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TheROCKER is SATISFY’s most ambitious fusion of performance and design

SATISFY's first trail sneaker, TheROCKER, has finally arrived to shelves

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Having been teased for almost a year, TheRocker, SATISFY’s first in-house trail sneaker, is finally here. While previous teasers showcased the features of one colorway, the brand is giving fans a full look at the long-awaited shoe. Officially arriving in three colorways, “Falcon,” “Shadow,” and “Antique White,” the sneaker’s long wait seems to have paid off with the numerous features that have been added. No stranger to footwear, SATISFY has carefully curated TheROCKER with performance and contemporary details previously displayed in collaborations with other brands. As part of their first in-house trail sneaker release, TheROCKER sets the standard for what to expect from SATISFY in the future, although it remains to be seen just how far the brand will go in their new footwear adventure. 

No more waiting- SATISFY’s TheROCKER shoe is finally here

Designed to be an all-terrain sneaker, TheROCKER doesn’t falter in performance or technical features. Crafted with a Rippy 66 monomesh upper, the design is equipped with a breathable, high-tenacity protective base. Inside, the Euforia midsole provides a rolling, energy-forward stride to enhance your performance. Featuring a Vibram TuneLug outsole, the design is ready for multi-directional traction. Constructed to handle moisture and any terrain, TheROCKER isn’t just any ordinary trail sneaker. Now available via SATISFY’s webstore, TheROCKER retails for $290 in each hue. This low-top design offers users a lightweight, cushioned, and responsive design that one would expect from legacy brands. While this is only SATISFY’s first attempt at a trail runner, its features and construction seem as if it’s a natural addition. As we await more designs and upgrades soon, SATISFY’s TheROCKER promises to rock the trail sneaker world.  

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