Andrew Rizzo Earlier this year, Saucony introduced a new sub-label called SILO — a line dedicated to elevated footwear that merges the brand’s performance heritage with today’s most in-demand fashion aesthetics. Since its debut, the label has delivered everything from premium tech runners to low-profile sneakers with flap tongues, and even a “gorpcore” entry in the Grid X Ultra S, complete with a sock-like upper and Vibram MegaGrip outsole. Continuing its exploration of outdoor-inspired design, SILO has now launched the Trekker S — a high-top hiker available in three colorways.
The trail model blends 2000s tech runner DNA with purpose-driven material upgrades. Full-grain leather wraps the toe box and heel, framing a section of closed mesh through the quarter panel. A beaded foam sockliner secures the foot, while a compression-molded midsole and Vibram MegaGrip outsole supply the comfort and traction needed for long days outdoors. It’s the same performance package used on the Saucony Exodus 4 — engineered for the trail, styled for the streets, and landing right on time for the colder months.
The Saucony SILO Trekker S is available now from the Saucony website in Black, Pine/Sand, and Mauve/Shale. Due to its premium nature, the model commands a retail price of $250. See official images below if you’re looking to cop.
