With this year’s Air Max Day now behind us, my latest review covers an Air Max 90 I created through the Nike By You (Nike ID) sneaker customization platform. Paying homage to the 2014 “Air Max Day” Air Max 1s, these were a fitting tribute in my eyes. Check out my review to get a closer look and share your opinions down below!
Dropping in mid-March, we saw the return of the Sacai x Nike LDWaffle, this time replacing the traditional mesh upper with nylon. This all-white pair is the perfect summer sneaker, and a great, versatile option especially for those who missed out on the original five drops in 2019. Check out detailed review to learn more!
One of my favourite pickups of the year so far, the Air Max 1 returned last week paying homage to the city of London, as part of a two-shoe City Pack! With a multi-toned grey and blue upper, these incorporate premium materials and small touches paying tribute to London’s icons. Check out my detailed review for a breakdown and to see how they are on feet!
Bringing back some of the original Dunks in low top form, last week we saw the release of the “Syracuse” Dunk Low. With a clean white and orange upper, these are a very clean pair that has just enough pop to stand out. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
Drawing inspiration from the iconic Atmos Air Max 1 “Safari”, last week we saw the release of the SB Dunk Low version to much anticipation. With a similar design, and with canvas, suede and safari print overlays, these are definitely one of my fave drops of the year so far. Check out my review to see more!
One of the biggest releases of the year finally landed in late February – the Travis Scott x Nike SB Dunk Low. Releasing in limited numbers, these feature various patterns and textures, intertwined to create a one-of-a-kind Dunk worthy of the Cactus Jack moniker. Check out my in-depth review to learn more, and a huge thanks to Unheardofbrand for the W!
Dropping for Valentine’s Day, StrangeLove Skateboards teamed up with Nike SB to release a creative, themed take on the SB Dunk Low! With a velvet and suede upper, the colour scheme on this pair is all about everyone’s favourite lovey dovey holiday, Valentine’s Day! Check out my review to learn more!
To celebrate Easter, Nike SB just dropped their latest Dunk High, in the “Spectrum” colourway. With mismatching left and right shoes featuring pastel suede paneling, these are a great nod to spring! Check out my in-depth review to see more, and share your opinions on these down below!
Originally releasing as a Japan-exclusive in 2001, the Nike Dunk Low “Plum” finally made its return last Friday, nineteen years later. With a soft, suede upper in a combination of purple and red, these are definite beauties and a must for Dunk fans everywhere. Check out my in-depth review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
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