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Vans Takes You Further with the Crosspath XC GORE-TEX™ and Sk8-Hi GORE-TEX™

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Vans introduces its new “Going Further” collection — built for performance, comfort, and the elements.

Built for Every Condition

Vans continues to push the boundaries of performance design with the launch of its Going Further collection — a seasonal range of footwear and outerwear crafted for extreme conditions. Drawing on over 30 years of snowboarding innovation, the collection blends Vans’ signature comfort and versatility with advanced, weather-ready technologies.

Whether on the slopes, city streets, or trails, these pieces have been tested and approved by Vans’ world-class athletes, built to perform when it matters most.

The Crosspath XC and Sk8-Hi GORE-TEX™

Leading the collection is the Crosspath XC GORE-TEX™, a rugged yet refined all-terrain shoe that reimagines the Vans aesthetic for the outdoors. The model features the brand’s classic Jazz Stripe alongside next-gen tech like GORE-TEX™ Invisible Fit, RapidWeld construction, and ripstop reinforcements for lightweight waterproof protection. Underfoot, custom Vibram outsoles and a speed-lacing system deliver traction and easy wear across varied terrain.

For those who prefer a higher cut, the Sk8-Hi GORE-TEX™ iteration offers the same water-resistant capabilities with added warmth from Duratherm insulation and a GORE-TEX® upper. The design also incorporates Vans’ All-Trac outsole for improved grip in cold, slick environments.

Beyond Footwear

The Going Further collection extends beyond shoes into technical apparel, including the High Country Snow Jacket and Pants, built to withstand the harshest conditions without sacrificing Vans’ effortless style. On the slopes, the Infuse and Luna Pro snowboarding boots — featuring BOA® lacing systems, TNF FlashDry liners, and pro-rider endorsements from Cannon Cummings and Jill Perkins — further showcase the brand’s dedication to performance and progression.

With Going Further, Vans reinforces its role not just as an icon of skate and snow culture, but as a brand built to take you anywhere.

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