The Air Max Sunder retro era has begun with the unleashing of the OG “Canyon Gold” colorway earlier in July. Now, Nike’s looking to expanding on this neon-based color story with “Electric Green” at the start of August. Quizzically billed as a women’s sneaker, the Air Max Sunder has been met with heavy excitement from the male demographic. A good amount of the larger available sizes of the Air Max Sunder “Canyon Gold” have sold out immediately, whereas the more common women’s sizes have sat on shelves and on SNKRS and will begin to hit the markdown cycle soon. Perhaps Nike will notice this tren ..read more

Even before either shoe has officially hit the market, two GRs have skyrocketed to hotly-anticipated status this summer: the Air Force 1 “Paw Print” and the Air Jordan 1 “Paw Print.” The appetite for both shoes has proven that sometimes less is more, and the right minor details can truly set a pair over the top. The Nike Air Max Plus slides in bearing the same motif, pasting a “Paw Print” bubble on its tongue. The animated detail reads exactly the same as on the aforementioned pairs: a puppy footprint is embossed on the tongue with bubble material, containing your typical Nike swoosh emblem on ..read more

After first making an appearance on its fancier Method Of Make sibling, the Black Cat mascot cheers on the crowd again on this all-black spin on the Air Jordan 1 Low. Drawing a clear-cut connection to varsity sports on the high-school level, this newest concept emerges via Michael Jordan’s animalistic persona, but playfully blowing bubbles with pink gum. On the tongue screams the Jordan spirit via the banner, while the insoles boast a custom patch that features the feline sitting atop a basketball. A lime volt hue adds some variation to the all-black leather upper, appearing on the lace-loop o ..read more

If you’re ready to move on from the levity of Pink Dunks and other soft-colored sneakers, Nike is ready to kick-start the changing of the seasons with its late-Fall collection of footwear. The Dunk Low, a fixture in the Nike Sportswear seasonal arsenal of footwear, is ready to make that push with an all-new “Mink Brown” colorway, seen here for the first time. It relies on dark shades with purpose, ushering in an Ironstone on the midsole and an Anthracite on the Swoosh logo. There’s just a touch of pop via the Persian Violet purple seen only on the Nike branding on the tongue and heel. Addition ..read more

From its humble beginnings of black and red, the Air Jordan 1 has expanded almost infinitely with colorways that cover a broad audience of inspiration sources, city icons, and even team affiliations. It’s time to cleanse the palette, however, and next to an all-white pair, there’s no better option than this upcoming women’s “Phantom” release. In tried and true Air Jordan 1 fashion, this newly revealed colorway sticks to an all-leather built, opting for the subtlest of contrast via the Phantom upper and white accents on the Swoosh, ankle padding, and surrounding accoutrement. In keeping to the ..read more

For all the fashionably inclined, Nike’s selection of pink women’s Dunk Low colorways for Fall 2024 includes some notable standouts. A croc skin colorway with metal studs hopped on the newswire earlier this week, and now the Beaverton brand utilizes satin ribbon laces on this latest pair. The laces appear upside down in official images, but they can of course be adjusted to the wearer’s preference. Taken in a dusty light pink hue, the standout feature is matched by identically colored lining, nubuck leather overlays, and a suede backtab. Adding more premium touches, the Swoosh, leather tongue ..read more

NYC’s Sandy Liang is ready to embark on its second collaborative launch with Salomon, adding transformative details to two brand icons. Whereas her first collaboration relied on mere color applications on the XT-Expanse and the RX Moc 3, Liang takes the feminine touch to the next level. First up is the Speedcross 3, a silhouette particularly approached by Salomon’s female creative partners. Here, she adds thick pink ribbons by fixing them at the forefoot and interlacing them through additional metallic eyelets and a loop at the tongue; the ribbons extend upwards to be wrapped upwards like ball ..read more

Marching on as a defining Beaverton model, the Nike Air Force 1 Low still has plenty of fans and enough colorways to provide a bounty of options for each and every one of them. Some novel energy is coming to Bruce Kilgore’s silhouette with its latest look, spotlighting an “Eggplant” Swoosh atop a relatively conservative foundation. Arriving with the “SE” subtitle, premium materials and touches are rife on this pair. The reflective “Eggplant” branding is the key detailing, echoing the iconic Foamposite release in more meted fashion. The reflective overhaul runs through the heel cup and tongue t ..read more

It’s been a good year for Air Max 1 fans. On top of the usual GR colorways, we’ve gotten a pretty steady stream of high-heat reissues and collabs, from the HUF Air Max 1 to the impending Jacquemus Air Max 1 collection. If you fell in love with the 1986 model on the back of more simplified looks, this one’s for you; a women’s exclusive AM1 is coming soon with a traditional blend of off-white and “Night Maroon.” Slightly tinting the iconic “Sport Red” outfit, bright red turns down to the titular “Night Maroon” while the neutral grey quarter panel instead switches to sandy “Phantom.” Maintaining ..read more

No disrespect to Comme des Garcons Homme Plus, but the proper retro release of the Air Max Sunder is finally here. The “Canyon Gold” colorway finally returned to stores earlier in July, but we’ve got a look at another gold-associated release that takes the highest platform on the podium with ease. Here’s a look at the Nike Air Max Sunder “Metallic Gold”, featuring a metallic overlay above a black base. There’s always an attitude of elegance that comes attached with the shiny material, and the Sunder’s no exception despite its edgy appeal and Nike’s marketing efforts attempting to speak to the ..read more