New Balance and Joe Freshgoods’ latest project, “Let’s Get Weird”, was headlined by three colourways of the New Balance 1890 with inspiration being drawn from the style, colours and vibe of rap music videos from the late 90s. Today I’m reviewing two of the three, with both featuring a bold mesh upper with reflective panels and strong black toned accents throughout. Tune into my video for an in-depth review!
A few weeks back, Carnival, a boutique based out of Thailand, dropped a beautiful collab with Asics on the Gel-Kayano 12.1. This pair is inspired by the Phra Nakhon district of its capital city, Bangkok, and features a crochet-knit upper, a cement like spray-on midsole, and more. Check out my review for an in-depth review and to see all the details within this shoe!
Nike SB just dropped their altered take on the Air Force 1, making it a version suitable for skateboarding. This first colourway, “Light Orewood Brown”, features a suede upper, lowered footbed for increased ground feel, and the signature puffy SB tongue, all to make this more performance oriented. Tune into the video for a complete breakdown!
Cincinnati-based boutique Unheardof, released another incredible collaboration with Adidas earlier this March. The “Piggy Runner 2.0” comprises of four colourways of the Adistar Control 5, with each pair nicknamed after founder Phil Lipschutz’ childhood friends. In this video I’m reviewing two of the pairs – Cupcake and Cheeseburger, so tune in to the vid to see how they are up close!
Nike twisted the truth, spinning the reality of rookie MJ being fined for rocking the Nike Air Ships into the ultimate marketing campaign for the Bred 1s. On May 2nd, Jordan Brand is dropping the “Banned” Air Jordan 1 in low top form for the first time, including similar touches seen on the 2011 high cuts like the glossy “X” and slogans. Tune into my review for an early look at a pair that has a ton of sneaker fans excited.
There’s a ton of excitement surrounding Saucony’s “Kissaten” pack, and for good reason. This three-shoe pack includes my favourite – the Progrid Omni 9, which I’m reviewing for you all today. Inspired by nostalgic teahouses from Japan, this pair features a white mesh upper, cracked leather layers with floral print (reminiscent of a tea cup), and reflective panels. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these beauties!
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!
The Virgil Abloh Archive brought back an Air Jordan 1 from 2018 that was originally a European exclusive. This 2026 features the same deconstucted look as its predecessor, this time with icy blue mesh along with the smooth white leather panels. Tune into my review for a complete breakdown and to see what this pair looks like on feet. Who else got lucky and hit for retail?
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!
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