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Jae Tips is not letting up with his Saucony team-ups. Indeed, the multihyphenate is back, teasing fresh heat cooked up by him and the Massachusetts-based footwear label.

In an Instagram preview, Jae Tips reveals his spin on Saucony's ProGrid Omni 9 silhouette, a 2010s technical runner crafted with mesh and synthetic materials and rounded out with a semi-chunky ProGrid sole.

Like the designer-musician's previous takes, we see the ProGrid Omni 9 dressed entirely in an eye-catching palette, including bold hues like salmon pink, sky blue, sea green, and pinkish purple.

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The collaborative ProGrid Omni 9 is stamped with Jae Tips signatures, of course, like his famed "Savior" sign-off and rainbow petal flower motif.

Alright, when do these come out? Based on Jae Tip's caption, we can expect his vibrant Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 collab sometime during the Fall 2024 season.

It's a long wait for the pairs, indeed. But for these beauties? It's worth it.

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Earlier this year, we witnessed Jae Tips drop off his extra bold Saucony Grid Azura 2000 collab, the designer's first-ever shoe collab and now one of the most sought-after sneakers of the year. It got the savage approval, by the way.

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Still on a high from the first team-up, Jae Tips maintains the thrill, revealing yet another Saucony shoe: a colorful Grid Shadow 2 (or three, from the looks of the insole options).

While we're still patiently awaiting drop details for those burger-colored Grid Shadow 2s, Jae Tips is already in 2024 with his next-next Saucony shoe.

Please, Mr. Tips. Let us breathe.

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Just kidding. Keep the Jae Tips x Saucony goods coming.

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