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Кросівки > Salomon > xt-evr gtx w black/as
Salomon XT-Evr GTX is a versatile sneaker inspired by the legendary XT-6, combining trail-ready functionality with a modern look for everyday wear. This model is well suited for city use, walking, and active leisure. The GORE-TEX® membrane helps keep feet dry, Advanced Chassis™ improves stability and motion control, and the FuzeFOAM midsole delivers soft cushioning and lasting comfort throughout the day.
Features:
- Quicklace™ lacing system for precise foot hold with a single pull
- fast, light, and accurate lace tightening in just seconds
- lace can be easily replaced when needed
- GORE-TEX® membrane for reliable moisture protection and comfort
- good breathability for active use in different conditions
- Advanced Chassis™ placed between the outsole and midsole for stability and motion control
- lightweight construction designed for energy efficiency and responsive movement
- FuzeFOAM bio-based midsole for cushioning and step-in comfort
- suitable for everyday wear and active leisure
- drop: 8 mm
Salomon XT-Evr GTX is a practical and comfortable choice for those who want weather protection, stability, and a modern all-around style.
Кросівки xt-evr gtx w black/as
Season : 2025 / 2026
Artikul: L47608300
Delivery by Ukraine: according to the rates of "Nova Poshta".
Availability of goods is clarified by phone numbers:
+38(044) 456-72-96 +38(050) 947-60-30
History Salomon
The Salomon company was born in France, in the city of Annecy. In 1947, François Salomon, his wife and son Georges decided to found their own company for the production of dust and construction equipment at a family council. On the wave of popularity of skiing, François Salomon tried to expand and increase the range of his products. Already in 1948, a unique system of ski bindings was developed at a small family production - it was called "Meil carres". This invention became decisive in the fate of the company. The invention of a fundamentally new fastening for alpine skis set the vector of development of the company and determined its entire future. The new product was a stunning success. In the 1970s, Salomon became a leader in the production of ski bindings. Children's models of bindings appeared in the range. 1975 - Salomon develops the first automatic ski stop - the Verli brake. Later, ski stops were repeatedly improved, the world was introduced to the Riedel brake integrated into the rear mount with automatic clamping.
In 1980, the company, already known to the entire ski world, released the first Salomon alpine skis. In this direction, the company's designer was also offered a number of revolutionary changes.
In the 1990s, the grip of the boot by the front mount was conceptually changed, this increased the control precision and elasticity of the bindings. In 1994, Salomon introduced the Suspension model with an active platform, characterized by effective vibration damping.
In 2013, the range of Salomon alpine ski models is extremely wide. The company offers skis for any style of skiing and level of training.
Today, SALOMON occupies a leading position in the world market in winter sports. SALOMON is No. 2 in alpine skis (No. 1 excluding the market of cheap skis), as well as No. 1 in alpine bindings and boots.
SALOMON's main goal is to make skiing even more exciting by introducing new technologies that actually work as the developers say. The company invests 5% of its annual turnover in research and registers about 90 patents annually.