Originally a CO.JP Japanese-exclusive drop in 2001, twenty years later Nike brought back the “3M Snake” Air Force 1 Low! This iconic pair features premium black leather, reflective overlays and the signature faux snakeskin swoosh! Check out my review for a detailed look and share your thoughts down below!
Patta’s second collaboration with New Balance dropped in January, this time on the 991 model. Done in a “Dusty Pink / Light Petrol” colour mix, this made in UK pair has the perfect muted colour combination. Check out my review for a closer look, and share your thoughts on these down below! Was this a cop or drop?
Originally released in 2000, the Stussy collab with Nike on the Air Huarache “Desert Oak” made its return 21 years later. Releasing alongside the “Dark Olive” colourway, these dropped just ahead of Valentine’s Day, and I managed to take a W at the Stussy Toronto store. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these and drop a comment down below to share your thoughts!
One of the most anticipated shoes so far of 2021, the original “Neutral Grey” colourway of the Air Jordan 1 high finally returns tomorrow, February 10th. Last seen in 1985, these are crafted in the remastered “85” form, which Nike claims is a closer reproduction to the original Air Jordan 1 silhouette than its normal retro releases. Check out my in-depth review to get a closer look and let me know if you plan to try for these tomorrow morning!
Celebrating the upcoming Lunar New Year, the New Balance 920 returns in a bold red and gold upper to ring in the Year of the Ox. This Made in England pair was a limited release and features premium materials with small touches throughout as a nod to the upcoming holiday. Let me know how you like these down in the comments below!
The quintessential Adidas 80s basketball shoe has returned! The Forum 84 High was retroed in “OG” form in late December, featuring the signature white and blue look. Worn famously by Michael Jordan during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic trails, these were the Three Stripes’ marquee basketball sneaker of that era. Check out my review to learn more about its history and for a detailed look and breakdown!
Releasing last week, the Adidas Yeezy Boost 700 returned in a bright, bold “Sun” colourway. Looking like a yellowed-out version of the original Wave Runner pair, these incorporate vibrant tones including yellow and orange for a very eye catching look. Check out my review and let me know down below how you feel about them!
Quietly releasing a few weeks back on Nike.ca, the Air Max 95 Premium in “Grain / Coconut” definitely could pass for a Stussy collaboration! Despite being a general release, these incorporate the same beige tones, while incorporating a mix of suede, burlap, mesh, and leather. Check out my review for a closer look and let me know if you’re feeling these down below!
This highly anticipated pair is set to drop in late February, but I’m here today with an early review of the “Taupe Haze” Air Jordan 4s! Gaining a lot of buzz because of its similarities to the Travis Scott Air Jordan 4 Friends & Family release, these incorporate a mix of premium suede, mesh and cracked leather in a versatile tan-hued shade. Check out my detailed review to learn more and comment down below if you’re planning on picking these up when they drop next month!
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