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The perfect Saucony pack has landed for fall! The brand just released the “Sweater Weather” collection, and thanks to Saucony Canada I’ll be reviewing them for you today. The Progrid Paramount offers a more lifestyle oriented model while the Paramount Max is for those looking to look cozy while on their runs. Tune into my video as I break down both of these twos in depth! Which one are you feeling more?
New Balance and Joe Freshgoods’ latest project, “Let’s Get Weird”, was headlined by three colourways of the New Balance 1890 with inspiration being drawn from the style, colours and vibe of rap music videos from the late 90s. Today I’m reviewing two of the three, with both featuring a bold mesh upper with reflective panels and strong black toned accents throughout. Tune into my video for an in-depth review!
With the last few days of 2025 upon us, Concepts dropped a banger with this collaboration with New Balance. This 997, named “Montage”, is inspired by the grunge era of the early 90s, which is when the 997 first debuted. Check out my in-depth review for a detailed breakdown and on feet look. Anyone a fan of these too?
The Nike ACG Izy originally released in the late 90s but finally received its first retro treatment with the release a couple months ago. Over the holidays I picked up this “Khaki” colourway, which has that quintessential winter-hiking shoe look, with a lot more comfort and style. Check out my review to learn more about these!
Dizygotic is an independent sneaker brand that produces shoes inspired by their name – same but different. Their newest Project Alpha colourway is a collab with tennis ball brand, Penn. Nicknamed “Mixmatch”, these are inspired by the bold fashions of early 90s tennis with a mix of washed denim and white canvas. Tune into my video for an in-depth breakdown and on feet look!
Releasing next week is the return of the Nike Air Foamposite One in the original blue colourway. This late 90s basketball shoe was unlike anything seen before, and has stayed a cult classic nearly 30 years later. Check out my review and get an early look before it officially lands in stores!
Just five years after the last retro (that I also happened to review), the Nike Air Tech Challenge II is back in the original “Hot Lava” colourway, as part of Nike’s Cult Classics reissue program. Dropping today, these sold out quickly in North America, but I was lucky enough to find my size in store this morning. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet!
The Nike Air Max Sunder from 1999 is finally back, 25 years later, in its original form! This “Canyon Gold” womens colourway just dropped to much anticipation from fans of this trainer. Featuring an outer spandex sleeve, a nubuck mudguard with reflective details, Phylon midsole and Max Air cushioning stay true to the originals. Check out my review for more info and to see how they look on feet!
Adidas and A Bathing Ape just dropped their latest of many collaborations, this time working together on the 1990s skateboarding shoe model – the Adidas Norton (also called the Adidas Lawsuit or LWST). Changing it up and calling it the “N”, these dropped in late April in two colourways. Check out my video as I review the “Shadow Green” pair, and let me know if this is something you’d rock or not!
