The original “Tianjin” Foamposite dropped exclusively in Asia back in 2015 – making it reach astronomical levels of resell prices. 11 years later and Nike has brought out its sequel which I’m reviewing for you all today. This 2.0 version features brighter, whiter tones, but still retains its essence with Chinese artwork features on the foam shell. Tune into my review for an in-depth look at this beautiful pair and future classic!
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Two pink-focused colourways of the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low dropped at the end of May, and today I’m reviewing the “Shy Pink” pair. This low top features an upper built out of nubuck and tumbled leathers, in various shades of cream and pink. Cactus Jack and Jumpman co-branding share the spotlight as well. Check out my review for a closer look and let me know if you managed to snag a pair of these for yourself!
Coinciding with the re-opening of Kith’s West Hollywood flagship store, the brand linked up with New Balance to release four Made in USA pairs, including the one I’m reviewing today. The 990 V4 in “Dusty Mauve” is built using a mesh base, pigskin suede overlays, and reflective details – all in a mature and wearable colour palette. Check out my in-depth review for a proper breakdown and to see them on feet!
The Nike JA 3 just dropped this incredible collection, themed after the Jurassic Park film franchise. One of the pairs that released is this “Explorer” colourway, which features the iconic green, red and yellow tones seen on the movie’s Ford Explorers. Tune into this review for a casual user’s perspective on one of the best Nike Basketball releases of the year!
The Virgil Abloh Archive brought back an Air Jordan 1 from 2018 that was originally a European exclusive. This 2026 features the same deconstucted look as its predecessor, this time with icy blue mesh along with the smooth white leather panels. Tune into my review for a complete breakdown and to see what this pair looks like on feet. Who else got lucky and hit for retail?
Air Max Day 2026 was headlined by two Air Max 95s that Nike collaborated on with the University of Oregon’s Ducks of a Feather brand. One of the two, “Lumber Yard”, is inspired by the timber heritage and lumber industry of the Pacific Northwest. These feature genuine suede layers that have embossed woodgrain on them for thematic effect. Check out my review of one of best Air Maxes of the year so far!
Saucony Canada hooked me up with their upcoming collab with 3Sixteen. Releasing later this month on March 12/13 will be two colourways of the Progrid Guide 7 (stylized for this collab as the v7.3s), including this “Graphite” pair I’m reviewing today. Tune into my review to see how they took a performance runner and made it elevated for lifestyle consumption! Anyone have these on their radar?
Union LA, Fragment Design and Jordan Brand made shockwaves releasing three colourways of the Air Jordan 1. For today’s video I’m reviewing the “Black / Varsity Red” pair, which incorporates the upper of the beloved “Chicago” AJ1 with the bottom half of the “Fragment 1” from 2014. Check out my review for a closer look at all the details and to see them on feet. You’ll have another chance at grabbing these for retail on February 26th!
New Balance’s newest silhouette is here – the 1890. This model just debuted as a collaboration with Action Bronson who dropped two colourways. Today I’ll be reviewing the “Hornet Tusk” pair, which incorporates more premium materials like genuine white leather and golden yellow suede. What do you all think about this newest lifestyle model from NB?
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