Jonah Hill and Sunny Suljic go Sneaker Shopping with Complex’s Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City.
During the episode, they talk about their film “Mid90s” as well as skate culture and their favorite sneaker from the past and present. Jonah continues to hint that he has an upcoming adidas sneaker on the way.
Check out the entire video below, and stay till the end to see what they end up going home with.
Part of Nike’s Air VaporMax 2.0 “Safari Animal” Pack that includes five releases all with specific animal print wrapping the heel. Here is a look at the “Crocodile” iteration.
This Nike Air VaporMax features an Olive Green Flyknit upper with Black Crocodile print overlays. All pairs come complete with safari printed insoles while sitting atop a full-length VaporMax sole unit.
Look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 “Crocodile” to release later this fall at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
New York Giants wide receiver and Nike athlete Odell Beckham Jr. has been down with the Swoosh since day 1.
On the latest episode of “I AM MORE: OBJ” web series, Odell takes us in his sneaker closet, which ranges from Air Jordans to Kanye West’s all-Red Louis Vuitton Dons.
Take a look at the entire video below, as they dive into the design process of OBJ’s signature football cleat inspired by the Air More Uptempo.
Nike continues to reveal releases from their Air VaporMax 2.0 “Safari Animal” Pack, which will include five total pairs. Here is a look at the upcoming “Leopard” iteration.
This Nike Air VaporMax features a Golden Yellow Flyknit upper highlighted with Leopard print wrapping around the heel. Safari print insoles, Orange contrasting accents, atop a full-length VaporMax sole unit completes the design.
Look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 “Leopard” to release later this fall at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
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Jordan Brand will be bringing back the Air Jordan 10 for the fall season. Expanding on their kids lineup, they’ll be releasing an upcoming “Dark Smoke Grey” colorway.
Dressed in a Dark Smoke Grey, Rush Pink, Black, and Iron Grey color scheme. This Air Jordan 10 features a mix of Black and Grey tones throughout the upper highlighted with Pink accents.
Look for the Air Jordan 10 “Dark Smoke Grey” to release in grade school sizing up to 9.5Y on October 26th at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.
UPDATE: Nike releases official photos of the “Dark Smoke Grey” Air Jordan 10.
UPDATE: Product photos of the grade school-exclusive “Dark Smoke Grey” Air Jordan 10 that will release on October 26th.
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Following a look at the “Zebra” version, we now share the “Tiger” iteration of the Air VaporMax 2.0 from Nike’s latest “Safari Animal Pack” – which consists of five total releases.
Inspired by the largest cat species, the Tiger, this Nike Air VaporMax comes dressed in Orange and Black color tones. It features a Black Flyknit upper highlighted with Tiger stripes displayed around the heel. Finishing off the theme are safari-inspired insoles.
Look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 “Tiger” to release in November at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
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Nike continues to add new iterations of the Air Max 270 to their currently lines, the Swoosh is now set to release an upcoming “Black/Volt” colorway.
Dressed in a Black, Volt, and Oil Grey color scheme. This Nike Air Max 270 features a full Black mesh upper highlighted with Volt accents on the underlays, Swoosh logos, tongues, heels, and Max Air heel sole unit.
Look for the Nike Air Max 270 “Black/Volt” to release on November 10th at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $150 USD.
A nice play on its name, Nike drops a new colorway of the Air More Money that resembles a bar of Gold.
This iteration of the Nike Air More Money features a full Metallic Gold upper covering its leather panels and mesh underlays, while sitting atop a solid Black sole unit. “Air Money” on the removable shroud and dollar signs on the heels completes the design.
Check out the official photos below, and you can now find the Nike Air More Money Gold colorway available on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.
With Halloween right around the corner, Jordan Brand releases the Jordan 88 Racer in the “Fear” colorway that debuted on the Air Jordan 3 back in 2013 as part of an Air Jordan Fear Pack inspired by a quote from MJ that originated back in 2008 from a commercial titled, “Look Me In The Eyes.”
Dressed in a Night Stadium, Black, White, and Total Orange color scheme. This new runner is decked out in dark tones highlighted with Orange accents and classic elephant print overlays.
You can now find the Jordan 88 Racer “Fear” available directly on Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.
The Nike ACG Air Revaderchi made its debut during the early ’90s, with its name coming from the Italian word arrivederci “goodbye.”
The update sneaker made its return earlier this summer, and now for the fall season, Nike will be releasing two new colorways.
One pair comes in a Grey/Purple and the other sports a colorful Blue/Teal-Black motif. Both outdoor sneakers feature a suede and mesh upper with a neoprene ankle support. A mountain bike-inspired rubber sole with aggressive tread designed for increased traction completes the design.
Check out the official photos below, and look for these Nike Air Revaderchi offerings to release later this fall at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.
The adidas Yung-1 is a nod tot he late ’90s-era adidas Falcon Dorf, while having a creative take on retro nostalgia.
This latest iteration of the shoe arrives in a classic retro color scheme. It features a White and Grey upper while having hints of Dark Green and Blue tones throughout.
Check out the official photos below, and look for this retro-styled Yung-1 to release very soon at select adidas Originals retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.
Kanye West and adidas kicked off his Yeezy line by introducing the Yeezy Boost 750 on February 14, 2015.
The first colorway known as the “OG” arrived in a Light Brown tone. It comes constructed with a premium suede upper, velcro straps, perforated vamp and zippers on the side panel for easy slip-on access. A TPU midsole atop a Boost cushioned sole completed the design.
The second-ever release of the adidas Yeezy 750 Boost was the “Triple Black” colorway. It came with its signature built fully covered in Black.
Looking back at both colorways, which would you say was the better release? Cast your vote below, and leave your thoughts in the comments section. Would you like to see Kanye release a new colorway in the near future?
Jordan Brand celebrated the 2014 World Cup in Brazil by releasing a special limited edition Air Jordan Brazil Pack that consisted of the Air Jordan 6 and the Jordan CP3.VII AE.
Dressed in a Black, Brazil Yellow, and Green Mint color scheme. The Air Jordan 6 was the headline of the pack. It was released in premium Black leather and nubuck with Green and Yellow accents to represent the national colors of the host country.
Looking back at the Air Jordan 6 Brazil release, would you say these were one of the better releases back in 2014? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
For LeBron James home opener at the Staples Center as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, Foot Looker released a limited edition Nike LeBron 16 “King Court Purple” colorway on their app called, “The Hunt,” which was exclusive to those located in LA.
Much like the previous released “King” LeBron 16, this iteration of the shoe comes in a Lakers colors that swaps out the Team Red from retail pair with Purple. LeBron James debuted the shoe against the Houston Rockets.
The release was limited to Los Angeles, and Nike has yet to announce wider availability. Sizes are currently starting to make their way on eBay.
Pharrell Wiliams and adidas Originals are set to release yet another adidas NMD Hu that will be dropping exclusively at ComplexCon in November.
This limited edition adidas NMD features a full Blue Primeknit upper with the signature N.E.R.D logo on the front of the shoe. Red contrasting accents on the lacing system and EVA insert overlays adds for a nice pop, while sitting atop a White Boost midsole and Blue rubber outsole.
Look for this Pharrell x adidas NMD Hu NERD to release exclusively at ComplexCon on November 3rd-4th in Los Angeles, California via raffle system. The retail price tag is set at $250 USD.
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The Three Stripes is back with a new EQT Support Mid that is fitting for the current fall season.
This adidas EQT Support Mid ADV sports a full camouflage knitted mesh upper with a sock-like ankle collar. White Three Stripes ribbon on the sides, along with Blue, White, and Red stripes on the midsole gives off that iconic ’90s vibe. An Off-White midsole atop a translucent outsole completes the design.
Already available overseas, look for the adidas EQT Support Mid ADV Camo to release in the states on November 1st at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $120 USD.
UPDATE: On-feet photos of the “Camo” adidas EQT Support Mid ADV that is currently available at select overseas retailers like Xtreme.
