Keen · Footwear
Women's Roam Trail Running Shoes
$94.97
$189.95Save $94.98 (50%)
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About this product
The X Ultra 360 Hiking Shoes for women are built around KEEN's signature fit, which provides generous forefoot space for natural toe comfort alongside contoured arch support for midfoot stability. The durable technical mesh upper is reinforced at high-wear zones and paired with a breathable mesh lining that promotes consistent airflow throughout the day. Underfoot, QuantumFoam cushioning balances responsiveness and durability across varied terrain, while a removable resilient foam footbed adds lasting comfort. The rubber outsole features a multidirectional lug pattern for reliable high-traction grip on both natural and mixed surfaces. A 6 mm heel-to-toe drop keeps the ride low and grounded. Seam-sealed construction contributes to the shoe's solid rain protection rating, making it a capable choice in wet conditions. Eco-friendly anti-odor technology controls odor naturally without the use of pesticides. Available in Vintage Indigo and Ballad Blue, this shoe is offered in a size 6.5 and carries a breathability and durability rating of 4 out of 5.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Keen
- Material
- 100% recycled laces.
- Color
- Altitude
- Size
- 11.0
- Upc
- 194713963148
- Code
- C47025
- Models
- J035888, J036344, J037228.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon X Ultra 360 Hiking Shoes for their excellent all-terrain traction, out-of-the-box comfort, and competitive lightweight build. The Contagrip outsole earns repeated compliments for grip on wet, dry, and loose surfaces, and many users appreciate the generous cushioning and stable feel on technical terrain. The Quicklace system is a point of division: some find it a convenient time-saver that stays secure on steep climbs, while others flag it as a durability weak point. The most common criticisms are a narrow fit through the midfoot that can cause discomfort on longer or steeper hikes, and a stiff construction that feels heavy and plodding on easier, well-groomed trails rather than nimble. Sizing is generally reported as true to size, though some shoppers needed multiple attempts to find the right fit.
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