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Footpatrol x Salomon reimagine the XT-4 OG for city and trail

Salomon and Footpatrol reinvent the XT-4 OG with urban sophistication

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Footpatrol and Salomon have collaborated on something quietly bold with their first official release on the XT-4 OG silhouette. Created with a trail-meets-street finish, the new XT-4 OG is both easy to style and incredibly comfortable to wear. More than just another colorway addition, this version seamlessly blends Salomon’s rugged performance heritage with Footpatrol’s statement urban style. The design fuses gradient mesh and slick overlays, merging utility with a sharper aesthetic that nods to both roots. With its black and vanilla ice colorway, discreet branding, and thoughtful detailing, the XT-4 OG collaborative shoe is both simple and impactful.

Footpatrol and Salomon bring elegance to performance sneakers

Built with Salomon’s signature Agile Chassis System and Contagrip outsole, the XT-4 OG keeps all the performance features that made the silhouette a favorite among trail runners and sneaker fans alike. The gradient mesh upper gives it a layered look that takes it from black to white, while the quick-lace system adds the kind of convenience that makes it easy to wear day after day. Footpatrol’s influence is evident in the understated branding and the clean, city-ready finish that balances the technical build. The sneaker’s branding of “LDN” and “PAR” pays homage to Footpatrol’s connection to the cities of London and Paris. Additional branding is evident in small details, including the tongue tags and insoles. The Footpatrol x Salomon XT-4 OG will be available for purchase via Footpatrol’s webstore and is priced at $240 USD. A solid choice for anyone seeking a sneaker that moves seamlessly, the XT-4 OG strikes the perfect balance between outdoor functionality and everyday style.

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