Closing out the year, Off-White & Nike have teamed up once again to drop a set of two Air Force 1 Low colourways. Of the two, I was a bigger fan of the super loud “Volt” version that is sure to turn heads everywhere! Be sure to watch my in-depth review to get a better look and let me know how you feel about them down below!
Nike recently dropped a series of sneakers in collaboration with Carhartt WIP. My fave of the pack was the Air Max 95, constructed in a variety of materials like ripstop nylon, canvas, and wool. Check out my latest review to see all the intricate details of this shoe, and share your thoughts below!
Earlier this month, Diamond Supply Co. and Nike collaborated once again as a follow up to the iconic “Tiffany” SB Dunk from the mid-2000s, with the release of three new SB Dunk Low colourways. My fave of the trio, the “White Diamond” is the subject of my latest sneaker review. Check out how clean these are and take a closer look at all the details! Where do you rank these among the three?
The original, the first, the pioneer of Air! My latest review covers the retro of the Air Tailwind, the first Nike sneaker to ever incorporate Air-Sole cushioning! Remade to be as true to the original 1979 release as possible, these are a must-have for any Nike or sneaker enthusiast, period!
The fourth installment of the partnership between Kendrick Lamar and Nike saw the Cortez Kenny IV drop a few weeks ago, this time with a twist. Constructed as a Cortez Slip, these were inspired by traditional house slippers! Check out my detailed review and let me know if you’re feeling the changes made to the classic Cortez!
Nike Sportswear continues riding the success of the React Element 87 with the release of a trifecta of colourways this past week. My favourite of the three is the “Blue Chill / Solar Red” colourway that is the first to feature a blacked out React foam midsole. Check out my latest review to learn more!
Watch my review of the “Sail” & “Anthracite” React Element 87 here: https://youtu.be/qJmjm6DUsjY
The sixteenth signature sneaker for LeBron James dropped last month, and my latest review covers all aspects of it. Taking elements from the LeBron 15 but retooled for arguably better performance, take a deeper look at the “Fresh Bred” colourway and judge for yourself!
UK retailer, Size? teamed up with Nike to release a “Dusk Till Dawn” pack, featuring the classic Nike Air Max 180 alongside the subject of today’s review – the Air Max 1. Coloured in bright blue tones reminiscent of a sunrise, these are a great addition to my Air Max collection. Shout out to Size? for sending these over!
Following the success of the React Element 87, Nike Sportswear has brought back a more budget-friendly version, with the React Element 55. Featuring a less premium upper, but with the same comfortable React Foam technology, these are a great option for those who aren’t able to get their hands on the 87s!
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