With a couple weeks left in the year, Undefeated didn’t hold back, dropping two colourways of the Air Max 95 in collaboration with Nike. Inspired by their Air Max 97 drop from 2017, this year’s pack released in Black and Sail, and today I’m reviewing the latter of the two. Tune into my video for an in-depth breakdown and on feet look. Who grabbed a pair of these earlier this week?
Taiwan-based retailer, Invincible, launched their newest Asics collab back in October. This project reimagines the Gel-Nimbus 10.1 in subtle mismatching fashion, with grey mesh, suede and leather featured prominently, while accents of blue and red act as a nod to the two’s first collab on the Gel-Lyte III from 2015. Check out my in-depth review for a (late) but complete breakdown of this pair!
New Balance and Joe Freshgoods dropped their latest project – two colourways of the Abzorb 2010 model. I picked up one of the two, “Bag Lady”, which features a mesh upper, boucle fabric overlays, and reflective hits, all in a wearable colour palette. Check out my review for a detailed breakdown and to see these on feet! How are y’all feeling about these?
Up There’s reputation of strong collaborations continues, this time dropping a New Balance 991 V2. This pair takes a subtle approach, with black mesh, premium black leather, reflective 3M panels, and tiny pops of green. A gum rubber outsole completes the look alongside three different lace options. Check out my review for a closer look and thanks to Up There for sending these over my way!
Danielle Cathari’s run as Creative Director for Kith Women was wrapped up with the release of the “Reverse” New Balance 991 V2. This flips the colours of her previous 991 V2 collab from 2024, featuring a green mesh, with lush brown suede and reflective panels atop. Check out my review of these beauties and to see how they look on feet!
Five years after they first retroed, Jordan Brand is bringing back the “Black Cat” Air Jordan 4. This year’s version features a genuine nubuck upper, with blacked out details including a plastic heel tab now with Nike Air branding. Check out my video for an in-depth breakdown!
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?
Jordan Brand continues their incredible run with retroing beloved Air Jordan 12 colourways. This time, it’s the return of the “Taxi” pair, which originally released in ’96, and was last seen twelve years ago. Utilizing a mix of genuine white tumbled leather, black textured leather overlays, and gold and red hits, these are a must for any AJ12 fan. Check out my review for a closer look!
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