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Salomon's XT-4 returns with a new pack for fans to enjoy, reminding us of its tasteful appeal for both the trail and streets — and the place where the star was born.

The name of the latest is the Salomon XT-4 OG "Topography" pack (more on the nickname later). Continuing Salomon's streak for solid schemes, the newest XT-4 sneakers naturally arrive in two solid colorways: Black/Plum Kitten/Blue Bonnet and Vanilla Ice/White/Aurora Red.

Dressing the XT-4's synthetic upper, you'll notice a new eye-catching design. Usually, a tasteful gradient serves as a bold underlay. This time, we see a topographic design decorate the sneaker, representing Lake Annecy and its surrounding mountainous landscape.

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Why Lake Annecy? Well, for those unfamiliar, it's the spot that started it all, Salomon and the XT-4's home.

The XT-4 OG "Topography" sneakers are complete with a 10-mm drop and the shoe's traditional quicklace system, all wrapped up in hiking-worthiness.

Launched on Salomon's website and at select retailers, the Salomon XT-4 OG Topography Pack is now available for £165 (approx. $203), for the XT-4 heads interested.

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There's been lots of buzz surrounding Salomon's XT-6 sneaker, and rightfully so (it's a nice shoe, even more in leather). But the XT-4 is also a star in its own right, having successfully reentered the spotlight in equally excellent colorways, including classic OG schemes and even rave-ready outfits.

In case you forgot or you've been sleeping on XT-4, take Salomon's beautiful XT-4 Topography pack as your reminder.

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