- Is the X Ultra 360 Edge waterproof?
- No. This version has no Gore-Tex membrane, so it resists light splashes but not sustained rain or stream crossings. For wet conditions, look at the X Ultra GTX models.
- How does it compare with the X Ultra 4 GTX?
- The 360 Edge is softer, wider and more casual, with a textile upper and no waterproof membrane. The X Ultra 4 GTX is stiffer, more protective and fully waterproof, but heavier and less breathable.
- What is the drop and cushioning?
- It has a 10 mm heel-to-toe drop with an EnergyCell EVA midsole and Ortholite insole. That is a fairly high drop and a cushioned, relaxed ride rather than a firm, technical trail feel.
- How does the Quicklace system work?
- You pull the single cord to tighten and tuck the excess into the lace pocket. It gives an even fit quickly, though some owners prefer standard laces for fine-tuning.
- What is the shoe made of?
- The upper is textile and synthetic mesh with about 49% recycled content, the midsole is EVA with recycled material, and the outsole is rubber. The lining is textile and leather.
- Is it good for wide feet?
- Yes, it is listed as a wide fit and runs roomy. Shoppers with narrow feet often size down or choose a different model.
- Where is the Women's X Ultra 360 Edge Hiking Shoes cheapest?
- At REI, for $66.83, 50% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Women's X Ultra 360 Edge Hiking Shoes?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including REI, Backcountry.com, Road Runner Sports, Zappos.com, Salomon.com.