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I waited until I retired my first pair of the Sylan Pro shoes to leave this review. Capping out for me at about 630 miles, I can confidently say that the Sylan Pros surpass the durability test against varied and rugged mountain terrain! The mid-sole is what gave in on this shoe first and the reason I retired it. The Vibram Megagrip tread is fantastic and the sock-like neck of the shoe makes it super comfortable and easy to slip on and off. My personal favorite detail? The position of the tongue pocket for the laces! I've experienced poorly-designed versions of this with other shoe brands so I was very happy with the design of this one! These shoes carried me on trails all over Southern California, the Eastern Sierra and Yosemite, as well as a double-crossing of the Grand Canyon (after which I had not a single blister on my feet!). I would love to see a nylon-plated version of this shoe! The only thing that's weird to get used to with Arc'teryx shoes is the sizing difference. For example, I am typically a size 9.5W in most other shoe brands but for these I am a size 8.5W.

I have been using this shoe for more performance oriented trail runs. For example, going out to do a hill repeat or when I try to push it on the trail. The rocker profile makes you really feel like it pushes you up the hill. I also love the sock-like ankle area, which keeps small rocks out. I usually wear 9.5 size in other brands and have to size down to 8.5 for this shoe.

In a nutshell the SYLAN is a faster Norvan Long Distance (LD) 3 shoe. The SYLAN and LD are a similar shoes in many ways, yet different in key area that make the SYLAN a rocket of a trail running shoe. Allow me to explain and compare. My original SYLAN impression was mixed, a bit stiff, little narrower toe box and skeptical on new rocker sole. But after an initial run the SYLAN definitely settled into its grove in a positive way. SYLAN rocker sole is something to get use too that can feel forward rocking variance which is quite different to spring like effect from carbon insert. Outsole fully covers midsole and lug design with tread pattern is quite grippy that’s confidence inspiring. SYLAN midsole multi density foam is well applied, no need for rock plate with stack height and drop are about similar to LD. SYLAN upper is fully synthetic that’s reinforced in key areas with overlays, roomy toe box and protective toe guard similar to LD. SYLAN small heel collar surprisingly keeps out debris. Minimal yet sufficient padding in the heel counter, less than LD. As with the LD the SYLAN also has the shoelace garage. SYLAN durability is better than the LD 1, 2 and 3 or any other trail shoe I’ve used. East and west coast training with racing combined over 600 miles, upper has not rips or tears, outsole has plenty or lug live left. Just replaced insole insert. One negative: Lateral plane instability due to outsole undercut? Not sure why the undercut on the outsole was applied. Suspect for precision foot placement or too cut weight. But the consistent feedback I receive and have experienced is the side-to-side instability. Especially during a heal strike (avoidable or not) the SYLAN tends to feel unstable. I like the outsole undercut at the fore and mid foot, not so much in the heel. Overall, SYLAN is a great addition to the Arc’teryx mountain trail running product line that I tend to reach for more often than not. Also, US sizing is a bit off, recommend following EU model. Cheers- @almostalpine

I used to just wear road running shoes for trail runs, but these make such a difference. The height keeps you above tripping hazards like roots etc, while the outsole prevents slipping. I like these for warmer weather trail runs in the spring summer when I want something more breathable versus the Goretex version for colder/wetter weather. I normally purchase a size Women’s 8.5 Wide in road running shoes, and these fit great in a size 8.

My size is 7.5, A little bit bigger like 8, but I still wear it with wool socks, it worked perfect during my 5days redwood national park trekking. After the journey, my feet no pain.

Absolutely love the Sylans! Mega-grip is right - these feel so good on rock, especially when scrambling up steep slab. They feel great on tech, are light, and responsive. The thicker cushion provides ultra comfort, while the ride pushes you forward making you feel fast. They initially fit a little bigger than my usual sizing in Arc shoes, but I did not end up downsizing at all for personal preference.

These are my favourite shoes for trail running! The cushion is firm yet supportive and the tread is aggressive enough to handle the trails without taking away from comfort. These shoes are wide, which is perfect for me. I did have to return my first pair and size down. Highly recommend!

I’m not much of a trail runner myself but wanted more durability in my sneaker tread. These are incredible. These will do exceptionally well in slick conditions once winter approaches for road running. Did have to size down to an 8 from my 8.5. These are solid, couldn’t be happier. Arc’teryx might just be my new go-to running shoes!

En amour au premier essai, les Sylan enveloppent parfaitement mon pied et me procure un support adéquat et un rebond surprenant! Le rebord élastique empêche les débris d'entrer dans le soulier et la pochette pour ranger les lacets est vraiment pratique. Ils sèchent très rapidement après avoir traverser un cours d'eau ou marché dans la boue. Après déjà plus de 300km, aucun signe d'usure! J'adopte ce modèle pour mes prochaines longues randonnée.

I have about 125 miles in my Sylans, longest run being a 35 mile race. My initial thoughts were that the toe box is wider than I would have expected, honestly a bit wider for my tastes, but that hasn't affected me much. The most pronounced feature is the rocker. A soft yet stable midsole with enough rigidity to send you forward. The heel feels a bit soft and unstable when you put them on and walk around the house or whatever, but when actually running, the soft heel takes a lot of the impact forces when ripping down a hill, definitely making you feel faster. The downside of that to me is on technical downhills, the shoe sometimes wants to direct your foot in whatever direction the rocker is facing, sometimes kinda feeling like it's fighting you if you don' that a super good lockdown. The outsole is awesome. I don't think anyone needs huge freaking lugs. These ones are deep enough to run in mud up a hill (I've definitely done that) but light enough you don't feel like your wearing cleats.

These shoes have elevated my enjoyment of running as much as a shoe can. They are VERY comfortable, while keeping performance in mind. It is an awesome shoe. They are fun and like to go fast! They perform on trails and rock, while feeling light on the feet.

The Sylan is incredibly grippy on rock, roots and dusty or muddy trail. The lug adds decent stability in mud and was perfect for Alberta spring trails. I love the rocker as it intentionally pushes you forward and changes toe off contact gait for efficiency.

This is my favourite shoe for easy to slightly technical trails in pretty much every conditions. It runs well on the flat, but especially in the downhills the traction is great and the outer sole grips well on muddy and rocky trails. I had get used to the banana-shaped rocker construction of the shoe, but after a couple of runs I really feel a benefit of having the rocker guide the stride.

My favorite trail shoe from Arc’teryx! Comfortable to wear durning long training sessions and races on the trails. The shoe is very durable and has good grip. I like that the toe bow is quite wide, which gives more room to spread the toes. The lacing is good and it’s perfect with the pockets where you can hide the laces, so you don’t have to worry about them fluttering around while you run!

I have been loving the Sylan shoes for all types of terrain. I enjoy a shoe that feels light and durable. The shape of the Sylan feels as though it propels you forward while running, and has great grip in all terrain (tested in snow and on rocks, roots, mud, etc.) Would highly recommend to anyone looking for an all around mountain running shoe with good comfort over long distances.