Salomon’s RX Recovery Slide Arrives as a Mary Jane
The RX Marie Jeanne is part-gorpcore, part-school girl.
Salomon is seemingly taking note from Sandy Liang with its latest model, reworking its technical RX SLIDE as a Mary Jane.
Originally a unisex recovery shoe, Salomon gives the RX a feminine twist in the new RX Marie Jeanne. While the silhouette adheres to the typical look of a velcro Mary Jane, it’s made entirely out of mesh and features a cushy sole, ideal for breathability and comfort after a long hike.
Salomon’s lightweight EVA midsole makes a return – the same used in the RX Slide – and the mesh upper avoids the typical weight of a sneaker, weighing just half a pound (237 grams). The cut-out typical of a Mary Jane on the top of the foot allows more air to enter the shoe.
The RX Mary Jeanne comes in two monochromatic colorways, a solid black and a light “Ghost Gray.”
Salomon isn’t a total newcomer to a more feminine shoe. In fact, the brand has collaborated with Sandy Liang, who is widely regarded as the name behind the modern Mary Jane craze. Last year, the two dropped a pink iteration of the Salomon XT-6 Expanse, along with a white mesh RX Moc 3.0
A release date or price for the shoe hasn’t been revealed just yet. Stay tuned for more updates on the Salomon RX Marie Jeanne.
