Chameleon speed and versatility with stretchy, second-skin feel and easy access. Peripheral Nubuck leather fingers with sub-surface protective bumpers support the breathable mesh upper and serve as hitching posts for the quick-tug elastic lacing system. Vibram® Chameleon Sport™ Sole arrays siped and channeled Dura rubber lugs for long-wearing and oblate Versa rubber lugs for all-surface traction.
End Uses: Speedhiking; general outdoor recreation. Stylish alternative to sneakers.
Men’s Sizes 7-12, 13, 14, 15 Medium
Women’s Sizes 5-11 Medium - Nubuck Leather/Breathable Mesh Upper
- Injection Molded TPU Instep Stability Arm
- Breathable Mesh Lining
- Lycra®/Neoprene 4-Way Stretch Collar
- Adjustable Elastic Cord Lacing System
- Friction Cordlock
- 4.5mm Anatomical Footbed
- Nylon 6.6 Injection Molded Arch Shank
- In-Board™ Compression Molded EVA Footframe with Grade 2
- Tapered Nylon Insole Molded to Bottom
- Q-Form™ Alignment System (women)
- Air Cushion® Midsole
- 4mm Sole Lug Depth
- Vibram® Chameleon Sport™ Sole/Versa & TC1 Dura Rubber
Men’s Weight: 2 lb. 3 ozs. (size 8)
Women’s Weight: 2 lb. 14 ozs. (size 7)
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Reviews
| Chaser | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 5/5 | These shoes rock. They are comfortable and keep you cool when it is hot. the soles are sticky and allow for great grip on all sorts of terrain. The snug upper fit keeps debree out and the drawstring keeps it tight on your foot with little adjusting. Recomended | | Posted Dec 29, 2005 6:56 pm |
| Talus Scree | Love em | | 
Voted 5/5 | These are really great for scrambling and could be used throughout an entire climb. The footbed and feel remind me of the fit of a good moccasin, with the stickiest articulated nubs on the sole. The Nubuck leather looks dainty, but mine have taken quite a beating and still holding up nicely. The lacing system is a little weird, but I love it as it allows for easy on and off. They breathe very well too, as they have mesh panels along the top of the foot, you can feel the breeze through them.
Ive taken these to the Black Hills, Michigan's UP (summer), and Red Rocks in Nevada and they performed great in all locations, though really good on sandstone. Cant rave enough about these. | | Posted Feb 19, 2007 4:50 am |
| TacoDelRio | Eh | | 
Voted 2/5 | I really really REALLY loved them at first, took them on a 20 or so mile walk after my feet were destroyed wearing old Salomons that were past their due.
I don't like them anymore. The rubber that extends upwards to cover the toe peels off constantly. There is nowhere to stash the shock cord laces like there is on the Salomon XA Pro 3D's (which I'm getting again next time), the neoprene makes it nearly impossible to wear them barefoot without taking 10 minutes to take them off and put them on, etc. I guess I'm picky, but the Salomon's kicked these things bigtime. 2 out of 5. | | Posted Oct 12, 2007 7:21 am |
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