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Saucony x Highsnobiety Pair Up on Endorphin Pro 5 and ProGrid Paramount, a Collab to Know in NYC

Saucony and Highsnobiety have released two Highsnobiety-designed silhouettes, announced for an October 15 launch with early access in the Highsnobiety app. The ProGrid Paramount appears in an Oatmeal and Black colorway on Saucony's European site, alongside the Endorphin Pro 5.

By NBT Editors · 2026-10-16

Saucony x Highsnobiety Pair Up on Endorphin Pro 5 and ProGrid Paramount, a Collab to Know in NYC
Image: Saucony / Highsnobiety

Running brand Saucony and the fashion and culture publication Highsnobiety have teamed up again, this time on two new silhouettes designed by Highsnobiety. On October 14, Highsnobiety's official Instagram announced that the pair, made in collaboration with Saucony's European account, would launch the following day. Early access was offered through the Highsnobiety app.

The two shoes are the Endorphin Pro 5 and the ProGrid Paramount. The Endorphin Pro 5 belongs to Saucony's Endorphin family of running shoes, while the ProGrid Paramount is the lifestyle-leaning half of the pair, geared toward everyday wear. Putting a performance runner and a city shoe side by side is the premise of the collaboration.

Saucony's European site carries a product page titled Highsnobiety X Saucony ProGrid Paramount. The style code is S101939-1001, and the colorway shown is Oatmeal and Black. On that site, Saucony groups its collaboration products under a section called Exklusive.

For Japanese readers, it's worth knowing that Saucony also runs a separate Japanese site at saucony.jp. This release was promoted through Saucony's European site and the Highsnobiety app, so anyone in New York who wants a pair for daily wear will need to follow each brand's official channels for current availability.

Around the same time, Saucony's own Instagram posted about the Endorphin Speed 6, with team athletes sharing favorite workouts in it. Together with the Highsnobiety collaboration, it gives a view of where the brand is now: shoes built for training on one side, and city-minded models such as the ProGrid Paramount on the other.