Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Nike Air Structure returned earlier this week in its original colourway. The Structure line was made for runners who overpronate, and has remained a cult classic after all these years. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to get a closer look!
Dropping this past Air Max Day, the Nike Air Max 1 “Evolution of Icons” celebrates the legendary Air Max silhouettes that came before it in this mismatching “What The” styled shoe. Taking components of iconic colourways of past Air Max models like the “Infrared” Air Max 90, “Neon” Air Max 95, and “Silver Bullet” Air Max 97, these are a great pair to celebrate 34 years of Air Max. Check out my review to learn about all the details that went into this pair!
The original “Scream Green” Air Huarache, which debuted in 1991, is back! Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Huarache is one of the most iconic silhouettes in Nike’s history, and definitely one of the most comfortable even to this day. Check out my review of this retro version and let me know if this is a model you’d mess with or not!
My second Nike Overbreak pickup is the Undercover collaboration in the “Overcast / Sail” colourway! Releasing earlier this month, this collab with the Japanese label is done in a clean colour palette of off-white and cream tones. Check out my review to learn more about them and leave your thoughts down below!
Nike SB recently released a special Dunk Low paying homage to the Sony VX1000 Camcorder which has been popular with skateboarders since the mid 90s. This pair was sold only in skate shops in Asia and Europe, and incorporate subtle nods to the 90s video recording technology. Check out my review for a closer look and share your opinions down below!
My latest review covers the Nike Air Force 1 “Popcorn”. These themed shoes incorporate a premium tumbled leather upper that looks like buttered kernels, with white and red accents for a very clean and wearable look. Check out my detailed review and on feet look and let me know if you are feeling these!
The Nike Overbreak is one of the most interesting new silhouettes from Nike. Combining an old school upper with an organic and alien-looking React midsole, these are truly a love it or hate it shoe. This colourway is similar to the beloved Tom Sachs x Mars Yard sneaker, and my latest review covers all the details you need to know! Are you feeling these or not?
One of the biggest drops of the year has arrived! The latest Supreme x Nike SB Dunk released in four colours last week, and my latest review is covering the “Hyper Blue” colourway! Inspired by Supreme’s 2003 SB Dunk High, these adopt a similar style with gold stars on the side and croc skin leather uppers. Check out my video and let me know which of the four colours was your fave!
The Nike Dunk Low “City Market” is one of the wildest Dunk designs in a while! Constructed out of a variety of materials and colours, these mimic the look of vendor bags at your local market. Check out my detailed review to see all the intricacies of this pair and leave a comment down below to let me know what you think about them!
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