- The Feid x Salomon XT-4 OG "Ferxxocalipsis" drops May 9, 2026 exclusively across North and Latin America via a limited raffle that opened May 4.
- Originally just 100 Friends & Family pairs made in 2024, first spotted on Feid at the Latin Grammys, now getting its first public release in an uber-limited run.
- The shoe features a black mesh base with signature FERXXO green overlays, shocking orange accents, and graphics pulled directly from Feid's Ferxxocalipsis album cover.
- This is the duo's second collab, following their sold-out XT-Pathway 2 "FXXOMOR" drop in October 2025, which marked Feid's debut as both global ambassador and creative director for Salomon.
Feid and Salomon are back with their next venture, the XT-4 OG dubbed the “Ferxxocalipsis.” The shoe originally surfaced in 2024 when the musician wore them on stage, with only 100 pairs created and gifted to the artist’s inner circle. Now, they are set for a public release in an uber-limited run.
The “Ferxxocalipsis” edition channels electric energy through signature FERXXO green hues and graphics from Feid’s Ferxxocalipsis album cover artwork, while also featuring Salomon’s full-length Agile Chassis Skeleton with a carbon-like finish for stability and all-day comfort.
A raffle for U.S. and Canadian shoppers ran from May 4 through May 7, with the shoe officially dropping May 9. Pairs are priced at $200 through Salomon’s EQL raffle.
This follows the duo’s October 2025 release of the Salomon XT-Pathway 2 “FXXOMOR,” which marked a milestone as Feid’s debut stepping into dual roles as both global ambassador and creative partner for the French outdoor brand.
Beyond Salomon, Feid has been busy across fashion, starring in Stone Island’s Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, and earlier this year launched his own record label, Grabaciones Los Poderosos, with UMG Latin. He is currently on the road for his Feid vs Ferxxo: Falxo Tour, wrapping up May 13 in Dallas.
On the brand side, Salomon’s 2026 collaboration roster includes OAMC, Kith, MM6 Maison Margiela, and Carhartt, alongside the ongoing Feid partnership.
Takeaways
What’s really happening here goes beyond a sneaker drop. Feid is converting raw cultural capital (his album art, his color obsession, his on-stage identity) into co-designed product that his fans can literally wear.
The fact that a 100-pair Friends & Family exclusive is now headlining a global raffle tells you exactly how much demand Salomon and Feid have built together in under a year.
For Salomon, aligning with a Latin superstar mid-tour, mid-album cycle, and mid-fashion-moment is smart timing, not coincidence. The brand is clearly in its pop-culture era, and Feid may be its most culturally loaded partner yet.
Does Feid wearing his collab on-stage at the Latin Grammys and in concert set a new standard for how artists should debut brand partnerships? Does limiting the drop to North and Latin America signal a strategic push to dominate those markets before going global?
