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!
Earls Collection, founded by former pro-rugby player Lewis Brown, released their first collaboration with Asics earlier this month. This pair pays homage to Brown’s Maori roots, with almost every single component of this shoe directly tied to the culture. Check out my review for a detailed breakdown of this pair and to see how they are on feet!
Jae Tips is back with his follow up project with Saucony Originals – this time releasing two Grid Shadow 2s in the “What’s The Occasion?” pack. Today I’m reviewing the “Brown” colourway, which is releasing worldwide on December 8th! Watch my review and let me know what you think of them! Too loud, or are these fire?!
London-based, independent sneaker brand, Notwoways (co-founded by YouTuber Callux), recently dropped a brand new colourway of their Model 1 silhouette nicknamed “Mokka”. Featuring the popular brown and cream tones that are ever popular these days, it still retains that signature chunky look that the model is known for. Watch my review to learn more and to see how they are on foot!
UK retailer Size?, recently dropped their exclusive design of the Nike Air Max 1. Featuring earthy tones in a mix of materials like hairy suede, and hemp, these were a must for many Air Max fans around the globe. Check out my review to get a closer look and to see how they look on feet!
Saucony’s “Coffee Pack” consisted of two shoes inspired by two types of coffee. For today’s video, I’ll be reviewing the Shadow 6000 “Cappuccino”. These feature a mix of brown pig suede, beige nubuck and leather panels, and white hits representing the frothy milk. Check out my review to learn more and to see how these look on feet!
Shenzhen-based label, Costs, recently teamed up with Asics to release their special take on the Gel-Lyte III model. Inspired by lychee vines, these have a very natural look to it, crafted using a mix of brown and pale green suedes, along with hemp panels and unique embroidery. Check out my detailed review and drop a comment down below if you are feeling these!
To kick off September, Jordan Brand dropped a brand new colourway of the Air Jordan 1. The “Palomino” colourway is crafted using smooth black leather, and a premium brown coloured nubuck that has a very natural, raw and untreated feel to it. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these Jordans, and let me know if you also picked up a pair for yourself!
Australia’s HAL Studios recently dropped their final of three colourways of the Asics GEL-1130. Inspired by the natural world, this minimalistic colourway draws inspiration from the landscapes of glaciers, with a mix of off-white mesh, suede, and brown leathers. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet. Did you also cop a pair or was this a pass for you?
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