The newest Nike Air Max model has arrived – the Air Max DN. Featuring Dynamic Air technology, it is built to give the wearer a more dynamic feel underfoot, with a massive, two chamber, four tube Air unit in the heel which features two distinct pressure levels. Check out my review of the “Sail / Coconut Milk” colourway which landed this past Air Max Day, 3.26! What do you think about this latest Nike model?
SoleSavy recently brought back a second 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 inspired by the Kith x Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation x New Balance 998 “Chutney”. Check out my review to learn more about this pair that was limited to 275 pairs and sold only to SoleSavy members!
Trophy Room recently dropped their second Air Jordan 1 collaboration, this time reworking the OG Low top model. Inspired by the 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan rookie card, this takes a reverse bred colourway but jazzes it up with a ton of premium materials like soft leather and satin. Check out my review to learn all about it and to see how they are on feet!
Today I’m reviewing the recently released Air Jordan 14 “Flint Grey”. This premium take on the model incorporates genuine suedes in various grey tones. It maintains the lightweight feel and bounciness of Zoom Air that the model always has. Check out my review for an in-depth breakdown and an on feet look!
After releasing the original “White / Red” version of the Air Max 1 last year in “Big Bubble” form, today, Nike dropped its counterpart – the “White / Royal Blue” pair! Built the same, it features white mesh, blue and grey synthetic suede layers, and an extra large Air Bubble in the heel as a nod to the original 1986 production that was quickly scrapped for its 1987 version! Did anyone else pick these up today?
Jordan Brand brought back the “Green Glow” colour scheme, famously used on the 2013 Air Jordan 4, but this time on the Jordan 3 instead. With similar colour blocking to the “Black Cement” 3, this pair differs as it features suede on the tongue, and vibrant green hits throughout the sneaker allowing it to stand out on its own. Check out my review to learn more!
For the first time since its original release in the mid 80s, the Air Jordan 1 Low returned in the “Metallic Navy” colourway. Built in the “85” cut to be as close to the OG run as possible, this pair features smooth white leather, with shiny navy blue hits, staying true to how it was meant to look. Check out my review to learn more and to see how they are on feet! Was this a cop for you?
This past weekend, we saw the newest release from Jordan Brand’s “Craft” or “Handcrafted” series. These Air Jordan 3s are built using a mix of tumbled genuine leather, smooth leathers, and suede layers, in a clean and crisp colour palette with aged accents. Most notably, it also incorporates both Nike Air and Jumpman branding on the heel. Watch my review to learn more about this pair and to see how they are on feet!
Continuing Jordan Brand’s Reimagined series is the upcoming release of the “Bred” Air Jordan 4. Swapping the durabuck for a plush leather instead, the shape is also tweaked to be closer to the original 1989 shape with improved comfort and fit. These release on February 17th in full family sizing, but check out my video first before you scoop up a pair for yourself!
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