There’s a ton of excitement surrounding Saucony’s “Kissaten” pack, and for good reason. This three-shoe pack is arguably headlined by the ProGrid Triumph 4 which I’m reviewing for you all today. Inspired by nostalgic teahouses from Japan, this pair features a blue mesh upper, cracked leather layers with floral print (reminiscent of a tea cup), and reflective panels. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these beauties!
As winter dawns upon us, Saucony dropped a few pairs under their “Winter Tech” collection, which beefs up some of their most popular models with more weather-appropriate touches. Today I’m reviewing the ProGrid Triumph 4, which incorporates fuse overlays, increased reflective elements, and more! Check out my detailed breakdown and see how they are on feet. Anyone intrigued by these?
End and Saucony recently teamed up to release this beautiful homage to the legendary Loch Ness Monster in Scotland. Designing this Progrid Triumph 4 to incorporate dark blue mesh, hairy suede layers and textured nubuck akin to Nessie’s scales – these are a beautiful example of a creative but well thought out collab. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how they are on feet!
Minted New York and Saucony collaborated for the first time, releasing this ProGrid Triumph 4. Inspired by New York City and the Statue of Liberty, this 2007 running shoe is given a lifestyle twist, with green, silver, and beige tones crafted in a mix of nubuck and synthetic materials. Check out my review ahead of the worldwide release tomorrow, May 31st! Big thanks to Saucony Canada for sending over this pair!
Highsnobiety teamed up with Saucony to release two colourways of the 2007-released running shoe – the Progrid Triumph 4. Today, I’m reviewing the “Silver / Multi” colourway which has that 2000s era aesthetic, with a white mesh base, silver synthetic overlays, and neon coloured hits. Check out my detailed review to learn more, and big thanks to Saucony Canada for sending these over!
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