#Salomon sense ride 4 gore tex series
He has won races such as America's Uphill, Imogene Pass Run, and the US Skyrunner Vertical Kilometer Series and he's held several FKTs on several iconic mountains in Boulder, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. Even though he competes less frequently these days, you can still find John enjoying the daily grind of running on any surface, though his favorite terrain is 30-40% grade climbs. John Tribbia (5' 6", 130lbs) is a former sponsored mountain/trail runner who has run with La Sportiva, Brooks/Fleet Feet, Pearl Izumi, and Salomon. Jeff was born and raised in New Hampshire, but has called Colorado home for over 25 years. On the side he loves to ski (all forms) bike and hike, often with his family, as he introduces his 12 year old daughters to the outdoors. He has summited all of the 14ers in the state and can be found on mountain trails daily, no matter the weather, season, conditions or whether there is daylight or not. Jeff Valliere loves to run and explore the mountains of Colorado, the steeper and more technical the better.
He prefers extra forefoot space, especially for long ultras, and he strongly dislikes pointy toe boxes. Mike's shoe preferences lean towards firmer, dense cushioning, and shoes with narrower profiles. In 2022 Mike won both the Standhope 100M and IMTUF 100M trail ultras within a 7 week period - both extremely rugged Idaho mountain races. A recent 2:39 road marathoner, his easy running pace ranges from 7:30 - 9:00/mi. 5'10", 138 lbs, midfoot/forefoot striker - he typically averages 70 mpw (mostly on trails), ramping up to nearly 100 mpw during race buildups. Mike Postaski currently focuses on long mountainous ultras - anywhere from 50K up to his favorite - 100M. Stack Height: men’s 31mm heel / 23mm forefoot ( 8mm drop spec) Ride 3 Approx.Weight: men's 10.2 oz / 289g (US9) Lace garage is nearly impossible to get into (covered by 2 lace rows) Mike P Low toe box may call for sizing up a half, upper hold will not suffer Sam/Mike P/Jeff Thin feeling overly flexible very front of shoe with further back overly stiff Sam/Mike P Rigid (stable) flat platform could use longer flex and more decoupling. Well cushioned and stable for purpose: Sam/Jeff /JohnĤmm more cushion/protection than previous version with no weight penalty: Jeff Tight, secure upper, may need to size up though: Mike P/Jeff /John
Impeccable upper hold for technical terrain: Sam/Jeff /John Article by Mike Postaski, Jeff Valliere, and John Tribbia
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