Salomon and Pas Normal Studios Launch Running Collection
The brands introduce technical gear designed for cold-weather training and performance.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Running
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Salomon and Pas Normal Studios have unveiled a new Fall/Winter 2026 running collection. The partnership features performance footwear and accessories built for athletes training in cold conditions.
Why it matters
The collaboration bridges the gap between specialized mountain sports heritage and contemporary run training. It highlights the focus on performance gear as running continues to grow as a core business segment.
The Aero Blaze 4 GTX shoe weighs 239 grams with a 35-millimeter heel stack height and an 8-millimeter offset. The Gravel Concept 2 vest includes two 500-milliliter soft flasks.
The players
Salomon
A sporting goods brand with roots in the French Alps that is now a part of the Amer Sports Outdoor Performance division.
Pas Normal Studios
A contemporary cycling and apparel brand based in Copenhagen known for its distinct design language.
The details
The collection centers on the Aero Blaze 4 GTX, which features a Gore-Tex membrane and 2.5-millimeter lugs for traction. These items are finished in the signature color palette of the Copenhagen-based Pas Normal Studios.
Timeline
The collection was released for the Fall/Winter 2026 season.
Season Trajectory
The collaboration follows the growth strategy established by the Amer Sports Outdoor Performance division for its premium brands. This launch positions Salomon to further capitalize on the rising popularity of run specialty gear among urban athletes.
Runners can expect the inclusion of a Gore-Tex membrane in the Aero Blaze 4 GTX to provide increased weather protection for wet or cold training sessions. The addition of dual 500-milliliter flasks in the Gravel Concept 2 vest offers dedicated hydration capacity for long-distance runs.
The takeaway
This partnership highlights how established performance brands are leveraging design-focused aesthetics to expand their reach in the running market. Athletes should evaluate if the added technical specifications, such as the Gore-Tex membrane, suit their specific local climate and training needs.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Sporting Goods Intelligence.
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