A classic from 2001 has returned with the “Mocha” Air Jordan 3 Retro. Dropping this past weekend, these don’t carry the same level of hype as other releases but is considered a classic by OGs alike. Check out my latest review to take a closer look, and share your thoughts down below!
The original, the first, the pioneer of Air! My latest review covers the retro of the Air Tailwind, the first Nike sneaker to ever incorporate Air-Sole cushioning! Remade to be as true to the original 1979 release as possible, these are a must-have for any Nike or sneaker enthusiast, period!
Despite missing the actual date, Nike released an Easter-inspired Air Force 1 in a very unique patchwork fashion. These feature a wide variety of materials and textures on the upper in a spring-appropriate pastel colour scheme! Check out my latest review to see more!
The Air Max 97 CR7 is inspired by the upbringing of football/soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo where his mother would continuously patch up any holes on the one shoe he used on the pitch. Dressed in a bold red colour scheme as a nod to his Portuguese roots, these were a limited drop that sold out on the first day of release. Check out my latest review to judge for yourself!
As if February didn’t have enough heat releases, we ended the month with the re-release of the Nike Flyknit Trainer in the much loved “Black / White”, or “Oreo” colourway. Always being a fan favourite, these Trainers released almost identical to its OG form and it was to no surprise that they flew off the shelves on the very first day. Check out my latest review and see how they look on feet!
This past January, Nike Sportswear brought back the iconic Air Huarache true to its original form with this quickstrike release in the Game Royal and Dynamic Pink colourway. Check out my latest review and hear in my own words why grabbing this pair was a no brainer! Grab your pair today in Canada from select boutiques like Capsule or Exclucity!
Sean Go 