Salewa ALP Trainer 2 GTX M Men’s Hiking Shoes

Shoes: The Salewa ALP Trainer 2 GTX M is a low-cut men’s alpine hiking and trekking shoe described for long days on rough mountain terrain. Its Gore-Tex Extended Comfort membrane, suede upper and Vibram outsole target protection and traction, while customer feedback is positive on comfort but mixed on fit and durability.

At a glance

The listing describes a waterproof, breathable Gore-Tex Extended Comfort membrane and a 360-degree rubber trim.
The 3F system and steel cable are described as supporting an enveloping fit and lateral stability.
Climbing lacing allows adjustment towards the toes, according to the product description.
The Vibram Alpine Hiking outsole is described with climbing, traction and braking zones for mountain terrain.

Price

€152.96Save 15%

Reference price: ~~€179.95~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines a Gore-Tex membrane with a suede upper and rubber trim for weather and abrasion protection as described by the manufacturer.
The climbing lacing and 3F fit system offer adjustment and support features relevant to uneven mountain routes.
Customer feedback highlights comfort, including reports of comfort on all-day hikes.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	SALEWA
Model	00-0000061400
Department	Men's

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	35 x 300 x 6 cm

Construction and features
Cut	low-cut
Upper	premium suede
Membrane	waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX Extended Comfort membrane
Protective trim	360 degree rubber trim
Fit system	3F system
Midsole	EVA midsole
Outsole	Vibram Alpine Hiking outsole
Lacing	climbing lacing

What to know before buying

Customer feedback is mixed on fit and durability, including reports of poor alignment and seams coming apart, while other customers describe the shoes as sturdy. Consider trying them on and checking fit before relying on them for extended use.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Hikers looking for a low-cut shoe with a waterproof-breathable membrane for alpine trekking.
Buyers who want climbing-style lace adjustment and an outsole designed for varied mountain terrain.

Less suited to

Buyers who need consistently confirmed sizing or durability based on the available customer feedback.
Those looking for a mid- or high-cut boot, as this is listed as a low-cut shoe.

Salewa ALP Trainer 2 GTX M Men’s Hiking Shoes · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 118 ratings

5 stars76%76%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars5%5%
1 star7%7%

Customer feedback highlights comfort and perceived quality, with some describing the shoes as comfortable on all-day hikes. Fit and durability experiences are mixed, including reports of poor foot alignment and seams coming apart alongside reports of a sturdy build. This matters for long alpine outings, where secure fit and dependable construction are important. The aggregate ratings lean positive, but do not resolve those individual concerns.

Positive themes

Customers mention comfort, including on all-day hikes.
Customers appreciate the perceived quality.

Mixed feedback

Fit feedback is mixed, with some reporting a good fit and others saying the shoes do not align properly with the foot.
Durability feedback is mixed, including both reports of sturdy construction and reports of seams coming apart.
Value perceptions are mixed, with some customers considering them worth the price and others finding them expensive.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Salewa ALP Trainer 2 GTX M waterproof?

The product description claims a waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX Extended Comfort membrane. This is a manufacturer claim, not an independent performance test.

What kind of terrain are these shoes intended for?

The description positions them for alpine hiking and trekking on rough mountain terrain, with an outsole featuring climbing, traction and braking zones.

What do customers report about comfort and fit?

Customer feedback highlights comfort, including all-day hiking comfort, but reports on fit are mixed. Trying the shoes on is prudent if fit is critical.