Frequently asked questions:
1. What is the difference between the Aero Blaze 4 and the Aero Glide 4?
The Aero Blaze 4 is a lightweight and versatile road shoe for everyday running. It offers a balanced combination of cushioning, dynamics and low weight. The Aero Glide 4, on the other hand, focuses on maximum comfort, high cushioning and a smooth running performance, which you will appreciate especially on longer runs.
2. Which model is more suitable for beginner runners?
Both models are suitable for beginners. If you are looking for one universal shoe for different types of training, we recommend the Aero Blaze 4. If comfort and a soft ride are your priority, the Aero Glide 4 will be a better choice.
3. Are the Aero Blaze 4 and Aero Glide 4 suitable for everyday running?
Yes. Both models were designed as road training shoes for regular running. The Aero Blaze 4 offers greater versatility and lightweight, while the Aero Glide 4 provides a higher level of comfort for longer runs.
4. Can I run a race in these shoes?
Yes. The Aero Blaze 4 can handle shorter races or faster training sessions. The Aero Glide 4 is better suited for longer runs, where you'll appreciate its high level of cushioning and comfort. However, if you're looking for a shoe primarily for racing and personal bests, we recommend going for a performance-focused model.
5. What surface is best for Aero Family?
Both models are designed primarily for running on asphalt and paved bike paths. They can also handle quality park paths or fine gravel without any problems, but their main domain is road training. So if you run more often off-road, we recommend reaching for gravel models.
6. What kind of cushioning do the Aero Blaze 4 and Aero Glide 4 offer?
The Aero Blaze 4 offers balanced cushioning that combines comfort with dynamic rebound. The Aero Glide 4 has a higher layer of optiFOAM² foam, which provides a softer ride and maximum comfort on longer runs.
7. How to choose the right size?
Both models follow Salomon's standard sizing. If you run longer distances or prefer more space in front of your toes, we recommend leaving about half a centimeter to one centimeter in front of your longest toe.