Kith x New Balance 2011 “Green Leaf” Review

Kith celebrates their 15th anniversary by joining up with New Balance to drop a brand new model – the 2011. This pair was part of a launch collection of four colourways, designed by Ronnie Fieg and NB’s Sam Pearce. It’s built using a mix of premium suedes and nubucks, and is covered in various green shades – a perfect tie in to the launch campaign centered around Kith’s growth over the last fifteen years. Tune into my review for a complete break down and on feet look!

A-Feeling x Saucony Progrid Paramount “The Science of Wow!” Review

The Progrid Paramount was launched in ’07 as a performance runner – but Saucony has brought it back in 2026 as a lifestyle model. This particular pair is a joint project with A-Feeling, coming from the mind of Drew_Bar (formerly of Bodega). Check out this gorgeous colourway and learn more about this model – as I’m sure Saucony will be launching a ton of colourways throughout the year!

Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Slate” (2026) Review

One of the original colourways of the Nike Air Max 95 recently returned in “Big Bubble” form. The OG “Slate” colour dropped back in May in all its glory – white mesh and leather, leather panels in a blue gradient finish, and emerald hits to finish the look. Watch my video for an in-depth look and to see how good these are on feet. Comment below if you scooped up a pair for yourself.

PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Cryoshot CTR 360 “South Korea” Review

With the 2026 World Cup underway, Nike dropped a massive seven nation collection headlined by their Cryoshot shoes, which took legendary football cleats and turned them into everyday wearable shoes by encasing them in clear TPU casing. Today’s video reviews the best of the bunch which is the South Korea pair collaborated on by PEACEMINUSONE. Tune into the vid for a complete breakdown and to see these on feet. Anyone else luck out on these too?

Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG “Phantom / Pine Green” Review

Earlier this month, Jordan Brand released a new colourway of the Air Jordan 1 Low. This pair mixes nubuck with cracked leather, along with a textured green Swoosh and a gum rubber outsole to complete the look. Though they’re not hyped, it’s still a well done pair that surprisingly features good materials for its price. Check out my review for a complete breakdown!

Nike Air Foamposite One “Tianjin 2.0” Review

The original “Tianjin” Foamposite dropped exclusively in Asia back in 2015 – making it reach astronomical levels of resell prices. 11 years later and Nike has brought out its sequel which I’m reviewing for you all today. This 2.0 version features brighter, whiter tones, but still retains its essence with Chinese artwork features on the foam shell. Tune into my review for an in-depth look at this beautiful pair and future classic!

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG SP “Shy Pink” Review

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Two pink-focused colourways of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low dropped at the end of May, and today I’m reviewing the “Shy Pink” pair. This low top features an upper built out of nubuck and tumbled leathers, in various shades of cream and pink. Cactus Jack and Jumpman co-branding share the spotlight as well. Check out my review for a closer look and let me know if you managed to snag a pair of these for yourself!

Hidden NY x Asics Gel-Kinetic 2.0 “White / Castle Rock” Review

Hidden NY continued their partnership with Asics releasing their take on the Gel-Kinetic 2.0 earlier this month. This new model from Asics is a unique silhouette with a white mesh upper, FF Blast+ foam, Scutoid Gel cushioning and more. It also draws inspiration from mid 80s Macintosh-drawn artwork. Watch my video for a closer look and let me know how you all feel about this release!