Men’s edition · 5 current shoes
Salomon's road range is small. Two trainers do the daily work: the Aero Glide 4 is the cushioned one and the Aero Blaze 4 is the light, quick one. Above them sit three S/Lab race shoes with carbon plates. There is no support shoe for training.
EasySoft, for recovery and easy days | DailyOne shoe for most runs | StabilitySupport for runners who need it | Long runLong runs, protective but not slow | WorkoutTempo and intervals | Short race5K–10K | Long raceHalf + marathon |
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Every Salomon road shoe
Every current Salomon road shoe
The Salomon Aero Glide 4 is a high-stack road daily trainer with a soft optiFOAM midsole and reverse-camber geometry.
Why for easy: Salomon's most cushioned road shoe: a 41mm heel that still weighs only 250g.
Why for long run: High cushion with a smooth rocker: it protects the legs and still rolls along at a steady pace.
The Salomon Aero Blaze 4 is a lightweight road shoe built for everyday training, defined by a soft optiFOAM midsole and rocker geometry.
Why for daily: Light and lively at 240g, it covers easy miles and faster days in one shoe.
Why for workout: A snappy forefoot and a close fit make it the shoe of the range for tempo runs and intervals.
A lightweight road racing shoe with a PEBA-based optiFOAM+ midsole and full-length carbon plate built for distance races.
Why for short race: The lightest Salomon racer at 175g, with a carbon plate: built for all-out efforts.
A lightweight road racing shoe with a full-length carbon plate and PEBA-based foam, aimed at race-day performance.
Why for long race: Salomon's top marathon shoe: a carbon plate, a 39mm heel and an upper that covers the laces to cut drag.
The Salomon S/Lab Spectur is a carbon-plated road racing shoe with a high-stack PEBA/EVA midsole and an emphasis on stability.