We placed the Salomon Speedcross 4 as our top pick. It’s not the latest model, we know. Nevertheless, if you’re looking to save some money on trail running gear, there is absolutely nothing wrong with buying an older model. The Speedcross 4 offers a fantastic grip that will dig down deep into the slushy ground and keep you secure and sure-footed.
Speedcross is also really well made, durable on the trails, and pretty comfortable to wear. Please note, we have recommended these for routes covered in mud and not as an all-terrain, road-to-trail shoe. If you were the Salomon Speedcross 4 on the road, it would feel uncomfortable, and you’ll quickly wear down those deep, gripping lugs.
We also placed a Salomon Speedcross 4 GTX version in the list, too, just in case you prefer a waterproof option. I tend not to bother running in waterproof shoes; because I know, my feet will get wet anyway.
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