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Paperboy x Beams x New Balance 920 “Ice Boy” (M920PPB) Review

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Today I’m reviewing one of the most anticipated New Balance drops of the year – the triple collab with Paperboy Paris and Beams Japan on the 920 “Ice Boy”. Releasing alongside a 1500 as well, these feature mismatching grey suede panels and silver accents for a very cool look on feet. Check out my review to learn more and drop a comment down below!

Watch my review of the 1500 here: https://youtu.be/G1BQAWNm3lI

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Paperboy x Beams x New Balance 1500 “Ice Boy” (M1500BMS) Review

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Today I’m reviewing one of the most anticipated New Balance drops of the year – the triple collab with Paperboy Paris and Beams Japan on the 1500 “Ice Boy”. Releasing alongside a 920 as well, these feature mismatching grey suede panels and icy blue accents for a very cool look on feet. Check out my review to learn more and drop a comment down below!

Check out Hefeluxx for their sneaker insoles here: https://hefeluxx.com and get 15% off your order with code SEANGO at checkout!

FTC x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro QS “Sento” Review

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FTC and Nike SB team up to release this upcoming Dunk Low which pays homage to Tokyo, the host city for this year’s Olympic Games. Inspired by Sento, traditional Japanese bathhouses, these incorporate blue suede, tiled white leather, and a towel-like liner. Check out my in-depth review and let me know what you think of these down below!

Nike Dunk Low By You “7-Eleven” Review

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Another video, another Nike By You creation! This time I made a Dunk Low inspired by the “7-Eleven” SB Dunk Low that was cancelled last year! Fetching for thousands of dollars on the secondary market, these customs from the Nike By You platform are the closest many of us will ever get to the real deal! Check out my review and enjoy!

Kith x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Tokyo” Review

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Released to celebrate the opening of their Tokyo flagship store, the Kith x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Tokyo” is a highly sought after pair that was exclusive only to the Tokyo store. This premium Air Force 1 features superb leather, Kith branding throughout, and a velvet liner. Check out my review to get a closer look and share your thoughts on these down below!

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Bio Hack” (Baroque Brown) Review

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One of the loudest Air Jordan 1s I’ve ever seen released this past Friday with the “Bio Hack” colourway. Inspired by the busy streets and lifestyle of Tokyo, these incorporate a variety of colours and materials, resulting in an in-your-face Jordan 1 that people are clamoring for. Check out my review to get a close up look and let me know what you think about this pair in the comments below!

Nike Dunk Low SP “Samba” Review

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My latest review covers the “Samba” Dunk Low from Nike. Originally releasing in 2001 as a Japan-exclusive, these return in 2020 with a wider release! Featuring blue, red and grey leather overlays, they continue Nike’s strong Dunk releases throughout 2020. Check out my video and share your comments down below!

Sean Wotherspoon x Atmos x Asics Gel-Lyte III “Multi” Review

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One of the more anticipated Asics releases of the year, to celebrate the model’s 30th anniversary and Atmos’ 20th anniversary, together with Sean Wotherspoon they collaborated together on a Gel-Lyte III which finally landed in Canada last week. Featuring mismatching pairs representing LA and Tokyo respectively, these utilize a corduroy upper and interchangeable Velcro Asics vector logos for a truly unique look. Check out my detailed review and share your comments about these down below!

Kith x Asics Gel-Lyte III “Yoshino Rose” Review

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Ronnie Fieg and Asics teamed up again to release the Tokyo Trio collection, consisting of three pairs of Gel-Lyte IIIs. My favourite of the bunch, which is the subject of my lastest review, is the “Yoshino Rose” colourway, which is inspired by the Japanese Cherry Blossoms found throughout Tokyo. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how they look on feet!