90
originally posted on mec.ca
I purchased this shoe online. I had tried on a couple of different Salomon trail runners in a store, and knew I was a comfortable size 7.5. I wasn't certain about the shoes I tried on for certain and ended up not purchasing in-store. When I got home, I looked at the entire line of Salomon trail runners available through MEC (there were more available in my size than what was available in-store). I read the reviews on this shoe (which were many and were excellent!) and I was convinced to give them a go.Right from the moment I put them on, the fit, feel and function of them was exceptional. I have actually used them for running trails, light hiking and mountain biking, and they are amazing!!! Comfort, stability, light weight and supportive! So amazing, I have ... MoreI purchased this shoe online. I had tried on a couple of different Salomon trail runners in a store, and knew I was a comfortable size 7.5. I wasn't certain about the shoes I tried on for certain and ended up not purchasing in-store. When I got home, I looked at the entire line of Salomon trail runners available through MEC (there were more available in my size than what was available in-store). I read the reviews on this shoe (which were many and were excellent!) and I was convinced to give them a go.Right from the moment I put them on, the fit, feel and function of them was exceptional. I have actually used them for running trails, light hiking and mountain biking, and they are amazing!!! Comfort, stability, light weight and supportive! So amazing, I have ordered a second pair as I don't want to be without them anytime soon!
originally posted on peterglenn.com
These are the best trail shoes ever! I just ordered a second pair because I'm obsessed. I've worn them all over the world and hiked up mountains, on slippery rock trails, through the mud and snow, etc. and they are the best, most grippy, comfortable hiking shoe I've ever worn. I have a wider foot and a narrow heel and these fit great.#sweepstakes
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I have an older version of the speed cross and had trouble finding an appropriate size this time around. Basically I went from being a size 7 to a size 6 in the same shoe even though the European sizing still is the same number value. I’ve come to the conclusion that Salomon’s sizing is whack and pulled out of thin air. There seems to be no point of reference on sizing even considering I purchased many pairs of Salomon footwear in the past.Otherwise the shoe is comfortable and no break in time was required. It’s a nice snug fit for my narrow feet and doesn’t rub or cause blisters on long runs/hikes. Supportive through the arches for a neutral foot as well. The Speedcross has been my go to trail shoe for the last few years.
| Care instructions | Hand Wash |
| Sole material | Rubber |
| Outer material | Synthetic |
| Inner material | Textile |
Salomon Speedcross 5 running shoes 416098 green
Delivery $28.90
Salomon Speedcross 5 running shoes 416098 green
Delivery $28.90
I purchased this shoe online. I had tried on a couple of different Salomon trail runners in a store, and knew I was a comfortable size 7.5. I wasn't certain about the shoes I tried on for certain and ended up not purchasing in-store. When I got home, I looked at the entire line of Salomon trail runners available through MEC (there were more available in my size than what was available in-store). I read the reviews on this shoe (which were many and were excellent!) and I was convinced to give them a go.Right from the moment I put them on, the fit, feel and function of them was exceptional. I have actually used them for running trails, light hiking and mountain biking, and they are amazing!!! Comfort, stability, light weight and supportive! So amazing, I have ... MoreI purchased this shoe online. I had tried on a couple of different Salomon trail runners in a store, and knew I was a comfortable size 7.5. I wasn't certain about the shoes I tried on for certain and ended up not purchasing in-store. When I got home, I looked at the entire line of Salomon trail runners available through MEC (there were more available in my size than what was available in-store). I read the reviews on this shoe (which were many and were excellent!) and I was convinced to give them a go.Right from the moment I put them on, the fit, feel and function of them was exceptional. I have actually used them for running trails, light hiking and mountain biking, and they are amazing!!! Comfort, stability, light weight and supportive! So amazing, I have ordered a second pair as I don't want to be without them anytime soon!
These are the best trail shoes ever! I just ordered a second pair because I'm obsessed. I've worn them all over the world and hiked up mountains, on slippery rock trails, through the mud and snow, etc. and they are the best, most grippy, comfortable hiking shoe I've ever worn. I have a wider foot and a narrow heel and these fit great.#sweepstakes
I have an older version of the speed cross and had trouble finding an appropriate size this time around. Basically I went from being a size 7 to a size 6 in the same shoe even though the European sizing still is the same number value. I’ve come to the conclusion that Salomon’s sizing is whack and pulled out of thin air. There seems to be no point of reference on sizing even considering I purchased many pairs of Salomon footwear in the past.Otherwise the shoe is comfortable and no break in time was required. It’s a nice snug fit for my narrow feet and doesn’t rub or cause blisters on long runs/hikes. Supportive through the arches for a neutral foot as well. The Speedcross has been my go to trail shoe for the last few years.
The shoes look great and they have a good grip for any terrain. The outer sole provides good support.My issue with these shoes are that the toe box is too tight around my big toe joint and put too much pressure on my bunion area and the inner sole doesn't provide the cushion it promises. It's actually somewhat hard for a hiking/trail shoe.It runs true to size, I usually wear a size 8.5 wide or 9 when wide options aren't available. I bought a size 8.5 because I read some reviews that these shoes run larger so to bump a size/half-size up (don't do it). I would try a size 9 for the toe box if I had found them more comfortable as far as cushion goes. I had a bunion surgery a few months ago and toe room and inner cushion are important to me. If that doesn't bother ... MoreThe shoes look great and they have a good grip for any terrain. The outer sole provides good support.My issue with these shoes are that the toe box is too tight around my big toe joint and put too much pressure on my bunion area and the inner sole doesn't provide the cushion it promises. It's actually somewhat hard for a hiking/trail shoe.It runs true to size, I usually wear a size 8.5 wide or 9 when wide options aren't available. I bought a size 8.5 because I read some reviews that these shoes run larger so to bump a size/half-size up (don't do it). I would try a size 9 for the toe box if I had found them more comfortable as far as cushion goes. I had a bunion surgery a few months ago and toe room and inner cushion are important to me. If that doesn't bother you with regular shoes this might be a great fit for you.It sucks because I love the look and color.
I walk 6.5 miles each day 5 days a week without fail. My walk consists of 4mph walking over 60% rugged trail and gravel with some incline and 40% pavement. These shoes initially were a dream because they were soo comfortable. Unfortunately after 36 days my feet were starting to hurt and I checked the soles. They literally had worn through the bottom all the way to the inside of the shoe. I have the road runner heat induced inserts so I didn't know they had worn through like that. My thought is that the rubber on this model may be a different consistency than normally used in the past? It felt much softer than similar ones I had bought prior. I am so bummed. I am now hunting for a replacement that has a sturdier sole.
I have worn SALOMON Women's 8.5, joggers, approach shoes, hiking boots, winter boots, water shoes - for decades. With few exceptions, the fit has been consistently perfect for my slightly wide with one bunion feet.Over the last 6 months I have ordered 5 different pair of Salomon women's 8.5, of which I can only consider 2 (high top hikers) due to a fit in the others that is leaning toward longer and narrower, rather than the roomy fore-foot and toe box I have grown accustomed to. The Speedcross 5 have a sleek design that I find aesthetically appealing, are lightweight yet appear solidly constructed, with a grippy tread that I imagine would perform well. Unfortunately for me, they are by far the narrowest Salomon l have ever tried and the tightly woven textile they ... MoreI have worn SALOMON Women's 8.5, joggers, approach shoes, hiking boots, winter boots, water shoes - for decades. With few exceptions, the fit has been consistently perfect for my slightly wide with one bunion feet.Over the last 6 months I have ordered 5 different pair of Salomon women's 8.5, of which I can only consider 2 (high top hikers) due to a fit in the others that is leaning toward longer and narrower, rather than the roomy fore-foot and toe box I have grown accustomed to. The Speedcross 5 have a sleek design that I find aesthetically appealing, are lightweight yet appear solidly constructed, with a grippy tread that I imagine would perform well. Unfortunately for me, they are by far the narrowest Salomon l have ever tried and the tightly woven textile they are made from seems unlikely to stretch during break-in (nor should it). I'm envious of those whose foot these are made for and will wait for something comparable to be manufactured on the original Salomon last.
I am an avid runner in the Colorado mountains. I like steep and uneven terrain. The Speedcross 5 felt a bit different from the Speedcross 4 that I have come to know and love. Right out o the gate on my first 6 mile trail run with about 1700 to 2000 feet of elevation gain I noticed a much higher arch. I was happy to say I had no blisters although the higher arch and more supportive sole was a bit different and I think I like the difference as I could tell it was a more substantial running shoe. Although I have a fairly flat arch I felt it throughout my run but not in a bad way and I didn’t have any arch pain afterwards. It was only my first run but I would say keep an open mind as at first I was “oh my god they changed it” and ended with “hmm.. this may be a better ... MoreI am an avid runner in the Colorado mountains. I like steep and uneven terrain. The Speedcross 5 felt a bit different from the Speedcross 4 that I have come to know and love. Right out o the gate on my first 6 mile trail run with about 1700 to 2000 feet of elevation gain I noticed a much higher arch. I was happy to say I had no blisters although the higher arch and more supportive sole was a bit different and I think I like the difference as I could tell it was a more substantial running shoe. Although I have a fairly flat arch I felt it throughout my run but not in a bad way and I didn’t have any arch pain afterwards. It was only my first run but I would say keep an open mind as at first I was “oh my god they changed it” and ended with “hmm.. this may be a better shoe for me”. Good luck and keep running. Salomon has been a favorite of mine for trail racing for years and it keeps getting better. I am going to put my faith in Salomon and keep on trucking with the Speedcross 5!
The Speedcross 5 is one of the most highly rated shoes for technical terrain.I do short road runs and 12 km walks that include pavement and gravel. With Winter approaching I needed something for less stable surfaces.Gave these a try. Took an 8.5 over my usual 9. It had amazing cushioning. (I usually run in the Saucony Hurricane 22 and had found the Peregrine fell short in this area).The lugs could tackle any terrain. I found the shoe to be too long and narrow. I needed to tighten the laces quite a bit but was still not sure they were holding my foot properly on the ankle area. In the Gore-Tex model the right shoe made a funny noise. Also found it hard to adapt to the feeling of the shoe, felt like I was too high up - with the lugs felt like there was just “too much ... MoreThe Speedcross 5 is one of the most highly rated shoes for technical terrain.I do short road runs and 12 km walks that include pavement and gravel. With Winter approaching I needed something for less stable surfaces.Gave these a try. Took an 8.5 over my usual 9. It had amazing cushioning. (I usually run in the Saucony Hurricane 22 and had found the Peregrine fell short in this area).The lugs could tackle any terrain. I found the shoe to be too long and narrow. I needed to tighten the laces quite a bit but was still not sure they were holding my foot properly on the ankle area. In the Gore-Tex model the right shoe made a funny noise. Also found it hard to adapt to the feeling of the shoe, felt like I was too high up - with the lugs felt like there was just “too much shoe’ for me. Wound up getting the Hoka Speedgoat.
Having run in Saucony Everun for years I was dubious about trying a different brand. I d started to develop knee and hip problems with the Saucony s due to their limited support and opted for the Salamon Speedcross based on all the positive reviews. The Salamon Speedcross were fantastic from the start. Far more supportive around the foot, particularly the arch area. It s like they hug your foot. The quick lace system was new to me but proven a better method than standard laces especially in wet & soggy conditions. The lugs are deeper than any saucony everun but were not uncomfortable running on tarmac. The heal - toe drop in these Salamons are greater than the Saucony Everun but does not affect balance or grip running off road. I m a neutral runner and these off ... MoreHaving run in Saucony Everun for years I was dubious about trying a different brand. I d started to develop knee and hip problems with the Saucony s due to their limited support and opted for the Salamon Speedcross based on all the positive reviews. The Salamon Speedcross were fantastic from the start. Far more supportive around the foot, particularly the arch area. It s like they hug your foot. The quick lace system was new to me but proven a better method than standard laces especially in wet & soggy conditions. The lugs are deeper than any saucony everun but were not uncomfortable running on tarmac. The heal - toe drop in these Salamons are greater than the Saucony Everun but does not affect balance or grip running off road. I m a neutral runner and these off road trainers are absolutely perfect. The trainers are also true to size. Quality of the fabric looks more robust than the Saucony. Overall really impressed.
I loved these shoes, the cushion was amazing and zero break-in period. After my main hikers got soaked on a rainy/muddy trail, I used these brand new trail runners the following day for what turned out to be 19km return trip. Not one single hot spot or soreness experienced, they were awesome. However, after about 5 uses I noticed the stitching coming up where the tongue is attached to the shoe and sure enough, I stopped to adjust and refasten the lacing system half way up Stawamus Chief hike and the tongue ripped right out. I took them back to MEC hoping for a repair but it wasn't possible. This is the second pair of Salomon shoes that have broken (the sole on my husband's hikers complete separated) within one year of ownership so I'm not sure I'll purchase from ... MoreI loved these shoes, the cushion was amazing and zero break-in period. After my main hikers got soaked on a rainy/muddy trail, I used these brand new trail runners the following day for what turned out to be 19km return trip. Not one single hot spot or soreness experienced, they were awesome. However, after about 5 uses I noticed the stitching coming up where the tongue is attached to the shoe and sure enough, I stopped to adjust and refasten the lacing system half way up Stawamus Chief hike and the tongue ripped right out. I took them back to MEC hoping for a repair but it wasn't possible. This is the second pair of Salomon shoes that have broken (the sole on my husband's hikers complete separated) within one year of ownership so I'm not sure I'll purchase from them again because of poor quality.
| Care instructions | Hand Wash |
| Sole material | Rubber |
| Outer material | Synthetic |
| Inner material | Textile |
