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Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Gravel Gore-Tex Running Shoes - Women's

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About this product

The Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Gravel Gore-Tex is a women's neutral running shoe built for road and trail running across mixed surfaces. A GORE-TEX membrane delivers reliable waterproof protection while still allowing heat and moisture to escape, keeping feet comfortable in wet conditions. The engineered mesh upper supports breathability, and the optiFOAM² midsole provides a heel-to-toe stack of 35 to 27mm (8mm drop) for cushioned landings with energy return. An internal Sensifit system wraps the foot from heel to forefoot for a secure hold, while the OrthoLite sockliner, which is removable, adds contoured underfoot comfort. Flat laces reduce pressure across the top of the foot. The Gravel Contagrip outsole handles pavement, gravel, and wet dirt, with chevron-style lugs offering added grip on looser terrain. Weighing 466g and made with recycled materials, this shoe balances durability and sustainability for runners who regularly encounter varied conditions.

Category: Footwear
Color: Black/Asphalt/Black
Drop: 8mm
Weight: 466g
Closure: Lace-up
Made In: Viet Nam
Style Id: 6035-332
Ideal For: Road running Trail running

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Gravel Gore-Tex for its versatility on mixed surfaces, handling pavement, gravel paths, and light dirt roads with confidence. The lightweight build, responsive optiFOAM² cushioning, and secure SensiFIT upper earn frequent compliments, and users appreciate the Gore-Tex membrane for keeping feet dry in wet conditions. The most common criticisms center on sizing, with many noting the shoe runs slightly long and the toe box can feel roomy, making half-sizing down worth considering. Reviewers also flag that the minimal lugs and exposed midsole limit traction on hilly or heavily rutted terrain, and the non-waterproofed tongue can let water in despite the Gore-Tex lining. Outsole durability on sharp gravel is a secondary concern.