The newest colourway of the NikeCraft x Tom Sachs General Purpose Shoe arrived last week. This “Bricolage” colourway pays homage to Sachs’ design ethos of creating something by repurposing only what’s at hand. The result is a very wearable colourway that is sure to get lots of burn in my rotation. Check out my in-depth review and let me know if you’re a fan of this colourway too!
Nike continues their “Greedy” line of the Air Max 95 with this recent release for Air Max Day 2026. Utilizing the “Big Bubble” version of the AM95, the “Greedy” colourway adopts a mismatch of colours taken from past iconic colourways of the sneaker. Check out my full review for a closer look and to see how I pull off this colourful sneaker on foot!
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, “The Woods”, is inspired by the forests and natural landscape of the Pacific Northwest, with shaggy green suede layers, moss-like overlays, and more. Check out my review of one of the year’s best drops!
One of the most famous Nike shoes ever made is back once more. The “Neon” Air Max 95 has retroed countless times throughout its history, but next week they return (following a limited 2025 drop) in “Big Bubble” form, returning its look to its roots. Tune into my review to take a look at this year’s retro and to see how they look on feet! Who’s copping?
I finally got my hands on the most cushioned shoe in Nike’s revamped Road Running line, the Vomero Premium, which features 2 inches of ZoomX foam sandwiching two large Zoom Air units in the midsole. Today I’m reviewing the white and bright crimson colour from a casual user’s perspective. Enjoy the video and let me know what you all think!
Nike kicked off the new year with innovation. Introducing Nike Mind tech, today I’m reviewing the Mind 001, a mule meant for pre and post athletic activity with foam nodes underfoot that are meant to hit pressure points on the wearer’s foot to promote focus, calm, and mindfulness. Tune into my video to see if this is all just marketing, or if it actually proves effective!
Though not an original colour from 1985, the Air Jordan 1 Low “Chicago” utilizes arguably the silhouette’s most recognizable colour scheme. First dropping back in 2016, this Saturday, Jordan Brand is bringing them back. Tune into my video for a detailed breakdown of this retro version, and to see how they look on feet. Who else is excited for these when they release November 15th?
Stranger Things’ final season is celebrated with these special edition Nike Dunks that look straight from the 80s. Utilizing an aged appearance with cracked leather and discolouration, this is a must have for fans of the show. Check out my in-depth review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet!
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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