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Salomon
Quest Element GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

3.689655172413793 out of 5 stars
29 Reviews
$132.96 - $189.95
Up to 30% off
Color:Delicioso Black Dull Gold

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Why We Like The Quest Element GTX Hiking Boot

With the featherweight construction of a running shoe and the rugged stabilization of a hiking boot, the Quest Element GTX gets us further faster. The taller shaft and leather build barrel through rock and brush, while the patented chassis technology keeps our ankles tracking as if we were sauntering along smooth, solid ground. Armored with an airy GORE-TEX membrane, this pair stops water and sweat from soaking our socks through as we cross creeks and huff up steeps.


Details

  • Lightweight hiking boot for backpacking trips and day excursions
  • GORE-TEX membrane delivers breathable waterproofing
  • Leather upper conforms to your foot and increases durability
  • Higher cut provides increased protection from elements and terrain
  • 10mm drop helps fight off calf and Achilles fatigue
  • Lively foam delivers shock absorption and energy return
  • Rugged rubber sole provides reliable, flexible grip
  • Item #SALZ9PX
Upper Material
leather
Waterproofing
GORE-TEX membrane
Lining
textile
Closure
lace
Footbed
molded OrthoLite
Midsole
EnergyCell (EVA), patented ADV-C Chassis
Sole
Contragrip rubber
Claimed Weight
[pair] 2lb 6oz
Activity
hiking, backpacking
Manufacturer Warranty
2 year

Overall Rating

3.5 based on 29 ratings

Review Summary

1 Stars - 5 reviews
2 Stars - 3 reviews
3 Stars - 1 reviews
4 Stars - 7 reviews
5 Stars - 13 reviews

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5 out of 5 stars

November 18, 2023

Brilliant!

Familiarity:
I've used it several times
Height:
5.8' 7.4"
Weight:
154

extremely pleased with this. You can get an additional 25% OFF from promo1024.com

Hosea H
5 out of 5 stars

November 14, 2023

Good

I guess I need to wear long socks with these boots. Let's see what happen after a month

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Enki farina
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

5 out of 5 stars

October 25, 2023

Truly waterproof

Wore these on a three day camping trip, two of which it rained. My feet stayed warm and dry the entire time. I only took them off to sleep. They are very comfortable and don’t seem to need breaking in like most leather boots.

Viking Mike
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

5 out of 5 stars

August 27, 2023

Super buy

Awesome pair of boots. Some comfortable and easy to clean.

Millar
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

2 out of 5 stars

August 19, 2023

Lower quality than before

I loved the Quest 4d 3 GTX. Every single thing that was changed from those to these was a mistake, down to the lace hooks and the color. That piece of leather in the middle, am I hiking or climbing trees? You have to take the laces out of the upper eyes to get the boots on, then relace them. Not something I want to deal with every morning. I don't want to have to sit down for 3 minutes and mess with my boots on my way out the door. I shouldn't have to sit to put my boots on. Bring back the Quest 4d 3 GTX, until then I'll be buying my boots elsewhere.

bulldog mike
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

4 out of 5 stars

July 12, 2023

Very Comfortable

This is a comfortable boot that required no break in. It felt durable and seemed well made. Although it's the size of a boot, it wore like a tennis shoe, and felt very light on my feet. I had the chance to compare this to the Quest 4. The Element is noticeably more flexible and soft. Although they are near the same weight, the Element felt lighter. The inside sizing was the same - my foot didn't notice a fitment difference, but the Element seemed larger on the outside, a little less 'streamlined.' The Quest 4 seemed a little more tough or rugged, but also less comfortable out of the box. Overall, I like the Element more for my intended use.

max31
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

4 out of 5 stars

July 1, 2023

Comfortable boot out of the box but a little soft

I have been using Solomon hiking boots for long day hikes in backpacking for over 10 years. It was time for a new pair, and I decided to try these. They were comfortable right out of the box, but upon putting them on, I realize that they were a little soft for me in terms of the support around the ankles. I returned them and bought the Forces version, which was much more supportive and just seems better made.

Mike bphoto
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

4 out of 5 stars

March 17, 2023

so far so good

comfortable- solid - stable only used for gentle walks so far - nothing serious - remaining waterproof - lets see how they are after 2 years - they seem the best made salomons I've ever had.. i've had a few...

jackblacjones
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

5 out of 5 stars

January 23, 2023

Good Shoes

It is a good shoes but it is not good for me and i should buy another shoes with strong cushion,because of my back surgery. It makes me tired and powerless.

Seyed
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com

4 out of 5 stars

December 23, 2022

comfort and durability

I've worked in these for one year and i have nothing but good things to say. There as comfortable as they were on day 1. My job is demanding and its rough on footwear, The boots are holding together well although I'm getting a little wear on the tread but that's to be expected after a year and being worn on a daily basis. I also want to compliment the laces. This is my 4th pair and the laces have held up on all of them. Very happy with this brand.

Eric 48
salomon.com

Originally reviewed on salomon.com