Outdoor Retailer Winter Market in Salt Lake City is underway, with the top brands in the industry showcasing fall ’16 offerings. Brands displayed looks from casual to functional, trail runners to light hikers and more. Check out some of the best looks brands have to offer for the season.
Brooks Mazama, Glycerin 14 and Ghost 9
The running brand is set to debut a new trail runner, the Mazama, and release the newest editions to its popular Glycerin and Ghost franchises, the Glycerin 14 and Ghost 9. The Mazama, a responsive shoe built for a fast run on the trail, will retail for $140 and hit stores in October. The Glycerin 14, arriving in June with a retail price of $160, features an upper that boasts 3D stretch print using silicone ink that creates a dynamic structure to the shoe. The Ghost 9 will hit stores in July and retail for $120. It features a crash pad throughout the shoe and less stitching than past iterations.
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Adidas Outdoor Terrex Trailmaker
This trail runner from Adidas Outdoor will come in iterations with and without Gore-Tex, retailing for $140 and $115, respectively. The shoe features Continental rubber soles, a speed lacing system, and an Adiprene midsole. It arrives in stores in August.
Pajar Canada Abby
The latest women’s offering from the brand up north is made for the tough weather outdoors but boasts a removable liner that can be worn inside. The liners are fashionable and functional, featuring vintage Canadian prints. The Abby retails for $220.
Sperry‘s CVO, Cold Bay and Powder Valley
Three styles from the Paul Sperry Fall Collection.
The Paul Sperry Collection features fall and winter ready shoes, with the low cut CVO for men and women (a June release), mid cut Cold Bay for men (a September release), and the Powder Valley for women (an August release) standing out. The shoes retail for $75, $180 and $180, respectively.
Saucony Razor
The trail runner is the brand’s most aggressive look for the season, featuring an upper that extends well above the ankle to deflect debris. Aside from noticeable elements, the shoe is built for the rugged terrain, featuring Vibram Arctic Grip, the same midsole as the Peregrine, and its TPU-based polymer Everun in the heel. The shoe will retail for $180 and arrives in September.
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