Highsnobiety Pays Homage To The Early Aughts With Their Saucony Pro Grid Triumph 4

Since their founding in 2005, Highsnobiety has made culture their expertise. And with their latest endeavor, the media outfit is further immersing themselves in the sneaker sphere, teaming up with Saucony on not one but two collaborative renditions of the Pro Grid Triumph 4.

Much like Highsnobiety itself, the Saucony Pro Grid Triumph 4 made its debut in the 2000s. This is where the publication draws most of its inspiration, crafting colorways that celebrate two different sides of the early aughts. The “Silver” pair is more emblematic of Y2K, its metallic base and bright neon accents a nod to the era’s energetic techno scene. In contrast, the “Cream” is a much simpler, straightforward style, its look said to be more an appreciation of both iconicism and heritage.

Enjoy a closer look at the two colorways of the Highsnobiety x Saucony Pro Grid Triumph 4 below. Both are available now via Highsnobiety.com for a retail price of $200 USD.

In other news, official images of the Nike Air Max 1 “Puerto Rico” in “Orange Frost” have surfaced.

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Where to Buy

• HighsnobietySilver
• HighsnobietyCream