With the new Condor 3 Advanced unisex running shoe, which will be on the market tomorrow, VEJA is once again setting standards in terms of transparent production, innovative design and outstanding performance.

The Condor 3 Advanced impresses with its perfect combination of versatility, durability, comfort and lightness, making it the ideal companion for runners of all levels — from relaxed training rounds to intensive sprints.

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At the heart of the Condor 3 Advanced, the innovative dynamic plate made from unexpanded E.V.A. ensures greater stability, dynamism and responsiveness. Despite its robust construction, the shoe remains pleasantly light and weighs just 276 grams in size 42 EU (US 9).

The redesigned outsole, which is made from 25 percent sustainable Amazon rubber, minimizes abrasion and increases the durability of the shoe.

The lacing system has been optimised for added comfort: it is wider to make it easier to put on and has fewer eyelets, reducing pressure points.

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With an 8-millimeter drop and a neutral fit, the Condor 3 Advanced offers optimal comfort and maximum performance.

VEJA remains true to its philosophy of sustainability and also uses environmentally friendly materials for the Condor 3 Advanced. The laces are made from 100 percent recycled polyester, while the innovative Dynamic Plate is made from sugar cane-based E.V.A.

Sustainable components are also used in the midsole: It contains 31 percent sugar cane-based E.V.A. and 27 percent Amazonian rubber. The environmentally friendly design is rounded off by the chain-engineered mesh outer material, which is made entirely of recycled polyester.

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The Condor 3 Advanced is 100 percent vegan and is available in three stylish colors: Full White, Gradient Purple — Orange Fluo and Full Black. With this model, VEJA proves once again that maximum performance and sustainability can harmonize perfectly.

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VEJA sneakers are available online at 43einhalb, AFEW Store, Asphaltgold, Der Stall, HHV, Jumpnshoez, Scoop86, SneakerTwins and SUPPA.

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Photos via VEJA