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Salomon’s XT-4 is arguably the most instantly recognizable Salomon sneaker of them all. Techy, affordable, and incredibly great to look at, Salomon’s XT-4 is the full sneaker package.

But, what happens when Salomon’s XT-4 is left in the hands of New York-based sneaker tweaker Ceeze? Answer: He turns them into $3,000 wearable works of art.

Ceeze, who is fast-becoming known for his eclectic footwear revamps, has taken Salomon’s XT-4 and given it a gloriously green makeover titled "Forecast", a look inspired by Nike’s Kyrie 7 Ky-D Weatherman sneaker.

Though the original Weatherman sneaker first released way back in 2011, earlier this year Nike confirmed that it would be reviving the shoe in 2024.

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Inspired by the OG and its return, Ceeze had his way with Salomon’s XT-4, reimagining the shoe with a vibrant green ostrich leather base, black nubuck overlays, calfskin liner and nods to the OG KD4 with barometric markings.

The catch — of course there’s a catch — is that they’re limited to just ten pieces worldwide. Oh, and they’ll cost you just over $3,000. Who said you can’t put a price on perfection?

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