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The Saucony Progrid Triumph 4 Wears A Pink Contrast Sole

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The Saucony Progrid Triumph 4 Wears A Pink Contrast Sole

We’re still waiting with bated breath for the Westside Gunn Saucony collaboration, but the running giant hasn’t dawdled in their mainline efforts despite no updates on that collab front. While the rapper’s shoe will bring an additional spotlight onto the Progrid Triumph 4, their in-house creatives are doing plenty to keep the shoe in circulation, again the case with the white and pink edition at hand.

Billed on the Saucony site as a counterpart to the reflective, all-pink fare that landed just a few weeks before this one, the Saucony Progrid Triumph 4 keeps to an on-trend neutral foundation up top, blending several white shades across a synthetic Three Rivers logo, leather overlays and a wide-knit mesh foundation. As our title would indicate, it’s the lower half where things get a bit more vibrant, utilizing baby pink for the molded midsole, while the SRC cushioning at the heel and insole take on a neon finish.

Though credited as a women’s release, the Saucony Progrid Triumph 4 “White/Pink” is available in men’s sizing from M5 to M12. Retail is set at $150. Grab yours using THIS LINK.

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