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SALOMON SLAB XA AMPHIB 2: AN ORIGINAL SOLUTION, TO RUN WITH RAIN AND MUD.

SALOMON SLAB XA AMPHIB 2: Born for swimrun, a great ally when facing rain and mud. Our TRAIL RUNNING GEAR section has recently introduced you the latest news of the Salomon Slab Cross, Alphacross, Wildcross and now the amazing Amphib XA2. The ladies’ poker that elite Salomon chose in Azores Golden for four consecutive stages between rain, fog and mud.

This Salomon Slab XA Amphib 2 was born for swimrun, mix of running/swimming races. And over time, its lightness, drainage and grip have confirmed it as a great choice for rainy days and fierce mud. With a recommended price of 180€, for a featherweight of 215 grams and a drop of 4mm, topped by Contagrip TA rubbers. Let’s go with the analysis by Mayayo.

SALOMON SLAB XA AMPHIB 2.
REVIEW BY MAYAYO.

Born to compete in swimrun, the SALOMON SLAB XA AMPHIB 2 was designed as a top-of-the-range running and swimming shoe. It has shown that it works perfectly out of the water. The second version of the concept is the new S / LAB XA AMPHIB 2, which arrives even lighter than its predecessor, weighing just 215 grams.

It is designed to be it fast and very efficient on both dry and wet terrein. It will highlight its precision and fit, designed to stay firm even when completely soaked. Once we run, its cushioning with the new Energycell is designed to butt the pace for the trails, with a light and natural stride aided by the 4mm drop.

On rainy and muddy days, it stands out above all for combining the best water evacuation and a great grip. The mesh stays light even when soaked and dries quickly on the ground. The second strong point is its grip. Use a special Contagrip Premium Wet Traction rubber that seeks to hold on to even the wettest rock. Oh! And if you use it for swimming, in the water a red mark on the sole allows you to follow your teammate easier.

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Posted by Héctor Rubio @hekruca for Trailrunningspain

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