Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 Lemon

Saucony hits the ground running with this retro from 2007, giving sneakerheads another solid option for all their technical runner needs. American footwear brand Saucony really captured a moment in sneakerhead culture back in 2014 but has since been chasing that same feeling. While performing well in the running world has been consistent, their reputation in streetwear has left much to be desired.

Now closing the gap, the brand rivals the technical running silhouettes of Nike’s Air Kukini and P-6000, giving people more options on a once-dominated shelf space. The Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 “Lemon” looks cool, like really cool. A black honeycomb netting lays on top of the yellow mesh, providing structure to a super breathable upper. The leather panels, while minimal, give enough support without adding too much weight or hindering flexion. The side panel which features the ‘running river’ logo has also been given a technical makeover with grid lines transitioning from thick to thin throughout. The multiple layers found on the foam midsole still make for a quality running shoe and are equally suitable for long strolls in the city.

If you’re after an alternative techy runner, then Saucony{ has just that with their ProGrid Triumph 4 line. This “Lemon” colourway is arguably the best out of the bunch so make sure you don’t sleep on these by checking out The Sole Supplier for more information!