Saucony has reintroduced its iconic ‘ProGrid Triumph 4’ in two new ‘White/Silver’ and ‘Lemon/Chrome’ colorways. The sneaker, which initially debuted in 2007, served as one of the brand’s most popular "dad sneakers" and has since been reimagined for a more contemporary crowd. Open-pored mesh and shiny synthetic leather overlays give the ‘ProGrid Triumph 4’ that classic '00s look.
The Saucony logo and the shoe's name are also prominently displayed elsewhere on the shoe. At the same time, the brand's Super Rebound Compound (SRC) technology, which functions as a shock absorber for the foot, is integrated into the sole unit along with arch-lock technology. On November 18, the Saucony ‘ProGrid Triumph 4’ will be available at stores like Asphalt Gold.
Reinforced Multi-Color Mesh Sneakers
Saucony Updates the 'ProGrid Triumph 4' in Two New Colorways
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