To celebrate the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Nike SB released the “Electric Pack” which is headlined by the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro. Also nicknamed the “Olympic Safari” pack, these feature the iconic Nike safari print on the upper, with black leather and suede hits along with bright blue laces to add some pop. Check out my review and see how they are on feet!
The Whitaker Group continued their ongoing partnership with New Balance, releasing two pairs of the 1906U under the collection called “Willful Bias”. Today I’m reviewing one of those two pairs – the “Electric Teal / Steel” colourway which features a futuristic colour palette with metallic silver, blue, and teal tones. Check out my review to learn more about these!
The Whitaker Group continued their ongoing partnership with New Balance, releasing two pairs of the 1906U under the collection called “Willful Bias”. Today I’m reviewing one of those two pairs – the “Sand Dune / Shadow Grey” colourway which features a neutral palette in a mix of a knitted upper, suede and leather overlays and more. Check out my review to learn more about these!
End and Saucony recently teamed up to release this beautiful homage to the legendary Loch Ness Monster in Scotland. Designing this Progrid Triumph 4 to incorporate dark blue mesh, hairy suede layers and textured nubuck akin to Nessie’s scales – these are a beautiful example of a creative but well thought out collab. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how they are on feet!
I’m back today reviewing not one, but two general release colourways of Asics’ Gel-Quantum 360 VIII model. The latest under the Gel-Quantum banner, this model was introduced earlier this year, and these are two of the colourways which I picked up recently. Check out my detailed review and on feet look of these beauties!
Action Bronson and New Balance have linked up again to release three colourways of the 1906R. After a limited release on his website, on July 12th there was a wider drop which included this “Medusa Azul” colourway. These are crafted out of mesh, with reflective overlays in various tones of blue and tan accents. Tune into my review of this in-demand colourway and leave your opinions down below! Anyone manage to grab these for retail?
The Nike Air Max Sunder from 1999 is finally back, 25 years later, in its original form! This “Canyon Gold” womens colourway just dropped to much anticipation from fans of this trainer. Featuring an outer spandex sleeve, a nubuck mudguard with reflective details, Phylon midsole and Max Air cushioning stay true to the originals. Check out my review for more info and to see how they look on feet!
Australian-based boutique, Up There, released their third collaboration with Asics – this time tackling the Gel-Terrain model. Inspired by the colours of the Australian bush in autumn, this pair features a mesh upper, fuse overlays, trail-inspired laces and lace lock, and even custom carabiners attached to the tongue. Check out my review of these beauties, and big thank you to Up There for sending these over to me!
JJJJound is back with another take on Adidas’ Samba model. This time though, it ditches the “Made in Germany” fiasco, but this Vietnam-made pair is arguably just as nice. Crafted out of a hairy tan suede, it’s complimented with brown accents throughout. Anyone out there pick up a pair of these also?
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