The pace of newly surfaced Nike KD 17 colorways is gaining steam. This latest design sits alongside other “Producer Pack” pairs with a nod to Metro Boomin, particularly his 2022 album “Heroes & Villains” and the “Hearts On Fire” merchandise that’s been released surrounding it. We’ve already seen the KD 17 wear makeup honoring Bink! and The Alchemist, and now this pair marries KD’s pastime with his signature shoes even further. The shoes feature a stormy “Atomic Violet” and “Hyper Grape” print complete with lightning bolts at the base, overlaid by clear TPU structures that allow it to shine ..read more

Kevin Durant’s wingspan has allowed him to reach beyond the game, employing his influential outreach to usher in a new wave of athletes such as Chet Holmgren while also dabbling in what keeps the wheels turning off the court. It’s no mystery that KD loves music; just two months ago, he was featured in Stalley “Scared Money” laying down some impressive verses, but he’s also allowed his Nike KD signature shoe line to spotlight some of his producers in the game. For the Nike KD 17, that collaborative endeavor continues. We already saw the KD 17 “Bink”, an homage to the legendary beat-maker best k ..read more

Things just keep coming up Ant. On top of securing a 2-0 lead against the Phoenix Suns, Anthony Edwards shoes have never been in a better place, the adidas AE1 Low revealed to widespread acclaim. Ensuring that the original mid-cut isn’t forgotten, we’re getting an initial look at the upcoming “Pink Multi-Color” edition set to release later this year. As we’ve seen with the greyscale “MX Charcoal” pair previewed in February, adidas isn’t afraid of employing the trademark marbled pattern first introduced via the Yeezy line. It certainly goes in a much more colorful direction here, though, evokin ..read more

Anthony Edwards caught sneakerheads by surprise when he debuted the adidas AE1 Low just before the NBA playoffs, and if this pair is any indication, newly surfaced colorways will most definitely spark extreme hype. The AE1 Low follows the same formula as the Mid, only with less mesh up top to produce the lower height. The cage and heel structures appear untouched, and the first few colorways have stuck to the same split top/bottom color blocking that’s been consistent on nearly all Mids to date. These modifications amount to a price reduction down to $110. Far and away the most notable feature ..read more

With our exclusive look at the Jordan Luka 3 last week, Doncic’s signature line is now in an interesting place. Though the 3rd edition isn’t available just yet, the life cycle of the Luka 2 is confirmed to only last a little bit longer. We’ll enjoy the silhouette for as long as it’s still in the spotlight though, especially when its rolling out looks like the upcoming Jordan Luka 2 “Bright Mango.” The titular coral color engulfs the upper of this shoe, twisting into a bright tangerine at the vamp as the marbled pattern comes clearer into focus. Though Luka’s model has worn bright colors before ..read more

The introduction of the Nike Zoom LeBron NXXT Gen speaks to just how central The King’s product line is to Nike Basketball. After minting the “Soldier” series to provide a more cost-minded alternative to his true signature line, the NXXT Gen model creates a third vertical under The Kid From Akron’s name. With images of the LeBron 21 “James Gang” emerging over the weekend, the off-shoot silhouette is also getting in on the action. Consistent with its mainline sibling’s edition, the Nike Zoom LeBron NXXT Gen AMPD gets dipped entirely in red, a comprehensive heel to toe look that in the context o ..read more

With the sports world turning their attention to the start of the NBA playoffs, adidas took advantage of the extra eyeballs this weekend. They took the chance to debut three new models for three of their signature athletes: Donovan Mitchell’s adidas D.O.N. Issue #6, Damian Lillard’s adidas Dame 9 and the all-new adidas AE1 Low. The adidas D.O.N. Issue #6 was first up chronologically, a fortuitous scheduling opportunity for easily the most colorful shoe on display. Given how the other included models mirror the myriad of vibrant shades featured here, this is where you can spot the overarching t ..read more

The success of the Nike “Greater Than” products continues to surpass expectations, the models that comprise the line proving to be some of the most popular in-line NIke Basketball offerings in recent memory. Among the three, the Cut remains the most widely adopted, a trend sure to continue with the latest “Cool Grey” rendition. The palette is understated yet still classically effective, hits of black dotting a predominantly “Cool Grey” upper, closing out with a swatch of cloudy translucent white stretching from the outsole. Though all three models have spotlighted recent Nike Basketball tech ..read more

The NBA Playoffs always has King James seeing red. That said, this upcoming Nike LeBron 21 should be a perfect colorway for the star Laker to rock as he begins his chase for a fifth NBA title, but there’s more of a heartfelt back-story to this rather aggressive looking release. This upcoming May drop is the latest in the “James Gang” series of Nike LeBron footwear. While it took a brief hiatus from the signature line (it last appeared in the Nike LeBron 18), the Swoosh has gone back to this thematic by selecting a monochromatic Gym Red upper and exposed Flywire cable system with a mild contras ..read more

adidas and Anthony Edwards are stepping on the gas for the Playoffs, revealing the all-new AE1 Low in yet another audacious ad campaign that proves they’re not ducking any smoke and creating it at the same time. Based on the quick teaser in the Instagram video posted by Anthony and adidas Basketball, the AE1 Low looks very similar to the AE1, but modified to have a lower cut. The exterior foam web-like cage appears to be untouched, leaving the “Low” responsibility to the shortened ankle. With the final Playoffs picture finally set, it’s now a road to the Finals for Ant-Man and the Minnesota Ti ..read more