The incredibly popular “Dark Mocha” Air Jordan 1, which dropped first in 2020 as a high top, returns later this week as a Low. Featuring the same look with a sail leather base, black leather overlays and dark mocha coloured nubuck, these are the perfect shoe to wear in the fall months ahead!
Last month, New Balance dropped a series of city exclusive colourways of their 991 V2 silhouette. Each pair is regional specific, like the “Yellow” pair I’m reviewing today which was an Asia-Pacific exclusive sold only in Melbourne and Seoul. Check out my in-depth review and on feet look and let me know which of this pack was your fave!
On Sept 20, Jae Tips is globally launching his newest Saucony collab, called “To-Do List”. Consisting of two pairs of ProGrid Omni 9, today I’m reviewing the Tan / Pink pair, which features a mix of tan meshes, blue and red accents, and translucent TPU layers. Check out my review and drop your thoughts on these down below! Anyone going for these next week?
SoleSavy recently brought back a third colourway of their custom SS1 silhouette, manufactured by Garrixon Studios in Philadelphia. Utilizing genuine Air Jordan 1 soles, the upper is built from the ground up using premium materials, with a colour palette paying homage to the Doernbecher Freestyle program. This program is set to celebrate their 20th anniversary and a portion of the proceeds from the sales of these shoes are to be donated to Doernbecher directly! Check out my review to learn more about this pair that was limited to 250 pairs and sold only to SoleSavy members!
Nike SB’s Fall 2024 line includes these SB Dunk Lows, inspired by the French food of escargot (or snails). This unique pair features a blend of materials like a green textile, textured beige leathers, and metallic silver leather touches. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet! Who else picked these up as well?
Joe Freshgood’s latest New Balance project, “Prom to Paris”, features two monochromatic 990 V6s. Today, I’m reviewing one of the two, the “Paris Red” colourway which covers the entire sneaker with bold and striking shades of red in a mix of materials like genuine suede and mesh. Check out my review and let me know if you are a fan of this latest limited collaboration or not!
Teddy Santis’ Season 6 collection of New Balance Made in USA is almost here. Today I’m giving you an early review of one of the debut pairs, the 990 V6 in “Castlerock / Moonrock”. These beauties feature dark grey suede, reflective panels and a beige mesh and midsole. Check out my review for an in-depth look and to see how they are on feet! Anyone copping these when they drop next week?
New Balance’s newest variation on their 1906 model is here – the 1906A. This version takes the tradition components of the upper and warps them, like overhanging N-Lock straps, and panels that are seemingly coming off the shoe’s upper. Check out my review of this “Tech Explosion” release and let me know how you’re feeling this version!
Concepts just released this special edition take on the New Balance 1906 called “Hours and Days”, which pays homage to its 2012 “SEAL” collab on the 999 model. Featuring a mesh base with a variety of overlays in different materials, textures and colours, these still channel the soul of the SEAL 999 even though it’s on a brand new silhouette over a decade later. Check out my review for all the information you need to know!
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