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About this product
The Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Gravel Gore-Tex is a women's running shoe built for runners who move between pavement, gravel paths, and damp singletrack without slowing down. A GORE-TEX membrane keeps water out while still allowing heat and moisture to escape, making it a practical choice for unpredictable conditions. The engineered mesh upper works with the internal sensiFIT system to cradle the foot from heel to forefoot, delivering a secure, wrapped fit without excess bulk. Underfoot, the optiFOAM² midsole combines lightweight foam with solid energy return for cushioned yet responsive landings. The OrthoLite molded sockliner conforms to the foot's shape and adds breathability and durability over long-term use. Flat laces reduce pressure across the top of the foot, while the Gravel Contagrip outsole provides multi-directional traction on paved roads, loose gravel, and wet dirt through chevron-style lugs. Available in Shadow Gray and Vanilla Ice, model L49218000.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Salomon
- Color
- Shadow Gray / Vanilla Ice
- Size
- 6.5
- Upc
- 198720328990
- Code
- C73718
- Model
- L49218000.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Gravel Gore-Tex for its impressive versatility, handling transitions between pavement, gravel, and light trails with ease. The shoe earns repeated compliments for being surprisingly lightweight despite its waterproof Gore-Tex membrane, which effectively keeps feet dry and protected in cold, wet conditions. The energyFOAM² midsole is widely appreciated for delivering a responsive, bouncy ride. The most common criticisms center on forefoot stability, with some reviewers noting the neutral geometry and looser upper can cause the foot to roll on uneven terrain. The outsole's minimal lugs and exposed midsole sections also draw concern, as the tread is considered insufficient for heavily rutted or deeply muddy surfaces, and the non-gusseted tongue can absorb water in truly wet conditions.
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