Releasing back in 2011, Nike has brought back the Zoom KD 3, the third signature sneaker for Kevin Durant. This brand new colourway is inspired by the look of money, featuring a mix of grey leather, copper, blue and green accents. Check out my review to hear my casual-use perspective of this pair and to see how they are on foot!
Today we’re seeing the release of the “Red Cement” Air Jordan 4. This brand new colourway swaps out the classic grey for fire red tones, giving the silhouette a whole new vibe. Check out my review for an in-depth breakdown and to see how they are on foot. Is this a cop or a drop for you all?
To kick off September, Jordan Brand dropped a brand new colourway of the Air Jordan 1. The “Palomino” colourway is crafted using smooth black leather, and a premium brown coloured nubuck that has a very natural, raw and untreated feel to it. Check out my in-depth review to learn more about these Jordans, and let me know if you also picked up a pair for yourself!
The “Chili” Air Max 1 from 2003 recently released thirty years later with slight changes to it. Built in typical Air Max 1 fashion, it’s crafted using a mix of meshes and synthetic suedes, and the simple colour blocking ensures it will be a very easy shoe to wear often. Check out my review to see more and let me know your thoughts about this one down below!
Following a limited shock drop on the Nike SNKRS app earlier this month, the worldwide release for the “UNC Toe” Air Jordan 1 is set for this Saturday, July 22nd! Featuring a mix of white, black and university blue coloured leather, these adopt the same colour blocking style as the “Bred Toe” colourway. Check out my detailed review and breakdown to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
The Nike Air Max 1 released a few weeks back in this brand new “Escape” colourway, as a nod to Nike’s rich history of hiking / trail shoes. This pair in crafted using a mix of white mesh, grey nubuck, black suede, and deep blue leather hits. Check out my detailed review and break down to get a closer look, and to see how these are on feet!
Nike released a brand new colourway of the “Big Bubble” version of the Air
Max 1 ’86, inspired by a lost sketch found in one of Tinker Hatfield’s notebooks. Utilizing safari print on the mudguard, these feature a mix of grey and blue tones, along with a vintage looking yellowed midsole. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!
I’m back with another Air Jordan 1 review! This time I’m covering this brand new colourway which celebrates Nigeria, nicknamed “Vibrations of Naija” as part of the Jordan Brand Craft series. These feature a quality, tumbled, off-white leather, along with a uniquely constructed Swoosh and collar. Check out my video to learn more and to see how these look on feet!
The mid-top version of the original Air Jordan 14 Low “Varsity Royal” from 1999 recently dropped in stores, rebranded as the “Laney” 14s. This pair is crafted using a mix of smooth blue nubuck and hairy black suede, along with yellow coloured hits as a nod to Michael Jordan’s high school. Watch my video to learn more them!
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