Salomon X-Scream

Name: Salomon X-Scream
Brand: Salomon

Trail · Neutral · 10.2 oz · 10mm drop · 27/17mm stack

Discontinued — we no longer see this shoe in stock.

How it ranks

The Salomon X-Scream sits about average for trail shoes in our data. Looks and value are its strongest sub-ratings. The rating rests on 2 runner reviews. Another 10 reviews would set the confidence on this shoe's own reviews.

Current estimate: Decent

77/100

Overall

Decent 77

Appearance

Good 88

Value

Good 81

Durability

Decent 78

Comfort

Decent 77

Cushioning

Below average 66

Confidence

How settled the rating is against every other rated shoe. A shoe can rate high on confidence with relatively few reviews of its own when its product line has a long record and external ratings from retailer sites agree. Confidence will score low when we have few ratings or when runners disagree.

Confidence

43/100

Low 43

Based on product-line history, external ratings, and 2 runner ratings.

Where to buy

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Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.

Pros

Both reviewers so far rate it 5 out of 5 overall and for value.
One reviewer praises the quick-lace system, saying Salomon carried it over from their ski boots.

Cons

Durability draws 2.5 out of 5 in the two reviews so far, far below every other dimension.

X-Scream rates 77. This shoe has low certainty. See how we rate shoes.

Reader Ratings

2 ratings

5/5 2

4/5 0

3/5 0

2/5 0

1/5 0

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Specs & fit

Sizing and ride details at a glance.

Weight: 10.2 oz
Release: 2014
MSRP: $110
Stack Height: 27mm heel - 17mm toe
Drop Height: 10mm

Runner reviews

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Reader review

5/5

Overall

Anonymous runner · Mar 23, 2015

40 mpw came from the Saucony Kinvara 5

Comfort: 4/5
Durability: 4/5
Appearance: 5/5
Value: 5/5

Reader review

5/5

Overall

I had had extensive experience with Salomon cross country skiing equipment and boots, with lacing that is amazingly simple and efficient, requiring no tying. I was happy to discover that Salomon's advances in ski boot lacing have been superbly transferred to their running shoe.

George Gilder · Sep 1, 2014

25 mpw training for a half marathon