Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 'Winter Solstice'
This is probably one of the most detailed GR's I have seen to date. Every angle that you look at it, there's another detail that plays into the design. I have a hard time even considering this a general release shoe lol bc this level of detail is usually what you would find on a Collab. To the folks who designed these, major π«‘.
Materials: the mesh used on these a π€& π€ mesh w/ a π€ layer underneath that has 3 lines moving between each π³οΈ. Then on the toe cap, there's a rigid feeling, π€ panel w/ 3m inlays & blue πͺ© near the edge of the panel, followed by celestial looking panel that can also be found at the base of the tongue. The S logo, has a sparkly bluish/green look inside of it w/ a π€ border. Behind that panel is a metallic π hit that transitions to a square pattern with more holographic details that run across the back heel. Also on the back heel is more 3m hits & sneaky branding as well. Moving to the tongue, there's a π€ leather tag with the each phase of the moon (πππππ) & on the other tag is another π looking logo (both logos are also on the insoles too). Wrapping this design up is the midsole, which has a π π & π©Ά shade, followed by semi translucent π π©΅ & π traction w/ β¨ blue π΅ sprinkled in the ProGrid panel. Overall, these are extremely well done & the attention to detail is crazy for a GR pair.
Comfort/Sizing: these are pretty squishy & comfy right out of the box. This model can easily be worn all day w/o any discomfort. For sizing, I'd recommend tts.
Overall Opinion: I ended up picking these up thru a Black Friday sale that @saucony was running & it feels like a steal looking back at it lol. I've been eyeing these and the winter pack for a minute & they definitely didn't let me down lol. I believe these are still available globally if you want a pair & possibly on sale π€.