The toe box volume is practically identical, the Sense Ride 2 mesh probably stretches slightly more. The major positive point concerns foot protection: you barely feel stones underfoot. Only downside: the rigid sole forces you to slow down if you are not in the right position. When descending, the lugs provide good support. The grip under the forefoot allows you to tackle steep slopes with ease.
The design of the sole has been modified, it remains consistent and efficient on terrain that is not very technical. Therefore, it can be easily stored in the elasticated pocket at the top of the tongue. The Quicklace is identical and we can say, unlike some publications, that the length of the laces isn’t longer than the previous model. The top height is the same and the modified shape of the stone guard remains very effective. The torsional stiffness is also different, slightly more assertive on the Sense Ride 3.įor the rest, they are very comfortable with good foot envelopment around the ankle region and a well-held heel. On the other hand, our feet seemed better held laterally, the insole or the combo insole + sole do a great job in this area. After running for a while, the shoes become a little more flexible but they do remain stiff. The filtration under the forefoot is not obvious (little difference with the Sense Ride 2) and especially not under the heel. Contrary to what Salomon states, our field experience (trail + road) shows us that the version 3 has less cushioning than the 2. Once running the Salomon Sense Ride 3 has different sensations, especially in terms of cushioning. Could this be due to the Optivibe technology that is designed to protect the runner from vibrations? We wanted to be sure so we weighed a pair of Sense ride 2 next to the Sense Ride 3: the same size, 42 2/3: 267g Sense 2, 317g the 3. Straight away we noticed the weight difference at the back of the shoe. Unfortunately we didn’t feel the same way about the 3 rd Sense Ride version, it’s still a very well made shoe but we think they have lost what made them great: clever cushioning coupled with being reasonably lightweight. We really liked the Salomon Sense Ride version 2, to the point of awarding it a Test4outside FIRST Award. Pieps avalanche beacons, shovels, probes.Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.Please note that measurements may vary by size. Product measurements were taken using size 9, width D - Medium.Upper made from textile and synthetic material.Lining and insole made out of textile material.Contagrip® outsole, with aggressive lug design, ensures grip on all surfaces and terrain types.Optivibe™ midsole foam absorbs vibrations and decreases muscle fatigue.SensiFit™ upper construction cradles the foot from the midsole to the lacing system, providing a secure and snug all-around fit.Quicklace® lace-up all-terrain trainers.Constructed of premium lightweight materials that won't weigh you down. Packed with technology to keep your feet secure, comfortable, and well protected. Salomon® Sense Ride 4 are all around performers, well-suited for trail running and training off the beaten path.Shop Women's Koolaburra by UGG® Search Within Women Search
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