Nike dropped this “Houseflies” pack for Halloween, which consisted of an Air Force 1 Low and these – the Air Max 95. Dressed in all-black leather, it incorporates flies all throughout, along with neon hits on the tongue and Air units. Tune into my review for a comprehensive look and to see how they are on feet. Happy Halloween!
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Dress shoes just levelled up! Saucony teamed up with Engineered Garments to release two colourways of the Shadow Original Wingtip – a dress shoe / sneaker hybrid that utilizes full grain leather in the Shadow style, for a perfect blend of two worlds. Check out my review of both colourways that dropped, and a huge thank you to the Saucony Canada family for sending these over!
Japanese label, WTAPS, just dropped their newest New Balance collaboration. This time it’s their take on a new model – the Abzorb 2010. This pair incorporates grey and military green tones of mesh, suede, and synthetic layers. Check out my video for an in-depth breakdown of this fall-ready sneaker. Who else copped?
The legendary “Tokyo” Air Jordan 5 from 2011 is back! This incredibly limited pair first dropped over a decade ago, and was a Japan-exclusive that dropped to celebrate the T23 basketball tournament sponsored by Jordan Brand. Fast forward to a few weeks ago, and they returned in all its glory. Tune into my review for an in-depth breakdown and to see how bold they are on feet!
Earlier this month, Kith opened its doors to its newest flagship location, this time in Chicago. To celebrate, they released a World’s Fair collection with Asics, which included four colourways of the Gel-Lyte III model. Today I’m reviewing all of the colourways which represent nations that have hosted a world’s fair in years past. Check out my video to learn more about each and let me know which one you are feeling most!
Action Bronson dropped his newest project with New Balance, for the first time reimagining the beloved 992 model. This “Tiger Eye” pair has a distinct fall flavour, with brown suede, fiery orange mesh, and blue and black tones. Tune into my review for an in-depth breakdown and to see how these look on feet!
Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance ended 2024 with a pre-order of one of their dopest collabs yet. This gorgeous 993 draws inspiration from the bespoke ALD Porsche 993 Turbo, and it exudes that same luxury with premium materials like soft suede and a genuine leather collar. Check out my review of one of my fave releases of the year and let me know what you all think!
As if 2025 couldn’t get crazier, Nike and Tom Sachs officially dropped the Mars Yard 3.0, the third iteration of the NikeCraft outer space inspired sneaker. This pair retains the soul of the first two in the familiar colour scheme but adopts some upgrades including added overlays for durability and a carbon fibre shank plate. Watch my video for a complete breakdown of one of the biggest sneakers of the year!
Nike SB did the unthinkable, releasing this retooled version of the Air Max 95, made for performance in mind. This runner turned skateboard shoe features the classic look of the 95 runner, but incorporates subtle changes like a softer upper, wider fit, and lower to the ground feel. Check out my review of one of the hottest releases of the year to learn more!
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