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🇩🇰 Mols Bjerge Marchen 2026 (20 km ruten)

Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Completed activities

🇩🇰 Mols Bjerge Marchen 2026 (20 km ruten)

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May 16, 2026 at 07:29

🇩🇰 Mols Bjerge Marchen 2026 (20 km ruten)

03:13

20.6km

6.4km/h

180m

200m

This trail is a killer with lots of 10%+ ups and downs, but we managed to kill all of them 😊

GPX updated as I lost GPS on the trail at some point. Time is corrected and average speed ended up at 5.3 kmh and not 6.4

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**************** Salomon Speedcross 6 (2026 model) ****************
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A few have been asking about the shoes I use for my hiking and speed hiking, so I have decided to share my opinion on the shoes I use at present.
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For the past 10 years I have walked more than 25000 km and now I walk with my wife 😊
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Chosing a shoe depends on several factors, what are you using the shoe for, running, hiking, cross country and of course what kind of surface.
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The most important factor is of course your foot morphology!
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I have several considerations when picking shoes because my feet have several issues.
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1. I have a very high midfoot.
2. I have a hollow foot.
3. My forefoot is wide.
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My opinion about this shoe.
This is, for me at least, the perfect shoe for long hikes, even on very challenging hikes.
I used this shoe for the Mols Bjerge Trail after only doing an initial 11 km walk in them, and they excelled in the tough conditions.

PROS
1. A very light shoe compared to the XA Pro 3D V9.
2. Very flexible in the forefoot region.
3. Good grip on challenging surfaces.

CONS
1. This model didn't have Gore-Tex, but that kept my foot nice and cool. The trail was partially wet and we had a bit of rain, so I did get wet feet, but nothing serious.

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