The Crocs All-Terrain Atlas Means Business
Tread patterns mimic the topography of the Rocky Mountains.
Introducing a fully molded, closed-heel shoe for the first time ever, Crocs goes full gorpcore with its lastest All-Terrain Atlas silhouette. No doubt carrying over design cues from Salehe Bembury‘s Crocs Pollex Clog, the upcoming pairs feature wavy tread patterns inspired by the topography of the Rocky Mountains.
The adjustable nylon webbed cross-strap stretching across the vamp is fitted with a magnetic pull-release closure inspired by climbing hardware, and bottoms incorporate new Crocs MTN outsoles. Circular holes on the toe box section where Crocs’ Jibbitz would typically be attached are notably absent, though perforations are still scattered around the silhouette. Arriving shortly following the streetstyle-oriented Crocs Echo silhouette, the new in-line offering fills a new niche for those looking for more serious performance alongside the easy slip-on design.
The Crocs All-Terrain Atlas is now available online and at select retailers in monochrome “Black” and two-tone “Stucco” for $84.99 USD.
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