additions, particularly its top-of-the-range X-A Pro. It still offers much of the same midsole and upper protection, but in lighter, faster, more responsive shoes. While the X-A Pro is not as runner-friendly as the Flagstaff, it clearly has its roots
The X-A Pro GTX is a Gore-Tex version of the X-A Pro, which was launched in the spring. The posted midsole is quite firm with a rigid forefoot. In fact, the whole shoe feels quite stiff compared with the off-road models from the big manufacturers
models. In short A long-distance off-road shoe, broad fitting, stable, well cushioned and highly breathable.Try it on if you liked Montrail Leona Divide (£59.99); Montrail Hurricane Ridge (£49.99); Salomon X-A Pro (£69.99)
