Womens Salomon Ultra Glide 2 White / Electric Green / Cherry Tomato / US 9
(159 reviews)
A trail chameleon with game-changing versatility and comfort. ULTRA GLIDE 2 is a game-changing, ultra-cushioned trail chameleon. Designed to adapt to varying terrains and surfaces, it's long-distance comfortable and lightweight on foot, ideal for weaving through the changing scenery of wherever your mood or ambition takes you. Whatever the challenge, wherever you run.
A trail chameleon with game-changing versatility and comfort. ULTRA GLIDE 2 is a game-changing, ultra-cushioned trail chameleon. Designed to adapt to varying terrains and surfaces, it's long-distance comfortable and lightweight on foot, ideal for weaving through the changing scenery of wherever your mood or ambition takes you. Whatever the challenge, wherever you run.
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Womens Salomon Ultra Glide 2 White / Electric Green / Cherry Tomato / US 9
$117.00
(159 reviews)
A trail chameleon with game-changing versatility and comfort. ULTRA GLIDE 2 is a game-changing, ultra-cushioned trail chameleon. Designed to adapt to varying terrains and surfaces, it's long-distance comfortable and lightweight on foot, ideal for weaving through the changing scenery of wherever your mood or ambition takes you. Whatever the challenge, wherever you run.
A trail chameleon with game-changing versatility and comfort. ULTRA GLIDE 2 is a game-changing, ultra-cushioned trail chameleon. Designed to adapt to varying terrains and surfaces, it's long-distance comfortable and lightweight on foot, ideal for weaving through the changing scenery of wherever your mood or ambition takes you. Whatever the challenge, wherever you run.
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Comfortable
7 January 2024
Deba
originally posted on salomon.com
I bought these because my pair of Ultra Glides had worn off tread. That is my main complaint with all Salomon trail shoes, the tread wears out before the rest of the shoe. I
mainly wear these for walking and work. The Ultra Glide 2 have the same cushioning as the previous model but are narrower in the toe box which I don’t like, I wish they
would not have changed this, more space is nice. Overall it is a comfortable shoe for walking and standing in for hours.
mainly wear these for walking and work. The Ultra Glide 2 have the same cushioning as the previous model but are narrower in the toe box which I don’t like, I wish they
would not have changed this, more space is nice. Overall it is a comfortable shoe for walking and standing in for hours.
Comfy and doesent untie but has wear after a uses
1 September 2024
Neige
originally posted on salomon.com
The shoe is super comfy. I've taken it on long steep hiking trails and they are super grippy. Despite not being waterproof they hold up against the elements really well. They
have good support. Unfortunately I haven't worn them for too long and the fabric at the top of the shoe is coming apart. Overall a good bang for your buck in terms of
comfort, support, trail versitility,looks and, grip.
have good support. Unfortunately I haven't worn them for too long and the fabric at the top of the shoe is coming apart. Overall a good bang for your buck in terms of
comfort, support, trail versitility,looks and, grip.
Great for dry conditions, runs large
1 June 2023
Loren
originally posted on REI
Great for dry conditions, runs largeI’m typically a 8.5 in running shoes. These fit fine but I think they run large. The toe box is wider than previous Salomon pairs. Very nice.
May contribute to the feeling that the shoes run large. I’ve used it on packed dirt, soft trails, and mixed gravel on hilly trails between 3-6 mile runs. The shoe does really well
on dry ground. I feel really stable when running downhill in these. Two of my runs were rainy and wet trails and while the shoes didn’t slip, the grip didn’t feel as strong. I tend
to kick up sand/twigs into my shoe, and I’ve had to stop and take my shoe off a couple of times, but nothing a gaiter couldn’t prevent.
May contribute to the feeling that the shoes run large. I’ve used it on packed dirt, soft trails, and mixed gravel on hilly trails between 3-6 mile runs. The shoe does really well
on dry ground. I feel really stable when running downhill in these. Two of my runs were rainy and wet trails and while the shoes didn’t slip, the grip didn’t feel as strong. I tend
to kick up sand/twigs into my shoe, and I’ve had to stop and take my shoe off a couple of times, but nothing a gaiter couldn’t prevent.
Specification
| Variant | |
| color | White / Electric Green / Cherry Tomato |
| size | US 9 |
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Comfortable
7 January 2024
I bought these because my pair of Ultra Glides had worn off tread. That is my main complaint with all Salomon trail shoes, the tread wears out before the rest of the shoe. I mainly wear these for walking and work. The Ultra Glide 2 have the same cushioning as the previous model but are narrower in the toe box which I don’t like, I wish they would not have changed this, more space is nice. Overall it is a comfortable shoe for walking and standing in for hours.
Deba
originally posted on salomon.comComfy and doesent untie but has wear after a uses
1 September 2024
The shoe is super comfy. I've taken it on long steep hiking trails and they are super grippy. Despite not being waterproof they hold up against the elements really well. They have good support. Unfortunately I haven't worn them for too long and the fabric at the top of the shoe is coming apart. Overall a good bang for your buck in terms of comfort, support, trail versitility,looks and, grip.
Neige
originally posted on salomon.comGreat for dry conditions, runs large
1 June 2023
Great for dry conditions, runs largeI’m typically a 8.5 in running shoes. These fit fine but I think they run large. The toe box is wider than previous Salomon pairs. Very nice. May contribute to the feeling that the shoes run large. I’ve used it on packed dirt, soft trails, and mixed gravel on hilly trails between 3-6 mile runs. The shoe does really well on dry ground. I feel really stable when running downhill in these. Two of my runs were rainy and wet trails and while the shoes didn’t slip, the grip didn’t feel as strong. I tend to kick up sand/twigs into my shoe, and I’ve had to stop and take my shoe off a couple of times, but nothing a gaiter couldn’t prevent.
Loren
originally posted on REIGreat look and comfortable, but more casual
11 June 2023
These trail runners have a very minimal and light feel which I loved, and the retro look is really neat. But they run a bit big. I am normally a 7.5 in my preferred trail shoe (6.5 in regular shoes) but the 7.5 was too long for me, and not wide enough. After going about 3 miles they were rubbing my pinky toe, which for me is a sign they are too narrow even though they were too big. However, this shoe was soft and surprisingly comfortable across rock or when running on pavement, not hard like a lot of trail shoes. Grips surprisingly well, even when wet and across rock, even up onto pavement. The heel area was too thick and hit me right in the Achilles tendon. Maybe would break in but I really can’t run in them enough to find out.The lacing system: don’t like it. I ... MoreThese trail runners have a very minimal and light feel which I loved, and the retro look is really neat. But they run a bit big. I am normally a 7.5 in my preferred trail shoe (6.5 in regular shoes) but the 7.5 was too long for me, and not wide enough. After going about 3 miles they were rubbing my pinky toe, which for me is a sign they are too narrow even though they were too big. However, this shoe was soft and surprisingly comfortable across rock or when running on pavement, not hard like a lot of trail shoes. Grips surprisingly well, even when wet and across rock, even up onto pavement. The heel area was too thick and hit me right in the Achilles tendon. Maybe would break in but I really can’t run in them enough to find out.The lacing system: don’t like it. I have never had a problem with regular shoe laces, and in fact I like to heel lock my laces in my trail shoes. Not being able to do that along with them being big made my feet a little slidy. Can’t get the laces as tight as traditional laces because you have to tuck the end under the tighter laces at the top (see photo). It takes some work. Plus if it breaks I’m not sure what you do.Overall, these are a well made and cushy shoe but were not really for me. They could be good for a casual trail runner or someone who wants a crossover trail to road shoe.
MiaD
originally posted on REILow Quality shoe! I always go Salomon but now...
10 March 2023
I might have to look for a new trail running shoe company. I always go Salomon so the poor craftsmanship of this shoe surprised me.After my second trail run in these the seams attached to the tongue of the shoe (on both left and right shoes) started to fall apart. The shoe felt good on the trail. Grippy and a little wider than all of my past Salomons. Besides the quality being significantly cheaper than all of my past Salomon shoes it was I enjoyed running on them. They were light and grippy. One other thing is the flap on the tongue to hold the quicklace was loose and wouldn't keep it in place since I had to tighten the wider shoe, so that was a little annoying too.I was going to wear them for a trail race next month and will definitely not be able to.
Katshu
originally posted on salomon.comPerfect for Dry Conditions!
26 May 2023
I've been in the market for new trail runners for several month, and these Salomon's are the best I've found so far! I'm a slow, but frequent runner, primarily running on packed forest ground or gravel through large urban forests in the PNW. I ran with these shoes for two weeks with mileage varying between 2-5 miles every other day, and found that they held up decently in varying conditions (rain, heat, terrain type) and had just the right amount of cushion.I chose to knock off one star for a few reasons. First, I found them to be less grippy in the rain than I would have liked. Living in a rainy region, I need shoes that provide traction even when the ground is wet. I don't think I'll be able to use these in the rainy season, but will definitely continue to use ... MoreI've been in the market for new trail runners for several month, and these Salomon's are the best I've found so far! I'm a slow, but frequent runner, primarily running on packed forest ground or gravel through large urban forests in the PNW. I ran with these shoes for two weeks with mileage varying between 2-5 miles every other day, and found that they held up decently in varying conditions (rain, heat, terrain type) and had just the right amount of cushion.I chose to knock off one star for a few reasons. First, I found them to be less grippy in the rain than I would have liked. Living in a rainy region, I need shoes that provide traction even when the ground is wet. I don't think I'll be able to use these in the rainy season, but will definitely continue to use them when conditions are dry. In wet conditions, I also found the soles got caked in mud that was more difficult to remove than I've experienced with other trail runners and may be the cause of the reduced traction. I also found the extra laces slipped from the mesh covering on steeper terrain, which proved to be a tripping hazard.That said, I overall really like these shoes! They're true to size with a large toe box (which is always a win for me) and I'm excited to test them on different terrains throughout the summer!
pnwbestie
originally posted on REISuper comfy trail shoe but...
25 July 2023
I am using these for running UK ultras - so all conditions from hard-packed trails to muddy bog. They are comfortable over long distances, great support and a good hold of the foot. Lightweight which as a light older runner I really appreciate. Grip underfoot is medium - not the grippiest but a good compromise between aggressive and none at all for most conditions. I wouldn't take on the hardest Scottish rock/bog combo maybe but doing fine on the South West Coast Path. The but is that they have an elastic grip around the upper which helps that good foot hold but creates a little pocket down either side of the foot which fills up with grit, seeds, dust and anything else that comes my way. An overgrown path or a sandy trail result in shoes full of crud and the only ... MoreI am using these for running UK ultras - so all conditions from hard-packed trails to muddy bog. They are comfortable over long distances, great support and a good hold of the foot. Lightweight which as a light older runner I really appreciate. Grip underfoot is medium - not the grippiest but a good compromise between aggressive and none at all for most conditions. I wouldn't take on the hardest Scottish rock/bog combo maybe but doing fine on the South West Coast Path. The but is that they have an elastic grip around the upper which helps that good foot hold but creates a little pocket down either side of the foot which fills up with grit, seeds, dust and anything else that comes my way. An overgrown path or a sandy trail result in shoes full of crud and the only way to clear it is to take off the shoe and remove the insole completely. This one significant defect is making me very hesitant to use them for the races for which I bought them, which is a real shame. If I can find gaiters that will really keep out the bits then I think they could be a great shoe.
Joan Minety
originally posted on salomon.comSurprisingly comfortable
18 May 2023
It has been a few years since I’ve ran trails in Salomon’s so I was excited to see what improvements have been made. Right out of the box, I like the color, the weight, and lacing system of the shoe. Easy to tuck the extra laces under the mesh tongue pocket but tricky at times to pull them out to unlock. A bit awkward but not a deal breaker since the locking ability outweighs traditional laces that can come undone mid run. Overall very comfortable with good arch support right from the start. Bravo for the Ortholite! Body of the shoe is durable and rugged to help protect against trail conditions while allowing breathability with mesh venting on the top and sides. Nice traction as well! I look forward to many miles on and off the trails with these!
Okdlady
originally posted on REIUltra Runner Approved
29 May 2023
Light weight and very cushioned without the compromise of performance. With a 6mm drop, the stride is still responsive. The support is neutral with high stability, however, potentially lacking traction in wet conditions. This shoe is intended to be a versatile trail shoe for regular training runs and up to 50k mile trail runs with moderate to slightly technical trail response. For those ultras where you are trekking through mud and water areas, this may not be your race shoe. Training for those distances though, this shoe would be ideal for performance with reduced injury! These compare highly to Hoka Speedgoats in my opinion! They’re a great light-weight (239g), easily adjustable (with quicklace), and comfortable (well cushioned and 32.5mm energy surge foam ... MoreLight weight and very cushioned without the compromise of performance. With a 6mm drop, the stride is still responsive. The support is neutral with high stability, however, potentially lacking traction in wet conditions. This shoe is intended to be a versatile trail shoe for regular training runs and up to 50k mile trail runs with moderate to slightly technical trail response. For those ultras where you are trekking through mud and water areas, this may not be your race shoe. Training for those distances though, this shoe would be ideal for performance with reduced injury! These compare highly to Hoka Speedgoats in my opinion! They’re a great light-weight (239g), easily adjustable (with quicklace), and comfortable (well cushioned and 32.5mm energy surge foam midsole) shoe!
Ultra Runner Kater
originally posted on REIVery comfortable
25 December 2023
Super cute, extremely comfortable sneakers! I saw reviews that said this shoe was big but I didn’t experience that. It is roomy in the toe box but given the slight slope to the footbed I found it better to have more room than not. I’m a huge fan of how comfortable these are to wear for long days walking around the city or light hikes. They have a nice balance of structure and flexibility in the uppers and quite a lot of surface area on the bottom so they’re good for gym workouts but may d not HIIT or anything really bouncy. The upper material is on the thinner side but I like that.
citypotato
originally posted on salomon.comSpecification
| Variant | |
| color | White / Electric Green / Cherry Tomato |
| size | US 9 |