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Nike Air Rejuven8 Blends “Dark Field Brown” Gradients

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Mason Tiniuc
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Recovery footwear has been moving in a different direction lately, and it’s no longer staying in the background. Nike leans into that shift with something that feels just as wearable outside as it does after activity. The Nike Air Rejuven8 “Dark Field Brown” steps in with that balance, backed by official images and a Spring 2026 release window.

A molded shell wraps the upper, opening things up with a lattice pattern that lets air move freely while still holding structure. The Dark Field Brown base keeps everything grounded, but the heel tells a different story. A yellow gradient fades upward across the exoskeleton, adding contrast without feeling forced. Bright Cactus Swooshes along the midsole bring in a quick hit of color that connects everything together.

Below, the outsole breaks things up with Bright Ceramic traction pods set into a darker base. The segmented layout gives it a more flexible feel underfoot, which lines up with the recovery angle but doesn’t limit how it can be worn.

There’s also a functional twist with the removable booties. One keeps it tonal, while the Bright Ceramic option shifts the look entirely. It’s a small detail, but it signals where Nike is heading with comfort-driven design.

The Nike Air Rejuven8 “Dark Field Brown” releases Spring 2026 for $135 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Rejuven8 (W)
Color: Dark Field Brown/Bright Ceramic-Bright Cactus
Style Code: IO9932-200
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Jordan Session SE Combines “Sashiko” Stitching and Skate Function

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Mason Tiniuc
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Jordan Brand keeps pushing deeper into skate with a more grounded approach this time around. Instead of chasing bold color, the focus shifts to feel, wear, and long-term use. That direction shows up clearly on the Jordan Session SE “Sashiko”, which leans on texture and durability to carry the design.

Grey suede takes over the toe and side panels, right where grip tape hits the most. It’s a practical choice that also keeps the look clean and easy to wear. The rest of the upper brings in a denim-blue fabric across the toe box, tongue, and heel. There’s a tight weave to it, with small white flecks that give it some life. A red Jumpman on the vamp adds just enough contrast without pulling too much attention.

The details do more than just decorate. Sashiko-style stitching runs along the tongue and hits the lateral heel, giving those areas extra strength. Up front, elephant print overlays stack over the toe, adding another layer where it matters most. Down below, a grey and cream midsole sits on top of a blue outsole that keeps everything tied together.

This pair feels more focused on how it holds up over time rather than quick impact. That shift says a lot about where Jordan’s skate line is heading.

The Jordan Session SE “Sashiko” releases February 25, 2026, through Nike.com and select Jordan retailers.

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Jordan Session SE “Sashiko”
Color: Slate/New Slate-Spruce Fog
Style Code: IQ3461-499
Release Date: February 25, 2026
Price: $90

Jordan Heir 02 “White/Anthracite” Comes With Marbled Soles

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Mason Tiniuc
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Jordan Brand’s performance line keeps shifting, with newer designs leaning into a cleaner, more wearable direction. That shift shows up clearly here. The Jordan Heir 02 “White/Anthracite” has surfaced in official images, confirming a Spring 2026 release.

White sets the base, giving the upper a sharp and breathable feel. Anthracite takes over the tongue, laces, and collar, tightening the contrast without overpowering the look. Mesh and synthetic layers add structure, while the split tongue branding introduces a quiet identity detail between the Jumpman and Heir mark.

Pure Platinum wraps the midfoot and heel in sculpted layers. Perforations and textures bring depth while keeping airflow in check. The shape stays fluid from front to back, guiding the eye into a translucent midsole that carries subtle pink speckle hits across its surface.

Underfoot, a marbled outsole reveals Zoom Air cushioning through the traction pattern. It keeps the build lightweight while staying responsive on court. A pink Jumpman at the heel pulls everything together, adding just enough energy to an otherwise controlled palette.

The Jordan Heir 02 “White/Anthracite” releases Spring 2026 for $120 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Jordan Heir 02
Color: White/Anthracite-Pure Platinum-Metallic Silver
Style Code: HV4417-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $120

New Balance 992 “Olivine” Releases February 26th

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Mason Tiniuc
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Earth tones have been in heavy rotation, but this pair lands a little differently. There’s a quieter approach here, more about balance than making noise. The New Balance 992 “Olivine” fits right into that lane, bringing the Made in USA model back with a look that feels easy to wear.

The upper keeps things grounded from the start. Sage green runs through the mesh, then carries over into the suede overlays across the toe, heel, and eyestays. Nothing feels out of place. Cream accents step in around the midfoot and heel tab, softening the look without pulling attention. Then the caramel tones show up, adding a bit of edge on the tongue, collar branding, and outlining the “N” logo.

Details stay subtle, but they matter. Olivine hits appear on the TPU heel counter, eyelets, and parts of the midsole. “USA” branding sits at the heel, keeping it tied to the line. Below that, you’ll find an off-white midsole and gum outsole. They round things out nicely, without looking too dirty.

In short, it doesn’t overcomplicate itself. The color blocking is kept in check so the materials and colors can work.

The New Balance 992 “Olivine” will drop February 26, 2026 at NewBalance.com and in-store for $200.

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New Balance 992 “Olivine”
Style Code: U992720
Release Date: February 26, 2026
Price: $200

New Balance 2000 “Grey Matter/Timberwolf” Balances Neutral Tones With Futuristic Cushioning

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Mason Tiniuc
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Cooling off on the elevated runner trend, New Balance continues to release tech-forward models into their Spring ‘26 collections. This New Balance 2000 “Grey Matter/Timberwolf” finds equilibrium between muted colorways and futuristic tooling for a sleek take on lifestyle sportswear.

Developed over a lightweight mesh sockliner, the upper integrates Timberwolf as its neutral base for the sneaker. Resting atop are Grey Matter-toned synthetic overlays that weave throughout the shoe creating a seamless look. Accented by slight differentiations in matte and shine finishes, even the tabs stitched into the midfoot conceal the branded “N”.

Underfoot, the design takes a more experimental turn. A segmented ABZORB sole unit introduces pod-like cushioning elements with a faint blue tint, delivering both visual separation and impact support. The alternating grey and off-white foam layers enhance stability, while the outsole mirrors that segmented layout for flexible traction.

This approach signals a continued push from New Balance toward more expressive cushioning systems, moving beyond traditional setups into something more visually engineered. The result feels intentional rather than exaggerated, keeping the focus on wearability.

The New Balance 2000 “Grey Matter/Timberwolf” releases Spring 2026 for $170 via NewBalance.com and select retailers.

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New Balance 2000
Color: Grey Matter/Timberwolf
Style Code: U20004JQ
Release Date: 2026
Price: $170

adidas Equipment EVO SL “White/Black” Introduces A More Durable EQT Remix

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Mason Tiniuc
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A familiar color story returns with a subtle shift in direction, as adidas continues to rework its modern running lineup through an EQT-inspired lens. This latest update taps into heritage cues while pushing the build toward something more durable and structured.

The adidas Equipment EVO SL “White/Core Black” introduces the first clear look at the Evo SL Equipment remix, carrying over the same white and black balance seen on the original debut. However, this version moves away from traditional mesh, replacing it with lightweight ripstop across the side panels and tongue for added reinforcement.

Elsewhere, the upper keeps things clean with black branding against a bright white base. The Three Stripes extend into a stacked Lightstrike Pro midsole in a soft cream finish, giving the model a more performance-driven edge. A terry cloth sockliner adds comfort, while the grey Continental outsole grounds the design.

That shift toward ripstop construction suggests a broader move toward durability within adidas’ lifestyle-performance crossover space, rather than just visual updates.

The adidas Equipment EVO SL “White/Core Black” releases Spring 2026 for $150 via adidas.com and select retailers.

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adidas Equipment EVO SL
Color: Footwear White/Core Black-Grey One
Style Code: KJ8839
Release Date: 2026
Price: $150

New Balance 1890A “Black Leather” Goes Full Dress Shoe Mode

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Mason Tiniuc
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The New Balance 1890A “Black Leather” features a fresh all-black colorway that crosses over into lifestyle territory with a touch of utilitarian aesthetics. The entire upper is constructed with smooth black leather that stylizes the shoe while maintaining its performance-minded DNA.

The moc-style toe box stands out right away. It adds a heritage touch that you rarely see on modern New Balance designs. This detail also pushes the shoe into a more versatile space, making it easy to wear beyond typical athletic fits.

Branding stays minimal and sharp throughout. A small debossed “N” logo lands on the forefoot, while sculpted overlays replace traditional side panel logos. These overlays flow naturally with the upper and keep the design cohesive. Inside, bold white “NB 1890” branding hits the insole and delivers the only real contrast.

Underfoot, a segmented pod midsole gives the shoe a more technical feel. Each pod supports movement and flexibility while adding a performance edge to the sleek upper.

The 1890A blends dress-inspired elements with modern comfort, creating a strong everyday option.

The New Balance 1890A “Black Leather” releases Spring 2026 via NewBalance.com and select retailers.

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New Balance 1890A
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Flea 1 Returns Holiday 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike is bringing back one of its most unconventional collaborations, giving the Cactus Plant Flea Market Flea 1 a second chance after its original rollout fell apart. The “Barley/Desert Moss” colorway, which was quietly canceled before its planned 2022 release, is now expected to finally hit retail during Holiday 2026. According to Sneaker Market and @Brandon1an on X, this return will include both the revived Barley edition and a new “Black” colorway.

The Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Flea 1 originally generated buzz for its bold, experimental design. However, widespread sizing inconsistencies forced Nike to pull the shoe before it could see a proper launch. As a result, the silhouette remained limited in circulation, turning it into a rare and highly talked-about piece among collectors.

Design-wise, the Flea 1 stands apart from traditional Nike models. The shoe features exaggerated proportions, layered suede construction, and quilted details, all sitting on a sculpted Air sole with textured finishes. Its oversized Swoosh and organic, almost overgrown aesthetic reflect CPFM’s signature approach to playful and unconventional design.

The upcoming releases are expected to keep the same offbeat DNA. The “Barley/Desert Moss” pair should return with earthy tones and punchy contrast, while the “Black” colorway leans into a cleaner, tonal finish. Notably, early reports indicate Nike has adjusted the fit after sizing complaints from the first drop.

CPFM Nike Flea 1 2026 Release Date

Nike hasn’t officially announced the launch yet, but both CPFM x Nike Flea 1 colorways are currently expected to release in Holiday 2026 through Cactus Plant Flea Market and Nike.com. Each pair will retail for $180 USD.

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CPFM x Nike Flea 1
Color: Black/Sail
Style Code: IU5238-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: $180

(Mockup below)

CPFM x Nike Flea 1
Color: Barley/Desert Moss-Rough Green-Sail
Style Code: IU5238-700
Release Date: 2026
Price: $180

(2022 canceled sample below)

adidas BadBo 1.0 “Rise” Releases March 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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The momentum behind Bad Bunny continues to translate into footwear success, as his adidas BadBo 1.0 expands with a new “Rise” colorway. Following the strong sell-out debut of the model’s first releases, this latest version builds on the growing demand surrounding his first signature sneaker.

Unveiled during an Apple Music press event ahead of the Super Bowl, the “Rise” edition leans into the earthy design direction that has defined much of Bad Bunny’s work with adidas. The upper features off-white suede paired with a black mesh base, creating a layered look that feels both grounded and versatile. Subtle hits of royal blue add contrast, while a gum outsole finishes the design with a familiar lifestyle appeal.

The silhouette itself draws partial inspiration from adidas’ archival Streetwise model, blending retro influence with modern styling. That balance has played a key role in the BadBo 1.0’s early success, positioning it as both a fashion-forward and wearable option.

While an official release date has not been announced, the adidas BadBo 1.0 “Rise” is expected to launch March 28th, 2026 for $160.

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adidas BadBo 1.0 “Rise”
Color: Off White/Core Black-Gum
Style Code: JS3886
Release Date: March 28, 2026
Price: $160

Photos: @hypedsolutions

The Kansas Jayhawks Get Their Own adidas Anthony Edwards 2 PE

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Mason Tiniuc
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Energy around college hoops in Lawrence continues to carry into footwear, with Kansas Basketball showcasing a new player-exclusive tied to its adidas partnership. Shared through the program’s social channels, the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Kansas Jayhawks” PE surfaces as another school-driven take on the rising signature model.

Built around team identity, the pair leans heavily into Kansas’ visual language. A Jayhawk logo lands on the heel, while bold blue and red split across the upper create a strong collegiate presence. Yellow laces add contrast, pulling from the bird’s beak and reinforcing the theme without overcomplicating the design.

That approach reflects a broader direction for the AE 2 line, where familiar team palettes are applied to a consistent performance base. Rather than reworking the structure, this version keeps the focus on storytelling through color and branding.

The adidas AE 2 Kansas “Kansas Jayhawks” PE will most likely remain a player exclusive to the foreseeable future.

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Devin Booker Reveals Nike Book 2 “Texas Longhorns” PE

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Mario Briguglio
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Devin Booker is once again using the spotlight to debut a new player exclusive, this time tied directly to a key NBA event in Texas. As the San Antonio Spurs bring their annual I-35 Series to Austin, the matchup against Booker’s Phoenix Suns sets the stage for another custom sneaker moment tied to the city’s basketball culture.

Ahead of the game, Booker revealed a Nike Book 2 “Texas Longhorns” PE on his Instagram story, connecting the design to the University of Texas and its deep basketball history. The colorway draws clear inspiration from the Longhorns’ signature palette, swapping in bold orange Swooshes that immediately link the shoe to the Austin-based program.

From a design standpoint, the pair continues a familiar direction within Booker’s growing line of exclusives. The build closely follows the Nike Book 2 “Spiridon” concept, which borrows elements from the classic running silhouette originally designed by Christian Tresser. That same foundation has already been used across multiple Booker PEs, including more formal and team-inspired editions, making it a consistent canvas for storytelling.

While the changes here are relatively minimal, the context does the heavy lifting. Tying the sneaker to the Spurs’ Austin takeover and the Longhorns’ legacy gives the pair added relevance beyond just aesthetics.

As with most of Booker’s player exclusives, this Book 2 “Texas Longhorns” version is not expected to release to the public, keeping it firmly within the realm of on-court exclusives and limited athlete-only designs.

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The Whitaker Group x adidas “Quiet Rituals” Capsule Set For February 20th

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Mario Briguglio
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The Whitaker Group is setting the tone early for 2026, with James Whitner expanding his influence through a newly announced partnership with adidas. Teased through social media, the collaboration brings together all four of Whitaker’s retail platforms—A Ma Maniére, Social Status, APB, and Jaide—for a unified capsule expected to debut on February 20th.

The early preview hints at a collection rooted in everyday lifestyle, centered around the idea of “quiet rituals.” Rather than loud branding, the focus leans toward refined design, suggesting a more thoughtful approach to how apparel and footwear fit into daily routines. Several adidas Originals silhouettes appear in the teaser, although full details have yet to be confirmed.

There’s also speculation that this project may extend beyond a one-time release. The structure and rollout suggest the potential for an ongoing seasonal series, similar to other recurring collaborations seen across the industry.

This adidas partnership adds to what is already shaping up to be a major year for The Whitaker Group. Multiple projects with Nike and Jordan Brand are also on the horizon, including a lineup of V5 RNR collaborations across Whitner’s retail banners. In addition, Air Jordan 11 releases tied to APB and Jaide are expected, with more collaborations likely to surface as the year unfolds.

Altogether, 2026 is positioning The Whitaker Group as one of the most active and influential forces in the current sneaker and apparel space.

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Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” Releases March 5th

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Mario Briguglio
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The energy around the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” isn’t slowing down anytime soon, as one of Nike’s most recognizable colorways prepares for another major release. After a limited run in 2025 sparked long lines and quick sell-outs, the iconic “Neon” look is officially set to return on March 5th, giving more consumers a chance to secure a pair.

Originally introduced in 1995, the Air Max 95 “Neon” continues to stand as a cornerstone within Nike’s Air Max legacy. Its signature gradient upper, paired with bright volt accents, helped define the model’s identity and remains just as impactful today. Even during the brand’s recent “Big Bubble” push and 30th anniversary celebration, this colorway has remained the centerpiece.

This upcoming release expands accessibility in a major way. Unlike the previous drop, which was limited to adult sizing, the March launch will include a full family size run. That means men’s, women’s, grade school, preschool, and toddler sizing will all be available, making it one of the most inclusive releases of the silhouette in recent years.

The “Neon” theme is also extending beyond just the Air Max 95. Nike continues to build momentum around the color scheme, with similar high-visibility styles appearing on other models like the Air Max 90, reinforcing its importance across the broader Air Max lineup.

Nike Air Max 95 Neon 2026 Release Date

Set to launch via SNKRS, the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” will retail for $190 in adult sizing, with scaled pricing across kids’ options. Given the history and continued demand, this release is expected to move quickly once it goes live.

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Nike Air Max 95 OG “Neon”
Color: Black/Cool Grey-Neon Yellow
Style Code: HM4740-001
Release Date: March 5, 2026
Price: $190

Nike Air Max 95 OG Neon (Womens)
Nike Air Max 95 OG Neon (Grade School)
Nike Air Max 95 OG Neon (Preschool)
Nike Air Max 95 OG Neon (Toddler)

Nike Air Max 90 “Neon” Releases March 5th

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Mason Tiniuc
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UPDATE 2/19/26: Official photos of the Nike Air Max 90 “Neon” have surfaced, highlighting its clear nod to the OG Air Max 95 “Neon.” A release date is set for March 5th via SNKRS.

Original Story 12/11/25:
The Nike Air Max 90 “Neon” comes back with that charged-up look the line has always handled well. You get a stack of greys — Pearl Grey on the mesh, deeper Charcoal and Anthracite around the panels — all acting like a dimmer switch for the neon hits. And those neon pieces don’t whisper. The Swoosh, heel badge, even the Air chamber tint cut right through the darker base, something fans of old Volt drops will recognize immediately.

What gives this pair its edge is how normal it feels at first glance, then how quickly the details start talking. The mudguard shape hasn’t wandered. The ribbed eyestays still anchor the upper. Even the stitching carries that familiar Air Max 90 attitude. The blacked-out midsole just makes the bright stuff flare a little louder.

The Nike Air Max 90 “Neon” releases March 5, 2026 for $135 on Nike.com and in select shops.

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Nike Air Max 90 “Neon”
Color: Black/Anthracite-Light Charcoal-Neon Yellow
Style Code: IQ0289-010
Release Date: March 5, 2026
Price: $135

Photos: size?

Steven Smith’s Crocs Ripple Returns in “Lime Burst” With A 50-Pair SoHo Drop

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Mario Briguglio
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Steven Smith’s ongoing work with Crocs continues to expand, as the Ripple clog returns in a fresh “Lime Burst” colorway. Following the model’s late 2025 debut in a clean white and blue look, this new version shifts toward a brighter, more energetic direction suited for warmer seasons.

The Crocs Ripple stands out for its sculpted design, featuring wave-like textures along the sides and outsole. These ripple zones are not only visual highlights but also enhance grip and traction underfoot. While the silhouette may remind some of Smith’s past work on foam-based footwear, the overall execution introduces a distinct identity within the Crocs lineup.

Smith’s influence carries weight given his history across major brands like Nike, New Balance, and YEEZY. That experience continues to show through in the Ripple, which blends comfort-focused design with a more experimental, lifestyle-driven aesthetic.

The Crocs Ripple “Lime Burst” debuted today, February 19th, exclusively at the brand’s SoHo store. The release was limited to 50 pairs, priced at $90 USD.

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Crocs Ripple “Lime Burst”
Release Date: February 19, 2026 (Crocs SoHo)
Price: $90

Photos: liljupiterr / wex

Nike Zoom Hyperflight “Warning Label” Sample Made For NBA All-Star 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike is continuing to build momentum around the return of the Zoom Hyperflight as the model approaches its 25th anniversary. The silhouette made a strong appearance during NBA All-Star Weekend 2026 in Los Angeles, where attendees were given early access to Jason Williams’ “Sacramento Kings” PE. Alongside that moment, Nike quietly showcased a more experimental version tied to the event.

That pair, known as the “Warning Label” sample, features an iridescent gold finish that aligns with the broader LA-themed Nike Basketball collection. Details like graffiti-style “LA” branding on the heel and outsole connect it to past city-inspired releases, adding a localized design touch that fits the All-Star setting.

Originally introduced in 2001 and designed by Eric Avar under the Alpha Project, the Zoom Hyperflight stood out for its lightweight build and futuristic look. It was engineered for quick, agile players and quickly became one of Nike Basketball’s more distinct performance models of its era.

Even as Nike introduces newer designs like the GT Future, which draws inspiration from early 2000s aesthetics, interest in the Hyperflight remains strong among longtime collectors.

While the “Warning Label” version is not expected to release, Nike is planning multiple Hyperflight drops throughout 2026, signaling a broader push to bring the model back into rotation.

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Photos: Nick DePaula

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