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Footpatrol join forces with London based photographer, Vincent Chapters, renowned for capturing the beauty of the city through his work. This time creating on a different type of canvas, offering a two t-shirt collection. Taking an approach that typically centres around the feelings of the city we know and love, this collection is no different.
There will be a launch party open to all, to come and celebrate the launch of this collection with us. More details to follow.
Available both online and in-store on 25/07.
After a long awaited 6 years since last stocked, the Air Safari ‘OG’, has lands on Footpatrol on 19/07. Having first launched in 1987 the Air Safari is a shoe that comes with notability and a lot of heritage that is not to be overlooked. This resurgence is nostalgic for a variety of reasons, dropping in the original colourway and complete with iconic Safari print and hidden air cushioning are to name a few.
Not to be missed, available on Footpatrol 19/07 online and in-store.
Hartcopy are back, with their first Reebok collaboration which nod to the printing industry with well considered design elements. Taking not one but two silhouettes; Reebok Club C Stomper and Premier Trinity.
Hartcopy Club C Stomper comes complete with a white leather upper, cream sole unit and boosts a laceless design, opting for a velcro construction with Hartcopy known branded elements on the strap and distinctive CMYK tongue detailing.
The Hartcopy Premier Trinity retro runner are not to be slept on, typically a silhouette that is made for runners or generally the movers and shakers, these make for a great lifestyle shoe. The Premier Trinity houses a unique detail, one shoe mirroring the other in its tongue detail with ‘RBK’ and Hartcopy inverted logo.
Both the Club C Stomper and The Premier Trinity are available both online HERE and in-store NOW.
Exclusive to Footpatrol.
The Puma SpeedCat are back! Originally designed in the 1990s for the F1 world, the SpeedCat has recently transitioned from a performance shoe into a fashion statement packed full with a unique legacy.
The SpeedCat launches in two colour ways; black and red as an ode to the fireproof racing footwear worn by Grand Prix Drivers during the period of the ‘80s and ‘90s. The low top personifies motorsports through the streamline silhouette it boosts. With intricate insole details and purposeful use of technical, suede materials and a striking colour palette reflective of the different levels of radiation absorption.
Available Online and in-store.
The July Transmission is now here!
A monthly round up of all things FPRC, giving you the inside scoop on whats to come. From ambassador led sessions, branded activations and more.
As we grow the Footpatrol Run Club and our running range in-store and online. We want to push those runners that don’t feel represented by their local running shop, whilst helping you reach your goals and gain access to race days!
We look to bring the FPRC into a more inclusive space with mixed pace groups that allow our community the chance to enjoy and socialise.
Stay tuned as the year progresses, we got more to come!
No RSVP needed and open to all!
Shop the our running range HERE
#FPRC
Inspired by electromagnetic radiation and everything that encompasses the X-ray, this 1906 is a hard hitting rendition that encompasses todays popularised Y2K footwear trend.
X-ray is one of very few ways that we can explore the human body’s inner workings without penetrating the surface. The process of emitting measured levels of ionising radiation towards areas of the body that require attention.
Sporting a midsole unit inspired by the meeting point between core bone and fibrous muscle, in tandem with an authentic colour palette representative of tones true to legitimate X-ray imagery – this iteration of the New Balance 1906 is not only exclusive to Footpatrol, but looks to open the consumer’s eyes to a design language beyond your typical line of sight.
Hidden insole details, the deliberate integration of technical, translucent materials and a palette reiterating the contrast between different levels of radiation absorption.
Out now! Shop here
#OnTrackNights London Night of the 10K PBs, a yearly event that brings together passers-by and running enthusiasts alike. A day running festival that gets faster year on year with some of the most elite athletes racing
FPRC had the pleasure to go down and watch the day’s events unfold with On Running and it was safe to say we weren’t left disappointed! With a host of family centric activities, food & drink and track side tunnels which lit up the races as the day progressed into night. The Night of the 10k PBs was fast, furious, and energetic as ever!
Hosted at Hampstead Heath Athletics Track, runners were almost levitating round the bends with the first race of the day finishing in a staggering 31:06:10.
As the night the sun came down the Mens and Women’s British Olympic Qualifiers began. A spectacular performance from Megan Keith punched in her ticket to the Paris Olympics, speeding across the finish line with a time of 31:03.02. Whilst the mens race was comfortably won by Mohammed Ismael finishing his race with 27:22.38.
Congratulations to all the athletes that took part. A great day for running and we look forward to next year!
Here’s a roundup of what went down.
Last week saw the first of this years Footpatrol Run Club community runs. With the PUMA Fast-R NITRO hitting the shelves at Footpatrol, we teamed up with PUMA for an activation that got the Fast-R on the feet of our running community.
Built for race days, the cutting-edge technology within the two-part midsole features PUMA’s PWRPLATE for ultimate responsiveness. This helps ensure maximum running efficiency and stability to send you on your way to your latest PB.
With the Fast-R’s loaded up into the back of a PUMA branded van, we got them straight on foot before PUMA athlete Jack Rowe took us through a brief warm up before we hit the streets. Not telling anyone where we were going, we ventured on a run through the streets of London taking in the Barbican tunnel before ending at White Collar Factory. Many runners will know this place for its roof top running track and this is where we headed. Taking in the sights of London from above, we completed a few laps before Jack told us his story, what’s to come and how to stay motivated when it comes to running.
Make sure to check out the day below and why not get your PB by shopping the Fast-R online at Footpatrol here!
This week, we brought you the introduction of our newest platform ‘Ask TEAMFP’ which you’ll now able to find live on our website.
In an effort to bring you, the community closer to our team, over the next couple of weeks we’ll be introducing to you some of the team members that will be on hand to offer you in-depth looks into product, in-store sizing guidance and styling advice whilst also being able to offer you a greater insight into our local community.
This week, we meet Norvain. Born and raised in French Guiana. Norvain will talk about his influences, Paris, and his relationship to Footpatrol !
FP: To start things off, tell me a little bit about yourself and where you’re from?
Norvain: Hey! My name is Norvain Cajuste, I’m 23 years old. I was born & raised in French Guiana, but I’m Haitian. I grew up in a city called Kourou, not really known by everyone but we are important for spatial technology. I have a big family of 9 sisters & brothers, I left the house when I was 14 to live with one of my big brothers. So in 2014 I landed in the 92, Hauts-De-Seine, in city called Châtenay-Malabry, I went to high school there.
FP: When did you first realise you had a passion for trainers?
Norvain: I always had this link with trainers because it was a part of the journey, my mum used to sell shoes and clothes that she bought in Suriname in my neighbourhood. I remember the first time she bought me and my others sister the Nike Rift, we used to called it ‘Ninja’, I was so happy.
FP: How long have you been working for Footpatrol?
Norvain: It’s been 5 months now
FP: What do you like about working for Footpatrol/ being part of the Footpatrol community?
Norvain: Working at Footpatrol is another face of the retail I didn’t know, I like how we can sell products that we liked also it is more simple to give advice to the customers.
FP: How would you describe your style in three words?
Norvain: Relaxed , Easy & Fresh.
FP: Le Marais is a very lively society with a lot of cultural influence. What does Le Marais mean to you?
Norvain: Le Marais is the centre of Paris, is where I can link with all my friends from everywhere, where I can meet beautiful people.
FP: What’s your all-time favourite shoe?
Norvain: My all-time favourite shoe.. i will say the Yeezy Boots SS3 in black.
FP: What would you say are your top three favourite releases this year?
Norvain: My top release of this year:
-Air Force 1 West Indies
-Asics Gel-1130 Kobe/Copenhagen
-Ambush Air Adjust
FP: How would you describe your music taste? Any favourite music artists at the moment?
Norvain: My music is very versatile. My favourite artist at the moment is Kodak Black.
FP: As you know it is the 20th anniversary of Footpatrol, what is like being a part of the team on such a big landmark year?
Being a part of the team on big landmarks means a lot, it’s like celebrating my debut in the team & the other years we are going to see together, fingers crossed !
FP: What does great customer service mean to you?
Norvain: A good customer service is being aware of the customer demand and taste, the goal is to see the customer leaves the shop with a happy face and a brand new pair of shoes.
-To finish off, Is there anything that you would like to share with the Footpatrol community?
Don’t chase the hype shoes, wear what looks nice on you.
This week, we brought you the introduction of our newest platform ‘Ask TEAMFP’ which you’ll now able to find live on our website.
In an effort to bring you, the community closer to our team, over the next couple of weeks we’ll be introducing to you some of the team members that will be on hand to offer you in-depth looks into product, in-store sizing guidance and styling advice whilst also being able to offer you a greater insight into our local community.
This week, we meet Kevin. Born and raised in Paris suburbs, Kevin has worked for several years in the retail industry. Kevin will talk about his influences, Paris, and his relationship to Footpatrol !
FP: To start things off, tell me a little bit about yourself and where you’re from?
Kevin: My name is Kevin, I am 26 years old and I come from the suburbs of Paris (95). After several years in retail I landed at Footpatrol.
FP: When did you first realise you had a passion for trainers?
Kevin: Ever since I was little, I always saw my dad wearing Air Max 90. I thought it was cool, but as a soccer fan since I was little I used all my shoes for playing. It wasn’t until I was a senior in high school that a friend of mine would frequently talk to me about shoes and over time I became interested in them. As soon as I had a little money and after a few purchases, I realised that this was a world I was passionate about.
FP: How long have you been working for Footpatrol?
Kevin: For 9 months now. It seems like yesterday, time goes by so fast.
FP: What do you like about working for Footpatrol/ being part of the Footpatrol community?
Kevin: What I like about Footpatrol is the atmosphere that emerges from the shop: it has its own identity. It favours cultural exchanges linked to a common passion with the customers which can lead to discussions or meetings more than interesting.
FP: How would you describe your style in three words?
Kevin: Street / Mix of influences / Cosy (I like to be comfortable in what I wear)
FP: Le Marais is a very lively society with a lot of cultural influence. What does Le Marais mean to you?
Kevin: It represents the centre of Paris with its choice of stores, restaurants, museums and art galleries. It’s a district that I appreciate because you feel good there. If you have never been there before, I invite you to do it as soon as possible, this area is very lively.
FP: Where are your top three places to visit in Le Marais?
Kevin: Footpatrol of course (come and see us), the Perrotin galleries for the cultural side and the Place des Vosges if you want to relax a bit after visiting the whole area.
FP: What’s your all-time favourite shoe?
Kevin: The choice is complicated but I would say the Bapesta College Dropout, this pair is so iconic.
FP: What would you say are your top three favourite releases this year?
Kevin: I would say:
-Bapesta Jjjjound
-Air Max Sunder Comme des Garçons
-Asics Gel Kayano 14 Jjjjound
These are the 3 pairs that made my year, of course there are many other releases that I thought were cool, but I think these are my 3 favourites (for now).
FP: How would you describe your music taste? Any favourite music artists at the moment?
Kevin: My music taste is varied, I can really listen to anything. I can go from trap to jazz to pop to DMV. It all depends on my mood. The one I’m listening to the most at the moment is Autumn! I really like what he’s doing, second is Kanye (timeless, Donda is in my pantheon of best albums) and then Serane and Boofpaxkmooky who are very talented.
FP: As you know it is the 20th anniversary of Footpatrol, what is like being a part of the team on such a big landmark year?
Kevin: It’s an honour for me, I knew Footpatrol while walking in the Marais 3 years ago, I appreciated the atmosphere of the shop and I met Gabriel, aka Don Emotion, we exchanged and one thing leading to another he passed on his love for this brand.
FP: What does great customer service mean to you?
Kevin: Good customer service is an exchange between the customer and the salesperson: communication and good humour. The customer doesn’t just come to buy or see our products, he also comes for the team and the atmosphere in the shop. People like to come and we have to make sure that we maintain this image.
FP: Can you explain the benefits of the Ask Team FP service?
Kevin: It’s nice for the customer to have someone to talk to for any recommendations. However, being a small team in a small shop we have to keep our attention on it, it is enough that there is a rush in the shop and we can’t answer people because of lack of time. We need a Footpatrol customer service department dedicated to the website and the Ask service.
