From snowcapped peaks to urban sidewalks, the distance is shorter than it seems. With the second drop of their SS26 collaboration, Slam Jam and Salomon return to that ongoing dialogue along the thin line that separates (and connects) outdoor performance and city culture—building an imagery that moves across environments, codes, and communities.

At the heart of the collection is the XA PRO 3D GORE-TEX, a trail icon reworked through Slam Jam’s cultural lens. The silhouette keeps its technical soul intact—waterproof protection and GORE-TEX® breathability—but shifts its setting. No longer just mountain paths, but urban energy. It’s a sneaker designed for those who treat the city like rough terrain: unpredictable, beautifully chaotic.

This second chapter reinterprets outdoor codes through a contemporary sportstyle perspective, infused with a subversive urban energy and a Y2K aesthetic that nods to outer-space imagery. It’s not nostalgia, but reactivation: technical, functional elements are shifted in meaning, becoming tools for personal expression.

Alongside the footwear, the capsule expands with an essential yet focused selection of lifestyle pieces—hoodie, long sleeve, and beanie—combining functional construction with bold graphic details, amplified by dual branding. Deep Black and Castlerock tones reinforce the collection’s tight identity, underscoring a clean aesthetic charged with tension.

Available globally from February 24 on salomon.com, slamjam.com, and at selected Salomon stores, the new drop strengthens a shared journey that celebrates those who choose to carve their own path, whatever the terrain. Because today more than ever, moving doesn’t just mean traveling through space—it means crossing languages, cultures, and possibilities.