#Salomon wing pro 2 pro#

#Salomon wing pro 2 pro#

This is one of the most comfortable uppers I’ve ever worn for a Salomon shoe, it feels very similar to the Slab-Wings, with the only difference being that the Wings Pro 2 has a little more volume. From the midsole, the sensi-fit continues up to the anchor eyelets of the quick-lace system.

The overlay starts at the midsole providing a rand around the base of the shoe. The upper on the Wings Pro 2 is a highly breathable mesh with a welded sensi-fit overlay. Speaking of, the toe-box is the biggest improvement over previous versions of this shoe, as Salomon has removed the solid rubber toecap and made the toe area a little wider. The Wings Pro 2 fit a lot like the S-Lab Wings, but with a little more space in the midfoot and toebox. The heel fits very well and is not as wide as the XA Pro 3D. The endo-fit makes for a nice a seam-free fit throughout the midfoot. I probably could have gotten away with an 11.5 to be honest. I usually wear a 12.5 in Salomon shoes, but purchased a 12 in the Wings Pro 2. Support Trail to Peak by purchasing the Wings Pro 2 on Amazon: You can find my review of the Slab-Wings here. You’ll see me refer to the Slab-Wings a lot for a point of comparison. **The Wings Pro 2 is nearly identical to the Slab-Wings, with the only differences coming in the midsole, and some of the materials used for the upper. This new Wings Pro 2 has a wider toe box, endo-fit (inner socklike liner), a welded sensi-fit overlay, and a slightly wider last, which makes for an all-around great feeling shoe. I never wore the past versions of the XT Wings series due to the tight toe box and narrow last.

In years past, I’ve put quite a few miles on my Salmon XA Pro 3D, Sense Pro, S-Lab Wings, and Sense Mantra. It combines a lot of different features I’ve grown to love about Salomon trail running shoes. The Salomon Wings Pro 2 has proven to be one of the most promising shoes in my light hiking arsenal this year.