5 March 2026
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Salomon XT-6 Lands in New Black, Almond Cream and Dragon Fire Colourway

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IN A NUTSHELL

  • Salomon drops the Salomon XT-6 in a new Black, Almond Cream and Dragon Fire colourway
  • The sneaker blends trail running performance with streetwear appeal
  • Now available in South Africa for R3 499

Salomon continues its strong run in both performance and fashion spaces with the arrival of the latest Salomon XT-6 colourway.

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The silhouette has just released in South Africa in a striking Black, Almond Cream and Dragon Fire combination and is priced at R3 499. And side-note, these are not to be confused with the Andrew x Salomon XT-6 colorway.

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The sneaker continues to ride the wave of popularity that has seen the XT 6 move from mountain trails into the wardrobes of stylists, sneakerheads and fashion insiders.

Originally designed for ultra-distance trail running, the XT 6 has become a go-to choice for those looking for sneakers that merge performance with style. As gorpcore and utility-driven fashion continue to influence street style globally, silhouettes like the XT 6 have found a second life in urban culture.

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Its technical design remains fully intact, featuring synthetic and textile uppers reinforced with wrap around TPU caging for stability, alongside an EndoFit sleeve and SensiFit construction that cradle the foot for a secure fit.

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First introduced in 2013, the XT 6 was engineered to tackle extreme terrain, from steep climbs to rocky descents. That performance DNA remains today with features such as the Agile Chassis system for stability, cushioned OrthoLite insoles for comfort and Mud Contagrip outsoles built for reliable traction across surfaces.

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Finished with Salomon’s signature Quicklace system and subtle S LAB XT 6 branding, the latest colourway continues to show why the silhouette has become one of the most sought after sneakers across both outdoor performance and fashion culture.

You can cop this pair right away via salomonsports.co.za.


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