Air Jordan 3 Retro “Black Cement” (2024) Review

Six years since they last retroed, Jordan Brand has brought back the iconic “Black Cement” colourway of the Air Jordan 3. This original colourway from ’88 features a cut that’s more streamlined and similar to the OGs than in years past. It’s crafted using a soft black leather with elephant print and hits of red to complete the look. Check out my early review and let me know if you plan on picking up a pair this weekend!

Nike Dunk High Retro Premium “Wu-Tang” Review

The legendary Wu-Tang Dunk High is finally getting a proper release on November 9th! Once considered a mythical grail sneaker with only a handful in existence, this is one of those pairs most collectors never imagined they’d ever be able to own. Check out my review of this 2024 retro and let me know if this is something you plan on going for when they drop next weekend!

Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Light Orewood Brown” Review

I’m back reviewing another general release colourway of Nike’s Zoom Vomero 5. This is the “Light Orewood Brown” colourway which is a simple, cream-toned version that just dropped a few weeks ago in Canadian shops. Check out my review of this everyday essential and let me know what you all think!

Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Red Stardust” Review

For my latest video I’m reviewing a general release colourway of the ever popular Nike model – Zoom Vomero 5. This fall-ready colourway covers the shoe with beige mesh and deep pink suede, while still featuring the exceptional comfort the silhouette is known for! Tune into my review and let me know your thoughts!

Air Jordan 4 Retro “White Thunder” Review

Today I’m back with another Air Jordan 4 review – this time, a variant on the popular “Thunder” colourway, nicknamed “White Thunder”. These are crafted out of black nubuck, with white accents throughout the shoe, and of course Nike Air technology within the midsole. Watch my review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet!

Nike Air Max 95 Premium “Toronto” Review

My home city takes the big stage with this upcoming Nike Air Max 95. Celebrating Toronto’s diversity and multicultural make up, these feature a mix of materials like leather, nylon and 3M, in familiar skyline (and Blue Jays) colours of white, blue and red. Check out my in-depth review of this pair ahead of its release tomorrow, August 28th and let me know if you plan on scooping up a pair for yourself!