The Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch is a first collaboration with the designer that embraces a 2010s stability runner. Cream palette, pastel green, and wavy gold lateral stripe: a project that prioritises technical coherence over the pursuit of pure hype.
Contents
- Why the Stan Birch x Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Matters
- The Pair Under Review
- The Cream/Mint/Purple Colourway in Detail
- Packaging and Presentation: Attention to Detail
- Release Date, Retail Price and Availability
- What Size to Take on the ProGrid Guide 7
- Where to Buy the Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch at Geturbrick
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The Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch pairs a 2010s stability runner with a cream, pastel mint and gold detail palette. The designer's first collaboration with Saucony, it arrives in dedicated packaging and remains available in intermediate sizes several months after its release. Mesh construction and synthetic overlays, thick midsole typical of 2010s runners.
- Brand: Saucony
- Model: ProGrid Guide 7
- Colorway: Cream/Mint/Purple: cream base, pastel green panels, wavy gold lateral stripe and purple accents
- Style code: S71070-2
- Available sizes: 37 to 46.5, including half sizes
Why the Stan Birch x Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Matters
Because the Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch is the designer's first collaboration with Saucony, and it lands on a 2010s running silhouette rather than an already-tired lifestyle classic. The Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 belongs to Boston-based brand's stabilised runner family, mesh and synthetic overlay construction, thick midsole and aggressive panel cutting. It's exactly the type of chassis the current runner wave went hunting for in the archives, following New Balance 2002R and other trail models reworked as lifestyle pieces.
The appeal of the project lies in its coherence: rather than slapping on a logo, the collaboration works with palette and materials on an assumed technical base. A choice that speaks to runner collectors more than pure hype chasers.
The Pair Under Review
Cream/Mint/Purple colourway, sizes 37 to 46.5 depending on stock.
The Cream/Mint/Purple Colourway in Detail
The Cream/Mint/Purple colorway rests on a warm cream base, offset by pastel green panels and punctuated with purple on the details. The cream dominant covers most of the upper and lets the complex ProGrid cut breathe, while the mint marks the lateral reinforcement zones. Everything stays matte, with no shine, which sharpens the read of the textures.
- Wavy gold lateral stripe: the visual signature of the pair, it replaces the traditional Saucony flash with a sinuous line that catches the light.
- Textured panels: play of materials between mesh and overlays, with exposed stitching that structures the profile.
- Purple accents: discreet, they warm an otherwise very pastel palette.
- Sole: volume typical of 2010s runner, assumed rather than minimised.
Packaging and Presentation: Attention to Detail
The collaboration arrives in dedicated packaging, with crumpled pink tissue paper and a green brand insert bearing the "STAND OUT" mention. Nothing anecdotal for a collector: dedicated packaging conditions the value of a deadstock pair on the secondary market, as much as box condition or the presence of spare laces.
It's also an indicator of the brand's level of investment in the project. A collaboration that receives its own box treatment isn't a simple colourway exercise.
Release Date, Retail Price and Availability
The pair dropped with deliberately limited distribution, in Europe and elsewhere, and its retail price put it at the top end of Saucony's catalogue. The exact release date and retail price are listed on the product sheet, updated continuously. On Geturbrick, the Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 is available over a wide size range, from 37 to 46.5, which remains rare for a collaboration of this type several months after drop.
Intermediate sizes, 37.5, 38.5, 40.5, 42.5, 44.5 and 46.5, generally sell out first on a runner: they match the hardest-to-find fits elsewhere. If you're unsure, check the size guide before confirming.
| Model | Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch |
|---|---|
| Style code | S71070-2 |
| Colourway | Cream/Mint/Purple |
| Brand | Saucony |
| Release date | |
| Retail price | 165 € |
| Price at Geturbrick | from 350 € |
| Available sizes | 37 - 46.5 |
| Status | Available |
What Size to Take on the ProGrid Guide 7
Go with your usual running size: the ProGrid Guide 7 is a stability runner, with structured midfoot support and standard forefoot volume. The mesh gives slightly after a few wears, without the pair becoming loose.
- Wide foot or high instep: consider half a size up, lacing over synthetic overlays offers little forgiveness.
- Narrow foot: stick with your size, the structured upper holds well.
- Torn between two sizes: measure your foot in centimetres and compare with the size guide.
Questions about fit, returns and exchanges are covered in our FAQ.
Where to Buy the Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch at Geturbrick
The Saucony ProGrid Guide 7 Stan Birch is available at Geturbrick, in 37 to 46.5, with intermediate half sizes on most key sizes. Each pair goes through our authentication process before being prepared: box check, labels, materials and finishes, so what arrives matches exactly what's announced. Pairs sourced after order depart in standard timeframe, and tracking is communicated upon shipment. On a runner from this generation, the fit falls quite true: if you're torn between two sizes, the size guide gives you correspondences and our centimetre measurement benchmarks. Return conditions and answers to the most common questions about ordering are detailed in the FAQ.
Have a question about the availability of a size or the condition of a pair? Our team responds via the contact page. Verdict: a well-executed 2010s runner, whose cream and pastel colourway wears easier than it looks, and whose rarity justifies not waiting until the last size.
