The Speedcross also has a higher stack height at 35 mm. While the the Sense Ride is just 3 mm shorter at 32 mm total. Both shoes feature “regular” cushioning. As listed by Salomon. While the Speedcross features a “high” level of foot protection. And Salomon lists the Sense Ride as having “light” foot protection.

I understand these both land more in the daily trainer area of a trail runner. Salomon pros: seems to have a more aggressive lug pattern and feels a tad more stable. Cons: area under tongue presses into foot, it’s not that bad, but it is noticeable. On pros: I like the look better Speed board doubles up as a rock plate Cloud pods on sole seem

The S/Lab Ultra 3 is exceptionally comfortable but still light and low-profile enough for quicker running. It weighs in at a shade under 300g and has a heel height of 26mm and forefoot height of

The Salmon Sense Ride 3 is a versatile trail runner that can go from the trails to the road. While its outsole isn't the most aggressive, it'll hold up on most dry technical and non-technical terrain. It's comfortable and features a specific fit best for regular to narrow feet. It has an 8-mm drop, suitable for both heel and midfoot strikers.

Sense Ultra Pro. The Salomon Sense Ultra Pro is my favorite Salomon trail shoe right now. The upper has a snug fit it the heel and midfoot like the Sense Ride 2, but is wider up front. The Ultra Pro also has a little more cushion in the midfoot. Nike Wildhorse 5. At $110, the Wildhorse 5 is a high value pick much like the Sense Ride 2.

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