The Salomon Speedcross 6 needs no introduction. Staying true to its legendary roots and trail status, this version is lighter with an even more powerful, grippy connection to the ground and faster mud evacuation. Featuring a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex membrane ideal for wet and muddy conditions, a revamped upper and classic SPEEDCROSS comfort.
The Salomon Speedcross 6 needs no introduction. Staying true to its legendary roots and trail status, this version is lighter with an even more powerful, grippy connection to the ground and faster mud evacuation. Featuring a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex membrane ideal for wet and muddy conditions, a revamped upper and classic SPEEDCROSS comfort.
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The lowest price we last saw for Speedcross 6 GTX Women's, Flint Stone / Black / Heather / 5.5 UK was $269.99 at Salomon Australia (last seen 13 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $188.97 on 25 Nov 2024.
Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Speedcross 6 GTX Women's, Flint Stone / Black / Heather / 5.5 UK
The Salomon Speedcross 6 needs no introduction. Staying true to its legendary roots and trail status, this version is lighter with an even more powerful, grippy connection to the ground and faster mud evacuation. Featuring a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex membrane ideal for wet and muddy conditions, a revamped upper and classic SPEEDCROSS comfort.
The Salomon Speedcross 6 needs no introduction. Staying true to its legendary roots and trail status, this version is lighter with an even more powerful, grippy connection to the ground and faster mud evacuation. Featuring a waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex membrane ideal for wet and muddy conditions, a revamped upper and classic SPEEDCROSS comfort.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 01:19:47
Salomon | SPEEDCROSS 6 GORE-TEX WOMEN'S | Flint Stone / Black / Heather | Size: 5.5 UK
Free delivery between 20–27 May
originally posted on salomon.com
The quality of Salomon shoes has gone downhill. First, the sizing is off. I have always worn a US size 7.5 in Salomon. I recently ordered a new pair but after wearing them outside for the first time I realized they are too big. I had to order another pair in size 7 and am unable to send the 7.5 back because I wore them already. Additionally, the support in these shoes breaks down much more quickly than they ever have, within 6 months or less, leaving not much in the way of arch support and overall secure holding of your foot. I used to be able to get a year out of these shoes. And the lacing system doesn't stay tight, so I am constantly bending over to pull them tight. As a result of these issues, I'm currently looking for a different brand. I have been wearing ... MoreThe quality of Salomon shoes has gone downhill. First, the sizing is off. I have always worn a US size 7.5 in Salomon. I recently ordered a new pair but after wearing them outside for the first time I realized they are too big. I had to order another pair in size 7 and am unable to send the 7.5 back because I wore them already. Additionally, the support in these shoes breaks down much more quickly than they ever have, within 6 months or less, leaving not much in the way of arch support and overall secure holding of your foot. I used to be able to get a year out of these shoes. And the lacing system doesn't stay tight, so I am constantly bending over to pull them tight. As a result of these issues, I'm currently looking for a different brand. I have been wearing Salomon for 30 years but they don't have what it takes any more.
originally posted on salomon.com
This is my second pair of Speedcross 6, but my first time buying a Gortex running shoe. I train on trails in the early mornings, typically passing through quite a bit of high wet grass and shrubs and finally decided that enjoying dry feet on those runs was worth whatever I might have to compromise in ventilation. It was a good call! A month later I still get gitty at the feeling of dry socks when I know they should be soaked. The heat buildup is not an issue really, at least when the environment is properly matched. I did wear them on a travel day for lack of having another clean pair of kicks and they were too sweaty, but it was out of context and I definitely don't fault the shoes. They are very comfortable, easy to put on and take off and feel secure on my foot ... MoreThis is my second pair of Speedcross 6, but my first time buying a Gortex running shoe. I train on trails in the early mornings, typically passing through quite a bit of high wet grass and shrubs and finally decided that enjoying dry feet on those runs was worth whatever I might have to compromise in ventilation. It was a good call! A month later I still get gitty at the feeling of dry socks when I know they should be soaked. The heat buildup is not an issue really, at least when the environment is properly matched. I did wear them on a travel day for lack of having another clean pair of kicks and they were too sweaty, but it was out of context and I definitely don't fault the shoes. They are very comfortable, easy to put on and take off and feel secure on my foot while running, providing the stability and traction I need on the trail in all kinds of conditions. I also really like the look. The colors are great and they hide their dirtiness well, which my last pair (light green) definitely did not do!Having a pair of shoes that I like generally boosts my motivation in those dark hours of the morning when my subconscious mind is scanning for an excuse to not head out on the run. Everything helps!I'm looking forward to some marathon length trail events with them later this year.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
I prefer trail runners instead of hiking boots for hiking and Salomon's are generally my go-to. Hiking boots always give me horrible blisters, which I don't get from trail runners. Trail runners are also typically a lot lighter compared to boots, and personally, I don't feel like I need the ankle support of a boot that some people may like.I had the wildcross before these and they lasted over two summers and many, many hikes through the Canadian Rockies. I haven't worn these on trail yet, but the fit is right and I am excited about the extra waterproofness via GORE-Tex. These also have a more aggressive heel (higher drop) compared to the wildcross, which I am hoping will add some extra cushion and comfort for me on long hikes.I have very narrow feet, and Salomon's ... MoreI prefer trail runners instead of hiking boots for hiking and Salomon's are generally my go-to. Hiking boots always give me horrible blisters, which I don't get from trail runners. Trail runners are also typically a lot lighter compared to boots, and personally, I don't feel like I need the ankle support of a boot that some people may like.I had the wildcross before these and they lasted over two summers and many, many hikes through the Canadian Rockies. I haven't worn these on trail yet, but the fit is right and I am excited about the extra waterproofness via GORE-Tex. These also have a more aggressive heel (higher drop) compared to the wildcross, which I am hoping will add some extra cushion and comfort for me on long hikes.I have very narrow feet, and Salomon's always seem to fit well, while still giving me enough room in the toe-box. According to the Salomon website these shoes do come in a wide version as well. I would definitely suggest trying those if your feet are typically on the wider side.These are true to Salomon-sizing. I am usually a 9 in women's shoes, but an 8 or 8.5 in Salomon footwear. Salomon generally sizes differently than other brands, so I would suggest going off your European size to select the right fit (Women 9 US is usually a Euro 40 - but in Salomon's Euro 40 is an 8 or 8.5). If you are unsure, I would suggest trying on a pair in-store before purchasing online to ensure you have the right size.I prefer the Quicktab pull-tab lace system over conventional laces. Again, because I have narrow feet, I find normal laces too long and I have to double or triple-knot them so they don't drag. With the Quicklace system, you just tuck the excess into the tongue of the shoe and there is nothing to worry about.
| Variant | |
| color | Flint Stone/Black/Heather |
| size | 5.5 UK / 38.6 EUR / 7.0 US-W / 24.0 CM; |
Salomon | SPEEDCROSS 6 GORE-TEX WOMEN'S | Flint Stone / Black / Heather | Size: 5.5 UK
Free delivery between 20–27 May
The quality of Salomon shoes has gone downhill. First, the sizing is off. I have always worn a US size 7.5 in Salomon. I recently ordered a new pair but after wearing them outside for the first time I realized they are too big. I had to order another pair in size 7 and am unable to send the 7.5 back because I wore them already. Additionally, the support in these shoes breaks down much more quickly than they ever have, within 6 months or less, leaving not much in the way of arch support and overall secure holding of your foot. I used to be able to get a year out of these shoes. And the lacing system doesn't stay tight, so I am constantly bending over to pull them tight. As a result of these issues, I'm currently looking for a different brand. I have been wearing ... MoreThe quality of Salomon shoes has gone downhill. First, the sizing is off. I have always worn a US size 7.5 in Salomon. I recently ordered a new pair but after wearing them outside for the first time I realized they are too big. I had to order another pair in size 7 and am unable to send the 7.5 back because I wore them already. Additionally, the support in these shoes breaks down much more quickly than they ever have, within 6 months or less, leaving not much in the way of arch support and overall secure holding of your foot. I used to be able to get a year out of these shoes. And the lacing system doesn't stay tight, so I am constantly bending over to pull them tight. As a result of these issues, I'm currently looking for a different brand. I have been wearing Salomon for 30 years but they don't have what it takes any more.
This is my second pair of Speedcross 6, but my first time buying a Gortex running shoe. I train on trails in the early mornings, typically passing through quite a bit of high wet grass and shrubs and finally decided that enjoying dry feet on those runs was worth whatever I might have to compromise in ventilation. It was a good call! A month later I still get gitty at the feeling of dry socks when I know they should be soaked. The heat buildup is not an issue really, at least when the environment is properly matched. I did wear them on a travel day for lack of having another clean pair of kicks and they were too sweaty, but it was out of context and I definitely don't fault the shoes. They are very comfortable, easy to put on and take off and feel secure on my foot ... MoreThis is my second pair of Speedcross 6, but my first time buying a Gortex running shoe. I train on trails in the early mornings, typically passing through quite a bit of high wet grass and shrubs and finally decided that enjoying dry feet on those runs was worth whatever I might have to compromise in ventilation. It was a good call! A month later I still get gitty at the feeling of dry socks when I know they should be soaked. The heat buildup is not an issue really, at least when the environment is properly matched. I did wear them on a travel day for lack of having another clean pair of kicks and they were too sweaty, but it was out of context and I definitely don't fault the shoes. They are very comfortable, easy to put on and take off and feel secure on my foot while running, providing the stability and traction I need on the trail in all kinds of conditions. I also really like the look. The colors are great and they hide their dirtiness well, which my last pair (light green) definitely did not do!Having a pair of shoes that I like generally boosts my motivation in those dark hours of the morning when my subconscious mind is scanning for an excuse to not head out on the run. Everything helps!I'm looking forward to some marathon length trail events with them later this year.
I prefer trail runners instead of hiking boots for hiking and Salomon's are generally my go-to. Hiking boots always give me horrible blisters, which I don't get from trail runners. Trail runners are also typically a lot lighter compared to boots, and personally, I don't feel like I need the ankle support of a boot that some people may like.I had the wildcross before these and they lasted over two summers and many, many hikes through the Canadian Rockies. I haven't worn these on trail yet, but the fit is right and I am excited about the extra waterproofness via GORE-Tex. These also have a more aggressive heel (higher drop) compared to the wildcross, which I am hoping will add some extra cushion and comfort for me on long hikes.I have very narrow feet, and Salomon's ... MoreI prefer trail runners instead of hiking boots for hiking and Salomon's are generally my go-to. Hiking boots always give me horrible blisters, which I don't get from trail runners. Trail runners are also typically a lot lighter compared to boots, and personally, I don't feel like I need the ankle support of a boot that some people may like.I had the wildcross before these and they lasted over two summers and many, many hikes through the Canadian Rockies. I haven't worn these on trail yet, but the fit is right and I am excited about the extra waterproofness via GORE-Tex. These also have a more aggressive heel (higher drop) compared to the wildcross, which I am hoping will add some extra cushion and comfort for me on long hikes.I have very narrow feet, and Salomon's always seem to fit well, while still giving me enough room in the toe-box. According to the Salomon website these shoes do come in a wide version as well. I would definitely suggest trying those if your feet are typically on the wider side.These are true to Salomon-sizing. I am usually a 9 in women's shoes, but an 8 or 8.5 in Salomon footwear. Salomon generally sizes differently than other brands, so I would suggest going off your European size to select the right fit (Women 9 US is usually a Euro 40 - but in Salomon's Euro 40 is an 8 or 8.5). If you are unsure, I would suggest trying on a pair in-store before purchasing online to ensure you have the right size.I prefer the Quicktab pull-tab lace system over conventional laces. Again, because I have narrow feet, I find normal laces too long and I have to double or triple-knot them so they don't drag. With the Quicklace system, you just tuck the excess into the tongue of the shoe and there is nothing to worry about.
I ordered these to be a crossover shoe for work and the trail. Let me tell you, these are the most comfortable shoe's that I have had right out of the box. Normally I have an adjustment period where I can only wear shoes at work for 1/2 a shift and then I need to change them over to my regular footwear until they've been broken in. With these I have had them on for an entire shift on day one with no pains or aches in my feet.If it makes any difference in your decision, I am a Chiropractor, and my job requires me to balance and stabilize on one leg while supporting someone else's body. The grip on these shoes are stellar and I have not slipped or lost stabilization once while wearing them. They keep the arch supported while not cramming the toe region. I will ... MoreI ordered these to be a crossover shoe for work and the trail. Let me tell you, these are the most comfortable shoe's that I have had right out of the box. Normally I have an adjustment period where I can only wear shoes at work for 1/2 a shift and then I need to change them over to my regular footwear until they've been broken in. With these I have had them on for an entire shift on day one with no pains or aches in my feet.If it makes any difference in your decision, I am a Chiropractor, and my job requires me to balance and stabilize on one leg while supporting someone else's body. The grip on these shoes are stellar and I have not slipped or lost stabilization once while wearing them. They keep the arch supported while not cramming the toe region. I will definitely purchase these shoes in the future when these breakdown from excessive wear.I have only used them once on the trail so far, but they have outperformed previous trail running shoes I have had.I would also like to add, the quick lace system is awesome!
These are the 5th pair if speedcross trail shoes I’ve bought over many years and I love them. I use them for walking and hiking. I find them super comfortable and supportive and a perfect fit (size wise I go up half a size on my normal shoe size with these). The tie mechanism makes putting the shoes on and taking off super quick and also allows for easy adjustments. I find with these trainers compared to others they are a little narrower and I very rarely get any debris getting in my shoe. Breathable and comfortable on hot days too. I also really love the colour. I would definitely recommend. (I also have a pair of Speedcross Gortex and love these too, great for keeping your feet dry on a rainy day).
My last pair lasted me surprisingly awhile for a few years but I knew they were starting to breakdown. Then when they finally gave up the ghost, I wanted color. I had all black before. I was a little worried my new ones would potentially not be the same just in my experience sometimes new makes or each shoe may vary ever so slightly. I love the color and when I went to break them in on a 13 mile run which probably wasn't ideal initially, they did well! The first half mile was slightly questionable with just a little twinge of pain but then felt fine after on the rest of the trail and varying terrain.These are the only shoe I have tried so far where my feet aren't killing me after several miles so I appreciate this shoe and consistent performance!!! I am pretty ... MoreMy last pair lasted me surprisingly awhile for a few years but I knew they were starting to breakdown. Then when they finally gave up the ghost, I wanted color. I had all black before. I was a little worried my new ones would potentially not be the same just in my experience sometimes new makes or each shoe may vary ever so slightly. I love the color and when I went to break them in on a 13 mile run which probably wasn't ideal initially, they did well! The first half mile was slightly questionable with just a little twinge of pain but then felt fine after on the rest of the trail and varying terrain.These are the only shoe I have tried so far where my feet aren't killing me after several miles so I appreciate this shoe and consistent performance!!! I am pretty flat footed and have narrow feet.
I first came across the Speedcross 5 shoe at Winners and loved the colour, the comfort, and the waterproofing, they quickly became my favourite, wear everywhere, shoe. I had to get a pair for work, so I ordered these online direct from Solomon. I'm a nurse who is on her feet all day and despite these shoes being for trail running, they are perfect for nursing too. They're slip resistant, "water" proof, super comfortable, and I love how they look. I put in a Birkenstock arch support and I'm good to go for 12+ hours. The only complaint I have is that since these are for trail running, (soft forest floor, etc) the tread wears down very quickly if you wear them on pavement (which I ended up doing to my first pair because I loved them so much) So far, the hospital floors ... MoreI first came across the Speedcross 5 shoe at Winners and loved the colour, the comfort, and the waterproofing, they quickly became my favourite, wear everywhere, shoe. I had to get a pair for work, so I ordered these online direct from Solomon. I'm a nurse who is on her feet all day and despite these shoes being for trail running, they are perfect for nursing too. They're slip resistant, "water" proof, super comfortable, and I love how they look. I put in a Birkenstock arch support and I'm good to go for 12+ hours. The only complaint I have is that since these are for trail running, (soft forest floor, etc) the tread wears down very quickly if you wear them on pavement (which I ended up doing to my first pair because I loved them so much) So far, the hospital floors have been kinder to the tread than the pavement with my first pair and they're holding up nicely. I wish Solomon offered more shoe styles in Gortex, but I'm happy with the Speedcross as long as they keep making them in cool colours.
I was apprehensive about purchasing a pair of shoes online, especially when I would be walking in them for 9+km every day. Would the fit be right? I was pleasantly surprised to find that the fit was perfect. In addition, the shoes provided support in all the places my feet needed it most. The stylish looks were a definite bonus. And I love the lace system. I wore through the soles under the heel with other shoes I have purchased (not Salomon), but this shoe looks like it will last longer, with a thick (but lightweight) sole. On the day my shoes arrived, I immediately put them on, and wore them all day. Hours and a few km later, including mostly pavement walking, my feet still felt great. At the end of the day, my feet thanked me for making this purchase.
I have only good things to say about the Speedcross 6. I use them as a hiking shoe and they are the only one for me. First of all I have very narrow feet and these are the only shoes that fit like a glove. They hug my feet while simultaneously leaving a little room at the toes for descends. With other hiking shoes I always have to choose between enough room at the toes or the shoe not being to wide, with the speedcross 6 I can have both. My normal shoe size is 38 and I wear a 38 2/3 in Salomon. They run a tad bit small so I suggest sizing up one size for a little room at the toes. Also they are very comfortable, more than any other hiking shoe I've ever tried. With normal hiking shoes my feet tend to hurt a lot faster because of the lack of cushioning, whereas with ... MoreI have only good things to say about the Speedcross 6. I use them as a hiking shoe and they are the only one for me. First of all I have very narrow feet and these are the only shoes that fit like a glove. They hug my feet while simultaneously leaving a little room at the toes for descends. With other hiking shoes I always have to choose between enough room at the toes or the shoe not being to wide, with the speedcross 6 I can have both. My normal shoe size is 38 and I wear a 38 2/3 in Salomon. They run a tad bit small so I suggest sizing up one size for a little room at the toes. Also they are very comfortable, more than any other hiking shoe I've ever tried. With normal hiking shoes my feet tend to hurt a lot faster because of the lack of cushioning, whereas with the Speedcross I can go on multiple-day hikes with no problems comfortwise. Also breathability is very important to me since I like hiking in warm weather, so it's awesome that they have this non waterproof version, as the majority of hiking shoes all have goretex and I prefer a summer hiking shoe without Goretex. As the cherry on top the quick lace system is just such a nice thing to have, with just one quick pull the laces hug your feet with the perfect amount of tension. They always stay in place and will never be too loose or too tight. One thing to keep in mind is that they are still trailrunners and therefore they will wear out faster than a hiking shoe/boot. They cannot be resoled and will not last you a lifetime. Therefore it's true that the lugs on the sole wear out faster compared to the sole of a hiking shoe. However that's a trade off I'll gladly make because of the cushioning, comfort and breathability I get in return. I can safely say this is the ultimate hiking shoe for me :)
I've been using Salomon Speedcross since its 2nd version - more than a decade. We are on the 6th now. What a downgrade on Salomon's part! Not just in the shoe fabric. The fit is HORRIBLE; wide, wide, wide! Too wide!The 6th edition, supposedly made for normal feet, is way too wide - my feet float in these shoes uncomfortably, which is a dangerous fit for running. I tightened the laces to adjust the fit - the fabric crinkles on top of the shoe (see pic), I get blisters. I compared these with Speedcross 3, which I still have. Speedcross 3 fit so well. Speedcross 6 - wide, not suitable for normal feet. What a terrible downgrade on Salomon's part. I used to love these shoes. (It makes me wonder how wide are their wide shoes nowadays). I went through many of these ... MoreI've been using Salomon Speedcross since its 2nd version - more than a decade. We are on the 6th now. What a downgrade on Salomon's part! Not just in the shoe fabric. The fit is HORRIBLE; wide, wide, wide! Too wide!The 6th edition, supposedly made for normal feet, is way too wide - my feet float in these shoes uncomfortably, which is a dangerous fit for running. I tightened the laces to adjust the fit - the fabric crinkles on top of the shoe (see pic), I get blisters. I compared these with Speedcross 3, which I still have. Speedcross 3 fit so well. Speedcross 6 - wide, not suitable for normal feet. What a terrible downgrade on Salomon's part. I used to love these shoes. (It makes me wonder how wide are their wide shoes nowadays). I went through many of these Speedcross shoes (easily 4 pairs/year) - it didn't bother me they wore off fast; I care about my feet (proper fit and comfort). After using Salomon's Speedcross for more than a decade now, I started checking other brands/makers - these are no longer for my feet. Too wide.
| Variant | |
| color | Flint Stone/Black/Heather |
| size | 5.5 UK / 38.6 EUR / 7.0 US-W / 24.0 CM; |
