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Salomon Glide Max TRvsSaucony Ride TR 3

The Salomon Glide Max TR and Saucony Ride TR 3 score 94% on spec similarity. Going from the Salomon Glide Max TR to the Saucony Ride TR 3: 1 mm more heel stack, 2 mm more drop and 10 g heavier.

Side by side

The Δ column is the Saucony Ride TR 3 minus the Salomon Glide Max TR. A dash means we don't have a sourced value.

Salomon Glide Max TR vs Saucony Ride TR 3 specifications
SpecSalomon Glide Max TRSaucony Ride TR 3Δ
Heel stack38 mm39 mm+1mm
Forefoot stack32 mm31 mm−1mm
Drop6 mm8 mm+2mm
Weight286 g296 g+10g
RRP (GBP)—£140—
CategoryTrailTrailsame
SupportNeutralNeutralsame
SurfaceTrailTrailsame
StatusCurrentCurrentsame

Who should pick which

Based only on the numbers above. Fit and feel aren't in this comparison.

Pick the
Salomon Glide Max TR

if you want:

  • a lower heel stack (38 vs 39 mm)
  • a lower heel-to-toe drop (6 vs 8 mm)
  • a lighter shoe (286 vs 296 g)
Pick the
Saucony Ride TR 3

if you want:

  • more heel stack (39 vs 38 mm)
  • a higher heel-to-toe drop (8 vs 6 mm)
FAQ FAQ

Salomon Glide Max TR vs Saucony Ride TR 3: questions

Answers are generated from the published specs on this page. Missing values are left out, never estimated.

Which is lighter, the Salomon Glide Max TR or the Saucony Ride TR 3?

The Salomon Glide Max TR, at 286 g vs 296 g, 10 g lighter on published figures. Weights are as published; reference size for both: men's (size not stated).

Which has more cushioning stack, the Salomon Glide Max TR or the Saucony Ride TR 3?

The Saucony Ride TR 3, with 39 mm of heel stack vs 38 mm, 1 mm more. Forefoot stack: 32 mm for the Salomon Glide Max TR and 31 mm for the Saucony Ride TR 3.

What's the drop difference between the Salomon Glide Max TR and the Saucony Ride TR 3?

2 mm. The Salomon Glide Max TR has a 6 mm drop and the Saucony Ride TR 3 an 8 mm drop.

How similar are the Salomon Glide Max TR and the Saucony Ride TR 3?

They score 94% on Trova's spec similarity, which compares published heel stack, drop, weight, category and support. Both are in our trail category.