Fresh off the success of the first two styles, Ronnie Fieg’s third and final installment of the Saucony x David Z Run Away pack will drop this Thursday online (here 1:00pm) and Friday in-store(10:00am). The third design was held back for Ronnie’s birthday June 15^th, celebrated annually at Goldbar which is where the inspiration for the design came from. 120 pairs made and will be priced at $90.
The sneaker comes in a black/gold/gucci colorway, features thick lacing and a mix of leathers on the upper as well as the "Run Away" slogan on the back heels.
Check them out in detail after the jump.

Rivington Club (A.R.C.) seems to be really busy again these days with collaborative projects. Just recently we presented you both their Asics Gel Lyte III and their Lacoste collaborations.
Today we give you a first look at their upcoming collaboration with Saucony on the Shadow 6000. Once again it is not just one sneaker, but a pack of three. The Saucony Shadow 6000 was first introduced in 1985. The sneaker comes in a red, blue and green colorway and they are limited to 200 pairs.
A.R.C. managed once again to add their flavor to the sneakers, while keeping the overall design very clean, something we already liked a lot on their previous sneaker collaborations. All three have a white upper with accents in beige and the respective color. The tongue features an A.R.C. tag.
The A.R.C. x Saucony Shadow 6000 Pack will be released at the end of June, so keep your eyes open for the release dates.
After the jump more detailed images.

We hinted at another collaboration this year by Solebox and here it is. In recent weeks we gave you previews of their Asics Gel Lyte III, Reebok ERS 2000 and Lacoste Tennis 91 collaborations thatare coming up. Here now a preview of their work with Saucony on the Jazz.
Solebox gave the Saucony classic a nice make-over, using soft suede in brown shades and a matching mustard nylon on the upper. The Solebox logo appears on the heel in orange embroidery. Via The Clones.
There is no set release date so far, but we’ll keep you posted.

Saucony is coming back. We cannot tell you yet if it will be a strong comeback, but the brand is certainly back on the map and the sneaker world is watching them. Collaborations with David Z and others that are in the works, will certainly help.
Here is one of their latest styles – the Jazz O Duct Tape. Taking inspiration from the days where you needed tape to hold your favorite pair together, the brand has used the same method on the Jazz O. There is a black/neon pink and black/neon green colorway, with the stitching also coming in the respective neon colors. Via SneakerFreaker.
Definitely an interesting sneaker and considering the current output of "special" sneakers, they managed to come up with something that we have not seen so far.
More images after the jump.

Recently we saw the Saucony x David Z. collaboration and we can already tell you that other top tier stores in the world will follow with collaborations.
Mita now received the Saucony Master Court 3 Hi Tops in three colorways – black/white, green and purple. They come in a mix of canvas and patent leather and have certain similarities with the Vans Sk8 Hi.
Check out all colorways after the jump.

David Z’s resident buyer Ronnie Fieg used the Saucony Courageous to design the Run Away pack that will be limited to 144 pairs per colorway. It will be exclusively available at the David Z. flagship store as well as 24 pairs allocated for Davidz.com. Ronnie created the “Run Away” theme so Saucony can take these designs and run away from their normalcy, they were created for sneaker heads to take a second look at Saucony as a brand and help give respect to a company with a strong history and renowned heritage.
Features on both sneakers include different kinds of premium leathers, embroideries, sprinkled mid sole and more. You can expect more sneaker boutiques to collaborate with Saucony this year, just a heads up already.
The pack will be released May 2nd.
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After the jump a close look at both Saucony Courageous out of the David Z. “Run Away” pack.

A couple of days ago we showed you some teaser images of the Saucony x David Z collaboration that will be released in the coming months. Here you see now the new Saucony Courageous TR, which is part of the Saucony Spring/Summer 2008 collection.
The sneakers come in a blue/yellow and a grey/green colorway. Nice details include a nice mix of different materials, stitching, as well as the pattern running over the mid sole.
If we see more of this kind from the brand in the near future, we might see a little comeback. Mita now has both colorways in stock. Check out the other one after the jump.

After successfully working with Asics and Red Wing last year, David Z is about to introduce another collaboration project. Thanks to Nicekicks we have a first look at two upcoming David Z x Saucony sneakers.
More information to come when we get closer to the release. Check out the other one after the jump.

Shoe brand Saucony collaborated with Japanese fashion brand Double Hard, founded by Japanese DJ Hazime. They worked on the Corageous model by Saucony, originally released in 1981. LTD has just gotten in the sneaker now, along with many other high end sneaker stores in Japan.
The sneaker comes in a multicolor design with the Double Hard logo embossed on the back. More pics after the jump.

Saucony is a brand that we do not report about that often. Usually they have some good classic and simple trainers, but now we came across some pieces of their Fall/Winter 2007 collection and those look anything but boring or simple. Croc skin, patent leather, funky colors, prints – they got it all. We are not sure if that is a good thing. We needed somebody to stay simple! Let’s see what they present in the coming seasons to make up our mind. Via Altsnk.
Check out the entire line-up after the jump.