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About this product
The Salewa Women's Pedroc 2 is a speed hiking shoe designed to keep you moving light and fast over demanding trail terrain. Its jacquard-knit open mesh upper promotes high ventilation, while a TPU film layer adds protective durability without unnecessary bulk. Underfoot, the Pomoca Speed Hiker 2 outsole pairs with a rockered geometry to reduce fatigue on longer outings, making it well suited to sustained efforts on technical ground. The 3F System integrates the upper, midsole, and outsole for a cohesive, supportive fit. A 10 mm heel-to-toe drop and wide fit accommodate a natural foot position, and the single shoe weight of 280 g keeps the overall package genuinely lightweight. Reflective details extend usability into low-light conditions. Available in an Oatmeal and Onyx colorway, this shoe strikes a practical balance between cushioned comfort and trail-ready performance.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Salewa
- Color
- Oatmeal / Onyx
- Size
- 6
- Upc
- 4053866879996
- Code
- C72241
- Model
- 61474-7246.
- Specifications Drop
- 10 mm Fit: Wide Sole segment: Speed Hiking Single shoe weight: 280 g
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Salewa Women's Pedroc 2 for its sticky, multidirectional outsole that delivers excellent traction on rocky and technical terrain, and its rigid heel counter that locks the foot in place for strong stability on steep descents. The waterproofing is well regarded, with testers noting dry feet even in wet, muddy conditions. The shoe earns particular credit for occupying a versatile middle ground between a trail runner and an approach shoe, feeling lightweight and agile without sacrificing protection. The most common criticism is that the toe box is narrower than wide-fit trail runners, and some reviewers note the shoe requires a short break-in period before it feels fully comfortable for running. Weight is also flagged as slightly high for dedicated trail running use.
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