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This Salomon collab turns the XA PRO 3D into wearable art for the trails

Salomon releases new collaborative sneaker

black salomon trail sneaker
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When it comes to a trail sneaker, you’ll want to ensure it is both functional and stylish. While a chic sneaker comes in handy for everyday use, a trail-ready sneaker should be able to keep you comfortable on any adventure. While Salomon knows how to fuse both successfully, their latest collaboration with South Korean designer J EONGL I adds another level of style and practicality to it. Inspired by the passage of time, this new collaboration comes in two colorways that perfectly capture the inspiration of eroded cliffs and fossils. Both monochromatic versions feature a sculptural style and footwear technology that’ll catch anyone’s attention on the trails or city streets. 

Salomon and J EONGL I give the XA PRO 3D a bold update

Available in black or a rust shade, the XA PRO 3D arrives with a new, edgier look. The sneaker includes Salomon’s traditional trail shoe details like the Quicklace system, Sensifit technology, and 3D Advanced Chassis. This footwear tech adds comfort, adjustability, and durability to a shoe that’s bound to get plenty of use for a perfect fit every time it’s worn. Eroded cliffs and fossil motifs are also included in the sneaker’s uppers to reiterate the collaboration’s message and symbolism. While the shoe has already made its appearance at Salomon’s Paris store during Paris Fashion Week, the collaboration is set to launch globally on July 2 for $160. Made to balance the designer’s contemporary style with Salomon’s renowned technology, this collaborative sneaker is set to be a new favorite on the trails.

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