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Sorel and Aries turn the Caribou boot into a modern, bold sneaker hybrid

Sorel and Aries unite for a mountain-ready hybrid sneaker

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Over time, London-based streetwear brand Aries has become a favorite collaborator for some of everyone’s favorite brands. Some of the brand’s previous collaborators include Crocs, who worked with the clog maker for a statement design. Now, Aries is taking their streetstyle power to Sorel for a new release that’s inspired by the Caribou boot. A convertible and hybrid model, the release marks the first time Sorel has collaborated on a redesign of the boot, a signature piece in the brand’s lineup. Renamed the Callsign Horizon, the sneaker hybrid isn’t just a bold silhouette; it’s a design that perfectly encapsulates the current hybrid trends dominating the footwear industry. 

Sorel and Aries bring street-style to the hybrid sneaker trend

Inspired by the Caribou boot, this sneaker design may include details of the traditional design, but comes with a brand new style. Featuring a removable zip-off micro shroud with bungee cord closure, the sneaker can easily be customized to fit your needs. Also included is a waterproof Gore-Tex and micro ripstop upper, which rests on top of a Vibram molded outsole. A full-grain leather rand and mudguard complete the design. For those looking for maximum comfort and cushion, the Callsign Horizon sneaker includes a removable molded Ortholite footbed and a molded LivelyFoam midsole. Along with the sneaker, a limited-edition hoodie and beanie will also be released. Available now via Sorel’s and Aries’ webstores, along with several select retailers, the sneaker retails for $250. A multi-functional shoe design, the latest sneaker from Sorel x Aries combines street-style with mountain-inspired ruggedness for a fusion that’ll easily handle all

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