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SeaVees’ new Tahoe Trekker is built for more grip and adventure

SeaVees unveils its newest slip-on design

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For adventurers on the go, quick and easy access to your footwear is essential for experiencing all that summer has to offer. For that reason, SeaVees’ Tiburon Trekker has become a best-selling option that infuses the best of slip-on footwear in one sleek choice. Now, the brand is ready to upgrade the experience with a new slip-on version that takes the Tiburon Trekker to another level. The Tahoe Trekker follows the exact sophisticated blueprint as its predecessor, but adds a few details for more security, comfort, and stability. Set to hit the shelves in August, the new Tahoe Trekker is far from your typical slip-on slippers for lounging in; they’re also an elevated footwear option when you want to spend more time exploring rather than tying your laces. 

Get ready for Pre-Fall with SeaVees’ Tahoe Trekker

As part of the brand’s upcoming Pre-Fall 2025 collection, the Tahoe Trekker features the same high-quality material and craftsmanship as the Tiburn Trekker, with the addition of a few details that fans will appreciate. The Tahoe Trekker features a reliable backstrap in the same monochromatic tone, ensuring reliability and security throughout your journeys. Also included in the Tahoe Trekker is an emphasized lug Vibram outsole with a toothy design for maximum grip on rugged terrain and maximum traction. With these new features, the Tahoe Trekker has gained increased abrasion resistance for enhanced durability, even under maximum usage. For faithful fans of the Tiburon Trekker, this release will also include a new rich Espresso suede colorway that elevates the fan-favorite to a chic new level. The Tahoe Trekker will make its debut in Black and Dark Chocolate on August 11 for $180.

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