Salomon Men's Quest 4 Element GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes

Reviews say to size up but I ordered my husbands regular size and it was way too big. We need to size down

I think these boots are awesome, so far. I have had them for about 1 year, however, the majority of the time I used them for driving my side by side and when I was off-roading. I did not put the boots through rough terrain hikes, or through harsh element conditions and the tip of the boot, the rubber that comes up from the sole started coming apart on 1 boot only. I have used them for camping, at the sand dunes, but never submerged, and did a little hiking but nothing too extreme. I'm a heavy set guy, 6'01" weighing 285lbs, and the boots are awesome, just the fact that the tip of the boot separated from the boot itself. Other than that, the boots are comfortable, nice and secure fit, light and flexible boot, sturdy though, which is nice.

Used for 1.5 years, most comfortable hiking boots I have ever owned. Typically used several times a week for cross country dog hikes. Good quality with zero defects to date. Shoe lace fastening system works well for me.

The boot is light and fits well - concerns about how the tongue will last trudging through brush and thickets it hasn’t failed yet but have been babying them. - fails- the laces that came with the boots were 6-8” too short.

I bought these 3 weeks ago and have since put over 50 miles on them without any blisters, discomfort or doubts. That’s Including 20mi in one day. They are solid, super comfortable, have ample grip and hearty construction. I’m pleased.

Almost perfect. Salomon is my first choice for hiking boots every two years. Yes, I would prefer the soles to be a little more durable, which could be achieved by placing slightly more cleats at the center of the front part. Nevertheless: perfect fit, perfect comfort, perfect weight, and perfect look. Exceptional.

I wear these shoes for hunting and they are very comfortable while keeping my feet warm and dry

I recently picked up the Salomon Gore TeX for my weekend hikes in the Pacific Northwest, and I’ve been seriously impressed after putting about 40 miles on them across rocky trails, muddy paths, and a few stream crossings. Here’s my take after a few weeks of use. Comfort: These boots feel like a dream right out of the box. They’re super lightweight—barely over 1.8 pounds for my size 10 men’s pair—which makes long hikes feel less tiring. The cushioning is solid for day hikes, with a soft collar that hugs my ankles nicely. That said, on a 15-mile trek with a 30-pound pack, my feet felt a bit beat up on rocky sections. Swapping the stock insole for a cushier one helped a ton, so keep that in mind if you’re planning long hauls.