SALEWA Dynafit Trail Trail Running Shoes - Atlantic/Black Out - Size 43

Conquer technical trails and alpine terrain with the SALEWA Dynafit Trail trail running shoes. Engineered for men seeking performance and protection on demanding routes, these shoes combine a lightweight design with robust features. The Atlantic/Black Out colorway offers a sleek, modern look while the advanced sole and upper technologies ensure grip, stability, and comfort on uneven ground.

Advantages

Experience superior traction with the Pomoca Gliding Path outsole and 4 mm lugs, providing reliable grip on loose and rocky surfaces. The Alpine Rocker and Adaptive Grid technologies enhance forward propulsion and adapt to terrain changes, reducing fatigue. The Heel Preloader offers a secure fit, while the Ortholite insole adds cushioning and moisture management. With a 6 mm drop and neutral pronation support, these shoes promote a natural stride.

Suitable for

• Technical trail running
• Alpine terrain and mountain paths
• Long-distance trail runs requiring stability and grip
• Runners seeking a lightweight yet protective shoe

Key specifications

• Brand: SALEWA
• Model: Dynafit Trail
• MPN: 719153
• EAN: 4053866778022
• Category: Trail Running Shoes
• Gender: Men's
• Size (EU): 43
• Size (US Men's): 9.5
• Size (UK Men's): 9
• Color: Atlantic / Black Out
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 6 mm
• Stack Height (Heel): 25 mm
• Stack Height (Forefoot): 19 mm
• Outsole: Pomoca Gliding Path
• Lug Depth: 4 mm
• Midsole Material: EVA
• Upper Material: Mesh, Synthetic Overlays
• Closure System: Laces (Invisible Lacing)
• Weight (per shoe, approx.): 260 g
• Pronation Support: Neutral
• Recommended Terrain: Technical Trails, Alpine Terrain
• Special Features: Alpine Rocker, Adaptive Grid, Heel Preloader
• Lining Material: Textile
• Insole: Ortholite

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these shoes with technical trail socks and consider using gaiters for added debris protection. The shoes are designed for neutral pronation; if you require additional support, consult a specialist. Break them in gradually on moderate trails before tackling extreme terrain.