If you haven’t come across the name of Saucony's latest release, that’s no coincidence; it’s by design. Officially, the GRID Azura 2000 model never existed in the first place, and to suggest otherwise is extremely inconvenient for the top brass at Saucony. Like many of...Read more
Originally released and subsequently discontinued in the 90s, the AYA (meaning ‘to fly swiftly’), was built to chase prs. designed with reduced weight, enhanced flexibility and breathability in mind, the AYA featured a multitude of lacing options for a truly customized fit and responsive ride....Read more
Inspired by a trip to the United States in the 90s, Bleu De Paname has applied an acquainted scheme of white, navy blue, and orange to the suede and mesh upper, harking back to the signature shades of many great American sporting teams. The Saucony...Read more
Released in the year 2000, the Saucony GRID Web epitomised the seismic style changes rippling through the athletic goods industry at the turn of the Y2k millennium. Conservative minimalism was suddenly on the outer, replaced by oversized ‘cushion’ monsters with thumping midsoles and kinetic uppers....Read more
This July Saucony Originals teams up with US retailer Sneaker Politics to drop a limited Shadow 5000 inspired by legendary local eatery “Café Du Monde” and their fabled Beignets! - A collaboration I full get down with. Café Du Monde in New Orleans first opened...Read more
Originally launched in 1994 as a lightweight road racer and triathlon specialist the Aya was a radical departure from Sauconys traditional design methodology with a number of unique flourishes setting it apart from both the competition and Sauconys previous running entries. Pairing with white synthetic...Read more
