Salomon X Ultra 360 GTX zapatillas de senderismo para hombre - negro/Magnet/Quiet Shade - UK 10,5 (EU 45 1/3)

Step onto a rocky ridgeline after a morning rain, and the Salomon X Ultra 360 GTX keeps you moving with dry feet and confident footing. This men's hiking shoe wraps a GORE-TEX® membrane around a breathable upper, while the All Terrain Contagrip® outsole with 5 mm lugs bites into mud, rock, and loose gravel. The EnergyCell™ midsole and Advanced Chassis™ work together to cushion each stride and control flex on uneven ground, reducing fatigue over long miles. Quicklace™ and SensiFit™ lock the foot in place, and a protective toecap shields against trail debris.

Key specifications

• Waterproof: GORE-TEX® membrane
• Outsole: All Terrain Contagrip® with 5 mm lugs
• Midsole: EnergyCell™
• Chassis: Advanced Chassis™
• Upper: Synthetic / Textile
• Lining: Textile
• Insole: OrthoLite® diecut sockliner
• Lacing: Quicklace™
• Heel-to-toe drop: 10 mm
• Weight: 420 g per shoe
• Foot protection: High
• Foot support: Stable
• Recommended terrain: Mixed, Technical
• Additional features: Protective toecap, SensiFit™
• Colorway: Black / Magnet / Quiet Shade
• Size: UK 10.5 (EU 45 1/3)

Why choose it

The X Ultra 360 GTX pairs waterproof protection with aggressive grip and stable cushioning, making it a versatile choice for day hikes and fastpacking. The Advanced Chassis™ controls flex and reduces fatigue on rough trails, while the GORE-TEX® lining keeps feet dry without overheating. Quicklace™ and SensiFit™ ensure a secure, personalized fit, so you can focus on the trail ahead.

Ideal use cases

• Day hiking on mixed terrain
• Technical trails with rocks and roots
• Wet and muddy conditions

Good to know

Salomon builds the X Ultra 360 GTX with a stable, protective platform that excels on technical ground. The OrthoLite® sockliner adds step-in comfort and manages moisture, while the synthetic/textile upper balances durability with flexibility. At 420 g per shoe, it remains light enough for long approaches yet sturdy enough for demanding descents.