Used the Quest 4 GTX consistently for 8 months, both toe caps are separating and the right boot sole is cracked. No longer waterproof with the damage. Love the comfort of these boots, but the materials are just not up to snuff
Great review. I have had the old old ultra mid GTX for about 7 years and have loved them for shorter treks, park walks and even worn them for work. They are truly on their last legs now, so I had to find a new pair to replace them. I tried a pair of Merrel mid GTX boots which were fine in the shop but out in the real world they were virtually unwearable - poor support & brutally hard soles with hardly any cushioning. Anyhow, caved in and went for a pair of the quest 4 GTX and WOW 👌, they are so comfortable - like your favourite old slippers 😀 😄. Excellent support for your ankle, really good cushioned sole with plenty of stability, flex and fantastic grip. The only problem I have had is my feet get red hot 🥵 so I have been wearing summer weight / trail running socks. I can highly recommend them!
Been looking for a channel that does actual first impression and performance reviews on hiking boots for quite sometime now! Glad I came across your channel, keep it up.
Your production and edits are getting much better! The lighting was great, and the pans and scene switches were very fluid. How long did it take you to produce this video? By the way, I’m a Asolo, and Lowa fan, I’ve had a few pairs of Salomons in the past, but I find they are not as durable as those other brands. Salomons are comfortable, but don’t last as long.
I have some Lowa Renegades that are amazing but a bit heavy. This video took about 2 hours in total for set up, filming and editing/exporting/uploading. One of my quickest! Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻
Great boot one of my lace hooks wasn't crimped on properly when I brought mine and Salomon sorted it out straight away so pretty good customer service as well
Thanks for the great video. I'm looking for a review like this foe the quest and ultra. I do irrigation and sprinkler work and also want a mid shoe for hiking in wet conditions that are in a wide. I normally take a 11.5 and maybe a 12 depending on the boot and shoe. I bought the x ultra 3 low and they are too narrow. Plus i want the ankle support. Thanks again foe the video
I had the previous Quest. Very nice boot on the border of beening too clumsy for 3 season mountain hiking. BUT the plastic things that is used for the lacing is way to fragile. To bad if you just trip on a lace when going out if the tent in the middle of the night and snap, boot is broken. Salomon refunded me, but I'll never buy another boot with plastic lace holders. Too bad they didn't replace it for the new version. Is there any of those plastic lace holders on the X-ultra? Nice vid by the way!
I love want both of these!!! But I'll probably pick up the ultras 1st! Kinda of trying to step out if the leather work boots, yes will be using these also for work mainly(UPS warehouse).
Hey thanks for this review!! This is exactly what I was looking for! I’m thinking of getting the quest for 8 days trek for Climbing Kilimanjaro, is it a good choice or you think ultra is better? Thanks
Salomon isn't the company they were a few years ago....Once they started manufacturing in China the quality has imploded. They tried to cut costs on the materials, and now they don't last 3 months without falling apart. I switched to Lowa, Salawa, asolo, Oboz, la sportiva, and danner.
I have the quest 4 on order and will return them,I see to many complaints about them but the 2 year warranty they offer is also attractive. I have la sportiv trk leather ones ordered however they only supply a 1 year warranty. I am torn between them both to be honest however I shall settle for the la sportiv fingers crossed
So I like wearing my boots everyday. Through 4 seasons. To work and everything in between. Also the occasional hike, outdoor range day and maybe a day hunt or 2 a year but not too many overnights. Between these two, which Do you recommend. (I’m used to wearing military boots like the Garmont T8)
What a great review. REally helped me. QUESTION: I have looked on-line and can not find the X Ultra 4 Mid in the color that you have. I can only fine white (gag), black and green. Where did you get that awesome tan color?
I looked on your channel , but didn't see a update video . I assume they are both holding up like a tank? I do have a question as I was watching your video. The Quest toe box looks slightly wider or are they the same.
I appreciate you following up, this last year has been crazy for me but they are both holding up great, I’ve never had a problem with Salomon boots. The toolbox on them are both about the same the quest is just a little bit more substantial a boot
@@rmkvisions I just watched your updated/review video. I feel my foot is wide also, but find wide for a hiker/hills can be sloppy sometimes vs a work boot for flat surfaces. I always loved the Solomon stuff when skiing. I appreciate your reply and insight. have a nice day.
Great review! I have the salomon X ultra Trek gore-tex, if you’ve tried these how would you compare these to the hiking boot you just reviewed? I use the the X ultra for a quick throw on, hiking and camping.
It looks like the trek is pretty much the quest boot except lighter weight. I'm actually very intrigued I haven't seen much on the trek. The X ultra 4 It's definitely going to be lighter weight than the trek and a little more low profile
@@rmkvisions WOW, this is good to know, THANKS! I ordered the 3s a few days ago but just yesterday found out that there was a newer model (4) and now I'm looking at comparison videos about it and majority say 3 are better than 4. I kind of like the styling of the 4 though, lol. I shall keep the 3 nontheless! Thanks again!
thoughts on the X Ultra 4 compared to the Xa Pro. i see more people using trail runners instead rather than mid-boots. Would the Ultra 4 have better sole support as well as ankle support?
I just want a winter boot, that is going to keep my feet warm and dry (I know they both have gore-tex tech, but I don't know how warm they are). I am mostly going to use them in town and maybe on a mountain, in snow, once a month. Do you think the Ultra 4 is going to keep me warm enough or should I go for the Quest ? Thanks.
Well they are going to be the same exact waterproofing they both have Gore-Tex. So I’m gonna leave that one up to you, the quest does come up a little bit higher on your ankle but other than that they are exactly the same
I've been looking for a good hiking mid shoe and researching Salomon and other brands and it seems Salomon is the chouce every hiker is going to. So, i ordered a pair of the x ultra 3 gtx low rise which i didn't mind. Unfortunately they are too narrow. I wear a 11.5 to a 12 which these were 12s. Length is fine its the width. I do irrigation and sprinkler work and also want the shoe for hiking in wet conditions in very hot humid areas. What shoe would you recommend .?
But is the Quest good for short hiking too? I get the Ultra is lighter but the ankle support from the Quest is tempting me. But I mostly need it for 4-5 hours hikes (some steep). thanks
@@rmkvisions thank you for your quick answer, yeah I dont care about the price difference I just want the most comfortable boots for one-day hikes I'm torn between this 2
It's almost like a soft plastic or composite. I'm going to do a little bit more testing with it but for now it has a good lockdown feeling and I haven't noticed anything negative about it.
Interesting. I've had an old Quest pair and have never known anything else. I think I want to try the lighter X ultra - I feel like it's not often you need the heavier higher ankle support. My only question is the quality and how long the lighter ones would last.
I think the Quest overall is much better boot, especially on this new version. I’ve heard they’re going to update the X very soon so definitely excited about that
I have x ultra mid 2 gtx for about 6 years. After 4 years i had to buy new ones for hiking due to the worn sole. Anyway i still use old ones on bad weather days, winter etc. And new ones at work n during any mountain activities.
@@rmkvisions I’m a little confused. So for long distances you suggest the ultra, but what about multi day backpacking? Would you still suggest the ultra or the quest?
To be honest it's whatever you prefer. I have used trail running shoes on multi day backpacking before in summer. If you like that added stability and ankle support I would suggest the Quest. It is still a light boot for how much support you are getting. I think the Ultra is a great in-between/ do it all boot
@@rmkvisions it’s such a hard decision. I have tiny ankles so the ankle support would be great, but I took my Merril’s out for my first one nighter backpacking trip 4 miles up a mountain and back down and my feet were really sore and am thinking of upgrading to a better boot for a multi day Yellowstone backpacking trip this summer and I definitely plan on going on a lot more trips in the future. They both offer great features
If you think you need the extra support I would definitely go with the quest. It is an amazing boot and still very lightweight. You also get that added stability of the 4D chassis which in all honesty is very nice. It's not like it's a bulky boot by any means and definitely more of a traditional backpacking style boot!
It is not insulated at all so I would suggest wearing a heavy merino wool sock. I’ve worn it in winter and done just fine, the sock is the most important part
I’ve been wearing the X Ultra 04 shoes for 2 months now and the thin, plastic like mesh on the upper has perished already. Consequently it’s now damaged the Gore-Tex lining and water seeps in. Salomon have refunded me for the shoes with a voucher to spend on their website. I’ll be going for the Quest 4 Gore-Tex as the X Ultra’s have the same mesh which has put me off
@@rmkvisions I have literally been walking flat grounds, road and trail but nothing major. Unfortunately put me off their boots/shoes now as I’ve heard pretty poor reviews on the quest 4 as they fall apart in about the same time span
@@rmkvisions 6 to 8 months, the outer material tore, and last pair, sole started to come off my older pair were lasting 15-18months, and sole wore out. they are my do anything dog walking shoe, the weather in uk, is pretty rubbish, , i've had lots of pairs of walking shoes, and solomons are by far my favourite.
So I work part-time at a running shoe store. A lot of shoes nowadays with how lightweight and more performance oriented they are they don't last as long. A typical shoe should last 6 to 8 months if you are wearing it everyday. That seems about standard if they were only lasting about 2 or 3 months I'd say there's probably some sort of durability issue but I don't think so. I agree I love Salomon as well.
@@rmkvisions the good thing is i've taken them back to shop every time they they have failed , and been replaced every time, which is great, i'll see if i can get the ulta 4 shoe, hopefully better quality on the 4 than 3.
I think you'll have good luck. The four to me off the bat seems very well built I have not used it enough to be able to tell full term durability though. Cheers!
@@rmkvisions thanks for the quick response. that seems accurate as I just got told this by salomon representative: prime is an entry level edition so no waterproofing, regular laces, and the upper isn’t quite as premium"
@@rmkvisions I think they did good changing a bit from the 3's. I've put prolly 12 hours on them so far and haven't found a issue. Im not using them for backpacking, mostly as a daily summer shoe right now. I am interested in the mid gtx version though now
sorry but this is NOT a review - its just a look at - which i can do in every fuckin store alone ..... a review would be how they perform - like waterproof, stability on the foot, grip, comfort to wear and such ......no front but you know what i mean .....
I never once In this video said it was a review and that is why in the title it does not say review. This was purely a first look when the boots were released just like the title says. Thanks though ya goofer
Para mi Son las peores botas k he comprado Super incomodas Y la vdd los materiales de pesima calidad el 1er dia de uso se me abrieron un poco Por esto puedo decir que es un producto carisimon para lo k realmente puedes aprovechar o disfrutar No me cree Calele
ce nouveau système de laçage est nul il ne sert pas du tout le milieu du pied et en raquettes a neige il fait mal au dessus du pied, je préfère celui des Salomon Quest 4d 3 GTX
For a fully waterproof boot, they both work extremely well in warmer conditions. I pair mine with a good merino wool sock for summer hiking and never have any problems! - Trevor
Used the Quest 4 GTX consistently for 8 months, both toe caps are separating and the right boot sole is cracked. No longer waterproof with the damage. Love the comfort of these boots, but the materials are just not up to snuff
Great review.
I have had the old old ultra mid GTX for about 7 years and have loved them for shorter treks, park walks and even worn them for work. They are truly on their last legs now, so I had to find a new pair to replace them. I tried a pair of Merrel mid GTX boots which were fine in the shop but out in the real world they were virtually unwearable - poor support & brutally hard soles with hardly any cushioning. Anyhow, caved in and went for a pair of the quest 4 GTX and WOW 👌, they are so comfortable - like your favourite old slippers 😀 😄. Excellent support for your ankle, really good cushioned sole with plenty of stability, flex and fantastic grip. The only problem I have had is my feet get red hot 🥵 so I have been wearing summer weight / trail running socks. I can highly recommend them!
Been looking for a channel that does actual first impression and performance reviews on hiking boots for quite sometime now! Glad I came across your channel, keep it up.
Well I'm glad you are here! I appreciate the support and hoping to get many more boots on the channel as well!
Solomon is the only boot, shoe, runner I buy. Have been buying them for 15 years. Still have some of the originals although the soles are worn out.
Agreed!
Lovely review. I want the Ultra 4's. I also want a mustache ride. Love, your dearest friend, John Cook
Extremely high production quality. Keep up the great work on this!
Thank you very much! - Trevor
Would you mind telling me what your microphone setup and video recording equipment is like? Really like the sound and the video quality.
Couldn't decide so I just got both! Thank you!
Awesome! That was definitely one of the options haha, let me know how they work for you!
Your production and edits are getting much better! The lighting was great, and the pans and scene switches were very fluid. How long did it take you to produce this video?
By the way, I’m a Asolo, and Lowa fan, I’ve had a few pairs of Salomons in the past, but I find they are not as durable as those other brands. Salomons are comfortable, but don’t last as long.
I have some Lowa Renegades that are amazing but a bit heavy. This video took about 2 hours in total for set up, filming and editing/exporting/uploading. One of my quickest! Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻
Great boot one of my lace hooks wasn't crimped on properly when I brought mine and Salomon sorted it out straight away so pretty good customer service as well
great straight forward breakdown. earned yourself a new sub!
Fantastic i was looking at this exact comparison! Ace.
Hopefully Salomon has a restock of the X ultras in the kamel colorway it’s been 3 weeks and counting and I still can’t find these anywhere 😭
Really great review. Thanks for that. Definitely what I was looking for.
thx ! that is the review I needed !
Thanks for the review. Got both of them 👍
Thanks for the great video.
I'm looking for a review like this foe the quest and ultra.
I do irrigation and sprinkler work and also want a mid shoe for hiking in wet conditions that are in a wide. I normally take a 11.5 and maybe a 12 depending on the boot and shoe.
I bought the x ultra 3 low and they are too narrow. Plus i want the ankle support.
Thanks again foe the video
I had the previous Quest. Very nice boot on the border of beening too clumsy for 3 season mountain hiking. BUT the plastic things that is used for the lacing is way to fragile. To bad if you just trip on a lace when going out if the tent in the middle of the night and snap, boot is broken. Salomon refunded me, but I'll never buy another boot with plastic lace holders. Too bad they didn't replace it for the new version. Is there any of those plastic lace holders on the X-ultra?
Nice vid by the way!
I love want both of these!!! But I'll probably pick up the ultras 1st! Kinda of trying to step out if the leather work boots, yes will be using these also for work mainly(UPS warehouse).
You will like these much more than leather boots I think. The Ultras sound like a good call, what boots do you have now?
@@rmkvisions right now some timberland steel toe work boots, are they true to size? Now I just have decide between all black or the tan ones 😫
Hey thanks for this review!! This is exactly what I was looking for! I’m thinking of getting the quest for 8 days trek for Climbing Kilimanjaro, is it a good choice or you think ultra is better? Thanks
I wore my quests on kili last year. Worked great. Tape up. 😊
Salomon isn't the company they were a few years ago....Once they started manufacturing in China the quality has imploded. They tried to cut costs on the materials, and now they don't last 3 months without falling apart. I switched to Lowa, Salawa, asolo, Oboz, la sportiva, and danner.
I have the quest 4 on order and will return them,I see to many complaints about them but the 2 year warranty they offer is also attractive. I have la sportiv trk leather ones ordered however they only supply a 1 year warranty. I am torn between them both to be honest however I shall settle for the la sportiv fingers crossed
Thanks for this. Very helpful
Thanks for this video!
Going with the Quest
Good call!
So I like wearing my boots everyday. Through 4 seasons. To work and everything in between. Also the occasional hike, outdoor range day and maybe a day hunt or 2 a year but not too many overnights. Between these two, which Do you recommend. (I’m used to wearing military boots like the Garmont T8)
Can’t find the mid in tan color men’s size 9 in stock anywhere
Hi great channel...just subscribed.....Would you recommend the Quest or the Ultra for hiking the Zion --narrows???? thanks for your time!
Did the Narrows last summer in water shoes no less, water will get into either boot so id go with x ultra 4 because its lighter.
What a great review. REally helped me. QUESTION: I have looked on-line and can not find the X Ultra 4 Mid in the color that you have. I can only fine white (gag), black and green. Where did you get that awesome tan color?
I got these right when this boot came out, they had this color back then. I believe they’ve since discontinued it unfortunately.
I looked on your channel , but didn't see a update video . I assume they are both holding up like a tank? I do have a question as I was watching your video. The Quest toe box looks slightly wider or are they the same.
I appreciate you following up, this last year has been crazy for me but they are both holding up great, I’ve never had a problem with Salomon boots. The toolbox on them are both about the same the quest is just a little bit more substantial a boot
@@rmkvisions I just watched your updated/review video. I feel my foot is wide also, but find wide for a hiker/hills can be sloppy sometimes vs a work boot for flat surfaces. I always loved the Solomon stuff when skiing. I appreciate your reply and insight. have a nice day.
Great review! I have the salomon X ultra Trek gore-tex, if you’ve tried these how would you compare these to the hiking boot you just reviewed? I use the the X ultra for a quick throw on, hiking and camping.
It looks like the trek is pretty much the quest boot except lighter weight. I'm actually very intrigued I haven't seen much on the trek. The X ultra 4 It's definitely going to be lighter weight than the trek and a little more low profile
Super informative! Do you prefer the X Ultra 3s or the X Ultra 4s?
To be honest, I think I liked the 3s better…
@@rmkvisions WOW, this is good to know, THANKS! I ordered the 3s a few days ago but just yesterday found out that there was a newer model (4) and now I'm looking at comparison videos about it and majority say 3 are better than 4. I kind of like the styling of the 4 though, lol. I shall keep the 3 nontheless! Thanks again!
Looking good! Not related to video but I'm eyeing that desk ahhaha
Do it bro, you won't regret it. It's too clean
Didn't expect you here, Xaryu.
The Xar, the biggest bomb
Great reviews as usual. Are the quest 4 wider than the older 3 version?
They are about the same from what I have felt! Sorry for the late reply - Hope this helps
@@rmkvisions no problem at all. I went with x ultra 3 wide, they fit great. Did not want to risk it.
Good deal! - Trevor
Great explanation 👍
thoughts on the X Ultra 4 compared to the Xa Pro. i see more people using trail runners instead rather than mid-boots. Would the Ultra 4 have better sole support as well as ankle support?
I just want a winter boot, that is going to keep my feet warm and dry (I know they both have gore-tex tech, but I don't know how warm they are). I am mostly going to use them in town and maybe on a mountain, in snow, once a month.
Do you think the Ultra 4 is going to keep me warm enough or should I go for the Quest ? Thanks.
Halloo from Greece! I have an important question. Which is better for snowy-rainy winters??
Well they are going to be the same exact waterproofing they both have Gore-Tex. So I’m gonna leave that one up to you, the quest does come up a little bit higher on your ankle but other than that they are exactly the same
Excellent Thank you.
I've been looking for a good hiking mid shoe and researching Salomon and other brands and it seems Salomon is the chouce every hiker is going to.
So, i ordered a pair of the x ultra 3 gtx low rise which i didn't mind.
Unfortunately they are too narrow. I wear a 11.5 to a 12 which these were 12s.
Length is fine its the width.
I do irrigation and sprinkler work and also want the shoe for hiking in wet conditions in very hot humid areas.
What shoe would you recommend .?
you can buy the x ultra 3 gtx in a wide or extra wide fit, so no problem there, maybe you just bought the regular ones
@@jgalindo007 yes sir..thats what happened..I'll look for the wides next time
Does the Ultra have any more space to breathe in the forefoot than the previous version? This was the only thing that prevented me from keeping the 3s
No not really, it is still a pretty snug fit. You could always grab a wide which they make I believe !
The quest can be used to climb the Andes? (Cotopaxi and Chimborazo) about 6,300 meters above sea level with temperatures of -30 degrees?
Yes I’d recommend for sure - Pair it with a good sock and you’ll be good to go!
But is the Quest good for short hiking too? I get the Ultra is lighter but the ankle support from the Quest is tempting me. But I mostly need it for 4-5 hours hikes (some steep). thanks
It is yes! It’s all about how much support you want. The quest is one of my favorite boots I’ve ever used so it is always a good choice
@@rmkvisions thank you for your quick answer, yeah I dont care about the price difference I just want the most comfortable boots for one-day hikes I'm torn between this 2
I can’t find the browns anywhere.
What’s with the black on the sides of both boots? Is it a plastic?
Thanks for the review
It's almost like a soft plastic or composite. I'm going to do a little bit more testing with it but for now it has a good lockdown feeling and I haven't noticed anything negative about it.
@@rmkvisions
Just watched you other on them.
I get me those when my 4d 3 and 4d 2
Pair wear out. Use them for work and other outdoor stuff.
What was that mystery ranch backpack you were rocking?
After watching this I decided to order...... Both. Lol.
Perfect, Good call haha
Interesting. I've had an old Quest pair and have never known anything else. I think I want to try the lighter X ultra - I feel like it's not often you need the heavier higher ankle support. My only question is the quality and how long the lighter ones would last.
I think the Quest overall is much better boot, especially on this new version. I’ve heard they’re going to update the X very soon so definitely excited about that
I have x ultra mid 2 gtx for about 6 years. After 4 years i had to buy new ones for hiking due to the worn sole. Anyway i still use old ones on bad weather days, winter etc. And new ones at work n during any mountain activities.
Are the quest lighter than a timberland boot? The OG style wheat timbs
Yeah they are!
Hiking - X Ultra
Backpacking - Quest
100% - Trevor
@@rmkvisions I’m a little confused. So for long distances you suggest the ultra, but what about multi day backpacking? Would you still suggest the ultra or the quest?
To be honest it's whatever you prefer. I have used trail running shoes on multi day backpacking before in summer. If you like that added stability and ankle support I would suggest the Quest. It is still a light boot for how much support you are getting. I think the Ultra is a great in-between/ do it all boot
@@rmkvisions it’s such a hard decision. I have tiny ankles so the ankle support would be great, but I took my Merril’s out for my first one nighter backpacking trip 4 miles up a mountain and back down and my feet were really sore and am thinking of upgrading to a better boot for a multi day Yellowstone backpacking trip this summer and I definitely plan on going on a lot more trips in the future. They both offer great features
If you think you need the extra support I would definitely go with the quest. It is an amazing boot and still very lightweight. You also get that added stability of the 4D chassis which in all honesty is very nice. It's not like it's a bulky boot by any means and definitely more of a traditional backpacking style boot!
Is it good for winter, is it warm?
It is not insulated at all so I would suggest wearing a heavy merino wool sock. I’ve worn it in winter and done just fine, the sock is the most important part
Are they a particularly wide boot? Really like the look but worried they may be too narrow
No they aren't. To be honest, might be on the narrow side, it's hard..everyone's foot is different and everyone has different preferences.
Do they come in non-waterproofing? I hate GTX options.
I still have the x ultra 2 and still waer them
I’ve been wearing the X Ultra 04 shoes for 2 months now and the thin, plastic like mesh on the upper has perished already. Consequently it’s now damaged the Gore-Tex lining and water seeps in. Salomon have refunded me for the shoes with a voucher to spend on their website. I’ll be going for the Quest 4 Gore-Tex as the X Ultra’s have the same mesh which has put me off
That sounds awful quick for wearing out, what do you use them for?
@@rmkvisions I have literally been walking flat grounds, road and trail but nothing major. Unfortunately put me off their boots/shoes now as I’ve heard pretty poor reviews on the quest 4 as they fall apart in about the same time span
2 months is not good. Hopefully these last me longer than that, will have to see.
@@rmkvisions a future update would be appreciated 👌🏻
i have the x ultra 3 hiked about 2000kms and still like a brand new, just its dusty :P
What about the 4D GTX? Same as the Quest?
i've had lots of pairs of the x ultra 3 shoes but the last 4 pairs have fallen apart are the 4 ultras better build quality?
I've never had a pair fall apart on me. How long about is each pair lasting you?
@@rmkvisions 6 to 8 months, the outer material tore, and last pair, sole started to come off my older pair were lasting 15-18months, and sole wore out. they are my do anything dog walking shoe, the weather in uk, is pretty rubbish, , i've had lots of pairs of walking shoes, and solomons are by far my favourite.
So I work part-time at a running shoe store. A lot of shoes nowadays with how lightweight and more performance oriented they are they don't last as long. A typical shoe should last 6 to 8 months if you are wearing it everyday. That seems about standard if they were only lasting about 2 or 3 months I'd say there's probably some sort of durability issue but I don't think so. I agree I love Salomon as well.
@@rmkvisions the good thing is i've taken them back to shop every time they they have failed , and been replaced every time, which is great, i'll see if i can get the ulta 4 shoe, hopefully better quality on the 4 than 3.
I think you'll have good luck. The four to me off the bat seems very well built I have not used it enough to be able to tell full term durability though. Cheers!
What color is the X Ultra?
Does anyone know if there are any significant differences between salomon x ultra 3 and x ultra 3 prime?
Looks like the speedlace, and a bit lighter mesh on top
@@rmkvisions thanks for the quick response. that seems accurate as I just got told this by salomon representative: prime is an entry level edition so no waterproofing, regular laces, and the upper isn’t quite as premium"
Can these shoes be used in winter?
Other than insulation, they are absolutely perfect for winter yes
How did you grab a brown pair?!?
I purchased them directly from Salomons US website
You forgot to switch on the light
I just got the non gtx x ultra 4's
How do you like them?
@@rmkvisions I think they did good changing a bit from the 3's. I've put prolly 12 hours on them so far and haven't found a issue. Im not using them for backpacking, mostly as a daily summer shoe right now. I am interested in the mid gtx version though now
Long walking = Ultra 4?
Definitely!
@@rmkvisions Thanks. 👍
sorry but this is NOT a review - its just a look at - which i can do in every fuckin store alone ..... a review would be how they perform - like waterproof, stability on the foot, grip, comfort to wear and such ......no front but you know what i mean .....
I never once In this video said it was a review and that is why in the title it does not say review. This was purely a first look when the boots were released just like the title says. Thanks though ya goofer
Do they fit true to size?
They do yes
Ultra mid 🥰
Para mi
Son las peores botas k he comprado
Super incomodas
Y la vdd los materiales de pesima calidad el 1er dia de uso se me abrieron un poco
Por esto puedo decir que es un producto carisimon para lo k realmente puedes aprovechar o disfrutar
No me cree
Calele
ce nouveau système de laçage est nul il ne sert pas du tout le milieu du pied et en raquettes a neige il fait mal au dessus du pied, je préfère celui des Salomon Quest 4d 3 GTX
Wth is 14ers?
How are both boots in warm weather, early season hunting 70 degree weather ish?
For a fully waterproof boot, they both work extremely well in warmer conditions. I pair mine with a good merino wool sock for summer hiking and never have any problems! - Trevor