The second shoe of Nike’s Air Max 1 City Pack has arrived! I picked up the “Amsterdam” colourway recently, which is the warmer-toned counterpart to the “London” pair I recently reviewed. With beige, tan and khaki hits throughout, these are a nod to the amazing capital city of The Netherlands. Check out my review to learn more!
The latest Yeezy Boost 380 to drop finally landed in late-March with the “Mist” colourway! Similar to the “Alien” pair that debuted a few months back, this one has a warmer, beige-based Primeknit upper with hits of grey, blue and brown to accent it! Check out my in-depth review for a closer look and let me know how you feel about these down below!
I’m coming to you with a back-to-back review of my Air Force 1s from Nike By You! This time, I created a Black Snakeskin pair that draws inspiration from the classic Supreme Nike SB Dunk. Check out my video to learn more, and to see how these look on feet!
Dropping in mid-March, we saw the return of the Sacai x Nike LDWaffle, this time replacing the traditional mesh upper with nylon. This all-white pair is the perfect summer sneaker, and a great, versatile option especially for those who missed out on the original five drops in 2019. Check out detailed review to learn more!
The Air Jordan 1 High Zoom “Racer Blue” dropped in mid-March, in a very clean white, grey and blue colour palette. Most notably, these include a full length Zoom Air unit for an incredible upgrade in cushioning. Check out my detailed review to learn more, and to see how they look on feet!
Watch my review of the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom “Fearless” here: https://youtu.be/zSql29IqyOw
Part of the Air Jordan 1 City Pack, the “Milan” inspired Air Jordan 1 Mid is one of the nicest mid-cut Jordan 1s I’ve seen in a while! With a truly luxurious look to it, these are constructed in a wide range of materials in warm coloured tones. Check out my detailed review to learn more!
Originally releasing in 2006 and known to be the late Steve Jobs’ sneaker of choice, the New Balance 992 finally released again in mid-March! In the classic all grey colourway, these are made in the US and feature premium suede, leather and mesh atop a chunky Abzorb midsole for comfort. Check out my in-depth review for a closer look – and share your thoughts down below!
Bringing back some of the original Dunks in low top form, last week we saw the release of the “Syracuse” Dunk Low. With a clean white and orange upper, these are a very clean pair that has just enough pop to stand out. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
Drawing inspiration from the iconic Atmos Air Max 1 “Safari”, last week we saw the release of the SB Dunk Low version to much anticipation. With a similar design, and with canvas, suede and safari print overlays, these are definitely one of my fave drops of the year so far. Check out my review to see more!
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