They are among the best sports shoes for rough terrain, this is the third pair of Speedcross I have bought and I wouldn't change them for anything.

The shoe is used for trail training in wet conditions. I also wore it on Rogka in Olympus. So, it is not suitable for many kilometers in any case. You feel the logs on the sole under your foot. No cushion, no protection from stones, etc., whatever you step on, you feel it on your foot. As for grip, very mediocre things there too. On stone, especially if it is wet, you can't step for any reason, in mud it's so-so, on dry trails, as expected, no problem. The Gore-Tex membrane at its height lets nothing through. I got a 42.5, and a 42 would fit too. I wear 42 in Hoka Speedgoat, 43 in Dynafit Ultra 100, 42.5 in Hoka Clifton. Run and search... Overall, the shoe will remain for easy short training up to 15 kilometers when there is wet terrain. I find no other use. That's it, I hope someone finds it helpful.

SpeedCross Salomon, not only does the tradition continue, but the successful formula has changed and become even better. A little (much more correctly) it spoils at the price.