Salewa Wildfire Edge Mid GTX Review (Salewa Hiking Boots Review)

[@renoallstate4573]

Also what a great review!

[@ahmedingurdic6991]

Salewa wildifre edge mid or salomon cross hike 2. Which is better for hiking?

[@Originalfakeism1]

Which one you recommend more ? Salewa Wildfire Edge or Wildfire Edge Mid GTX ?

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

I would say it depends on the activity. If you are planning to do some mountaineering, backpacking, I would go with the Mid GTX. If you are doing light hikes, trail running, then Edge Low is just fine.

[@Originalfakeism1]

@@UltimateSurvivalGear cheers

[@venczeltibor7379]

Is it useable with semi automatic crampons?

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

No, for semi auto crampon compatibility, you'd want to check out something like Crow: alnk.to/fayvTxE

[@renoallstate4573]

Why would you say they wouldn't work?

[@alexyignashov9096]

How do you compare this boot to the Salomon element ?

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

I would say these are more mountaineering boots, Element are more backpacking, more versatile outsole for different terrains. These have a bit stiffer outsole. Both are excellent quality boots though.

[@domdragons5943]

Hello ..what is the différence please with the salewa alps trainer...if i want to buy one of this 2 shoes ..i leave on a temperate country and y don't go out of 2500m...i don't run with this shoes and i want to take her for go to working ...( sorry for my english )

[@cristianjarethdelvalleagui8697]

can you please mention your top 10 survival boots???

[@brianmiller2739]

I have mids...they are great comfortable

[@brianmiller2739]

They are good boots...good video

[@lisamanrique1770]

Any idea how these hold up to stepping on cactus???

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

We don't have a lot of cactus here in FL, but we do have a lot of spiky and sharp stuff on uncleared trails. These handled everything great so far!

[@renoallstate4573]

Why couldn't one use crampons with this boot?

[@ksockhak]

I heard these fit smaller than usual, like if i am a size 9, you have to get 10, is that true?

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

Yes, I would say with most of the hiking boots get yourself at least half a size bigger so that you have a little bit of room in the toe box.

[@mzr1274]

I have Salomon quest 4D, I’m so happy with them, I’m getting another pair but stock between Salomon salewa wildfire and Salomon quest element, which one would you recommend please?

[@eloel777]

which ones did you buy?

[@mzr1274]

Quest and quite satisfied with them

[@grayknight836]

I really like your reviews and your Criteria of your reviews. I like that you show them on-foot, and show the insoles. I wish people reviewing footwear would mention what the volume of their feet 👣 are. Do you have a Narrow foot, Regular width, or Wide? And does that specific boot 🥾 suit a certain foot shape type. ✌🏻

[@UltimateSurvivalGear]

Great point! I will definitely implement it into my future reviews! Mine are regular and I typically prefer a tighter fit whenever it comes to my boots, especially hiking boots.

[@grayknight836]

@@UltimateSurvivalGear Sounds like we have the same lower/medium volume feet 👣. I need, want, and require precision, performance fitment. If you can check out my top picks, Asolo: Fugitive GTX 🥾, Salomon: Speedcross 5 GTX 👟, Cross Hike Mid GTX - my Concept 💭, but Salomon didn't execute them the way I requested, X Ultra 3 Mid GTX, Arc'teryx: Acrux TR GTX Boot, Aerios FL Mid GTX Shoe. I think you will dig all of them. 🤙🏻

[@danskinner467]

How is the arch support?