The Best Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 Colourways to Cop Right Now
Because the shoe is a reissue of a genuine early-2010s stability trainer rather than a hype-only silhouette, Saucony has been able to run it across an unusually wide colour range — tonal neutrals that echo the original running-shoe palette, brighter lifestyle-driven pairs aimed at the current retro-runner trend, and a handful of low-stock exclusives for buyers who want something less common. We currently stock more than 30 versions of the ProGrid Omni 9, and — unlike a lot of trainers where the "extra" colourways feel like filler — they genuinely split into distinct use cases. Here's how to actually choose between them.
Which colourway is best for everyday wear?
If you want one pair that works with nearly everything already in your wardrobe, start with Silver Grey (£229.99), White Brown (from £199.99), or Silver Green (£189.99). All three keep the Omni 9's technical mesh-and-overlay upper visible without pulling focus from the rest of an outfit, which is what makes them work equally well with straight-leg denim, cargo trousers, or the tailored-trouser-and-trainer combination that's carried over strongly into 2026. If you only buy one Omni 9, these are the safest — and most cost-effective — starting points.
Which colourway makes the best statement pair?
Deep Navy (from £264.99) is our most requested colourway, and the reason isn't just the colour itself — it's dark enough to still function as a neutral, but the tonal panelling across the mesh and overlay pieces gives it visible texture and depth that a flat black or grey pair wouldn't have.
Blissful Blue (£214.99) takes the same construction brighter and reads best against off-white, stone, or cream outfits, where it can act as the single accent colour rather than competing with everything else you're wearing. Both are worth the step up in price if you want the Omni 9 to be the thing peopl
e notice.
Which colourways are worth buying for collectors?
Three pairs in the current range are specifically worth flagging if you're building out a proper Saucony rotation rather than buying one pair to try the trend: the
- White Silver (USA Exclusive) colourway at £239.99, and two lower-stock runs,
- Fossil Splash (£174.99) and
- Cadet Vizired (£249.99). These sell through faster than the rest of the range precisely because the print runs are smaller — if one of these catches your eye, that's not a sales line, it's the actual stock pattern we see.
Is there a budget-friendly Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 colourway?
Yes — and this is worth knowing because the Omni 9's price range is wider than most single-model trainers. Grey Slime Blue (from £174.99, down from £219.99), Silver Mutant (from £169.99, down from £219.99), and White Orange (£204.99, down from £244.99) are regularly available below the range's average price. You're getting the identical silhouette, construction, and authenticity guarantee as the Deep Navy or collector colourways — the difference is purely colourway demand, not shoe quality. If you're curious about the trend but don't want to commit collector-tier money to it, this is where to start.
How do these colourways compare to ASICS and Nike P-6000 options?
The three ranges lean into genuinely different palettes, which is useful if you're deciding between brands rather than just colourways. ASICS' Gel-Kayano 14 range (covered in our full ASICS trainer guide) stays mostly in muted, tonal greys, greens, and creams — closer in spirit to the Omni 9's neutral end than its brighter pairs. The Nike P-6000, by contrast, goes bigger on contrast across its range, from clean Summit White through to Cargo Khaki (we break down the full colourway list in our Nike P-6000 buying guide). If Saucony's palette feels too restrained once you've seen both, the P-6000 range is the one to look at next; if it feels right, the Omni 9 will likely give you more usable everyday colourways for less outlay than either.
Which Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 colourway should you actually buy?
If this is your first pair, buy a neutral — Silver Grey or White Brown will get the most wear and won't fight with anything else you own. If you already own a neutral pair and want a second one that stands out, Deep Navy is the better value of the two statement colourways because it still functions day-to-day. If you're chasing exclusivity or building a collection rather than a wardrobe staple, the White Silver (USA Exclusive), Fossil Splash, and Cadet Vizired colourways are the ones actually worth moving on quickly.
Where to buy it
Every colourway above is checked for authenticity before dispatch, with Forever Sourcing you get free UK shipping on orders over £75 and same-day dispatch on in-stock pairs. Stock and pricing move quickly on the lower-run colourways in particular, so if one of these has your size, it's worth acting on it rather than coming back later.
