Salomon Men’s Genesis Trail Running Shoes

Original price was: $89.57.Current price is: $58.24.

63 in stock

SKU: 62235-224657 Category:

The Salomon Men’s Genesis Shoes are crafted to provide unparalleled support and comfort for both trail and urban explorers. These versatile shoes blend Salomon’s trail-running technology with everyday style, making them perfect for those who move between city environments and outdoor adventures. The Genesis model features a durable, cushioned midsole that absorbs impact and enhances comfort during long walks or hikes.

The upper is constructed from high-quality materials designed to offer breathability and long-lasting wear, ensuring your feet stay cool and comfortable throughout the day. Salomon’s Contagrip outsole delivers superior traction on various surfaces, whether you’re navigating slick urban pathways or rugged country trails. Additionally, the sleek design and earthy color options allow these shoes to transition smoothly from outdoor wear to casual office environments or social settings. The Salomon Men’s Genesis Shoes are ideal for the modern adventurer who demands both functionality and style in their footwear.

Features:

  • Woven Matryx uppers are breathable and offer long-lasting durability that is designed to hold up to scree and rough trails
  • Patented Matryx technology features woven aramid fibers, which offer comfortable and efficient foot-mapping support
  • 34% of shoe uppers consist of recycled content
  • Quicklace™ closures feature a minimalistic and strong lace for one-pull tightening that allows easy on/off
  • Comfortable energyFOAM cushioning is backed up by the dynamic support of Active Chassis
  • Lightweight, responsive energyFOAM is created by combining EVA and olefin (OBC) to deliver long-lasting cushion and bouncy energy return
  • Active Chassis provide increased guidance, agility and fluid freedom of movement
  • All Terrain Contagrip® compound; a unique, 2-part lug pattern; and raised tread offer adaptable, secure grip even in sketchy situations and on changing terrain