The ‘ULTI RS™ Series’
A New Style that Merges High Fashion and Sports

Onitsuka Tiger has introduced a new Category, the ‘ULTI RS™ Series’ which combines high fashion and sports. Developed with the brand’s 100th anniversary in mind, this series aims to redefine style and performance, offering a dynamic evolution suited to modern lifestyles.
The ULTI RS™ Series will feature three models inspired by trail running, running, and basketball: ‘TIGTRAIL™,’ ‘TIGRUN™,’ and ‘TIGCOURT™.’ The ‘TIGTRAIL™’ will be available at Onitsuka Tiger stores and the official online store from March 28. TIGRUN and TIGCOURT are scheduled to be released from fall 2025 onwards.
TIGTRAIL™ Special Page:
https://www.onitsukatiger.com/jp/en-gl/p/ulti-rs
The ‘ULTI RS™ Series’ transcends the traditional concept of sports shoes, breaking down the barriers between urban and outdoor, everyday life and sports. It features a comfortable fit that adapts to various environments, making it suitable for individuals who enjoy an active lifestyle, appreciate nature, and navigate urban spaces. By pursuing refined design and functionality, it offers a new option that is not just a lifestyle shoe but embodies ‘high fashion × high performance.’
The ‘ULTI RS™ Series’ is designed to address the diverse lifestyles of today, not merely as a trend. As digital advancements shape how people move and live, there is a growing need for versatility that can adapt to various settings. This series, developed from a new perspective of ‘leisure sports,’ combines excellent cushioning and stability to support long hours of use. Additionally, its high grip makes it suitable for outdoor activities.
TIGTRAIL™ RS

The TIGTRAIL™ RS, a model that features functionality for trail running shoes.
In terms of design, it features a tonal color palette with a clever mix of different textured materials that creates visual richness. The upper combines semi-transparent mesh and open mesh to convey a unique sense of transparency. Additionally, the GEL™ technology in the heel adds three-dimensional design accent. A newly designed logo for the ULTIR RS™ Series enhances both sportiness and sophistication.
In terms of functionality, functional elements featured in trail running shoes have been integrated into the design. The outsole is designed with a pattern combining diamond shapes to provide excellent grip on various terrain conditions. The midsole combines the lightweight and cushioned FF BLAST™ technology with the rigid TRUSSTIC™ component, offering both cushioning and stability. Additionally, the heel is equipped with GEL™ technology, enhancing shock absorption. The shoe also features a half mono-sock structure that integrates the upper and tongue, preventing the intrusion of small stones while providing a firm fit.




On March 25, a media event for the ULTi RS™ series was held at a venue in Omotesando, Tokyo. The event featured stories behind the birth of the series and explanations of the specifications for each model. Attendees were able to experience the iconic design and comfort of the series by interacting with the products in an environment that showcased the world of ULTi RS™.

During the event, Ryoji Aida, Head of Onitsuka Tiger Company, commented, “The ULTI RS series offers style-conscious individuals a new option that meets their design needs while also providing functionality. We will continue to capture changes in our customers’ lifestyles and create valuable products that embody our brand philosophy.”



Models and Launch Timeline
– TIGTRAIL™: Available from March 28 at Onitsuka Tiger stores and the official online store.
– TIGRUN™: Set for release in Fall 2025.
– TIGCOURT™: Set for release in Fall 2025.

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