For my latest review I’m covering a general release colourway of the New Balance 1906R which (as of now) is unavailable in North America. This “Harbor Grey” colourway opts for various tones of grey and silver, giving the 1906R an aggressive and sleek vibe. Check out my review to learn more!
New Balance and JJJJound released their second interpretation of the 2002R silhouette, this time made for the winter weather with Gore-Tex! Two colourways released earlier this month, one in “Charcoal”, and the one I’ll be reviewing – the “Pine” colourway. This waterproof version of New Balance’s ever-popular silhouette features black mesh and plush dark green suede that looks good and also is functional!
In today’s video I’m reviewing a pair of the New Balance 990 V6 from the brand’s “Grey Matter” pack. This Made in USA pair features a sail coloured mesh, grey suede and black overlays on one of the newest but most popular silhouettes available for the brand. Check out my detailed review for an in-depth look and to see how they are when worn!
Following a pre-order offered last July, Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance’s latest 860 V2 collaboration finally began landing in consumers’ hands in late January. This three-shoe pack included the pair I’m reviewing today, which is covered in a an off-white coloured mesh with cream synthetic overlays – resulting in a tonal, simple, but easy to wear shoe. Check out my review and let me know if you’re feeling these!
In today’s video I’m reviewing a pair of the New Balance 990 V4 that has already been available overseas but not yet in North America. This Made in USA pair features a sail coloured mesh, grey suede and black overlays on one of my favourite silhouettes offered by the brand. Check out my detailed review for a closer look and to see how they are on feet!
Asics dropped the Earthenware Pack, consisting of two colourways of the Gel-Kayano 14 inspired by earth tones in nature. Today I’m reviewing the “Sage White” colourway, which is crafted using ripstop nylon and synthetic layers in tonal grey shades. Tune into my review and leave your thoughts down below – are you feeling these?
Jordan Brand kicks off 2024 with a new colourway of the iconic Air Jordan 1. This “Yellow Ochre” pair features a mix of tumbled leather, buttery smooth nubuck, in a mix of yellow, sail and black. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they are when on feet! Anyone copping these when they release on January 13th?
Following the protro release of the original “Grinch” Nike Kobe 6 in 2021, Nike Basketball followed it up with a “Reverse Grinch” colourway that released last week. Swapping the original colours, the signature green upper is now red, while red accents and laces are now a vibrant electric green shade. Check out my review of this highly sought after sneaker and let me know if you managed to score a pair for yourself as well!
Continuing on with releasing 2.0 versions of iconic Air Max 1s, Nike recently brought back the “Keep Rippin, Stop Slippin” Air Max 1, originally from 2008. Looking totally different from the OGs, this 2.0 version features hairy black suede, smooth leather, and deep red coloured hits on the lining and embroidery. Is this a worthy sequel to the ’08 classic? Leave your thoughts below!
