What better time for Reebok to release another clean iteration of their Workout Plus silhouette than now.
For its latest release, the shoe features a White leather upper with perforated detailing on the toe box. Adding for some nice contrast are Bright Lava Orange accents on the branding elements.
Perfect for the summer months, you can now find the latest Reebok Workout Plus MU Bright Lava Orange available at select retailers such as Titolo.
Pharrell Williams and adidas Originals will be following up their exclusive NERD x adidas NM Hu Trail that dropped at Complex Con 2017 with another iteration.
This time, this adidas NMD goes with a more colorful tone that will be dropping exclusively at the Z104 Shaggfest, an annual music festival taking place on June 16th in Virginia Beach. Dressed in a Buzz Lightyear-like color scheme. It features a White upper highlighted with Blue, Red and Lime Green accents.
Look for the NERD x adidas NMD Hu to release on June 16th exclusively at the Z104 Shaggfest in Virginia Beach.
UPDATE: Detailed photos of the NERD x adidas NMD Hu via creme321. The shoe is a collaboration with Norfolk, Virginia’s retailer Creme, N.E.R.D. and adidas Originals that is dubbed, “Homecoming.”
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Following those “SVSM” exclusive colorways of the Nike LeBron 15 as nod to LeBron James’ alma mater, St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. Nike Basketball is again showing love to yet another Nike LeBron James sponsorship high school, the Fairfax Lions.
This Nike LeBron 15 Fairfax PE features a Red Battleknit upper contrasted with Yellow laces and Nike Swoosh logo on the heel. A Black to Red gradient midsole, icy translucent outsole and “Fairfax” branding on each shoes back pull tab completes the design.
Check out the detailed photos of the Nike LeBron 15 “Fairfax” PE below, and don’t expect to see these hit retailers anytime soon.
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Nike celebrates the iconic Trévise gym in Paris, which is the oldest indoor basketball court in the world today (created in 1893), with two limited edition variations of the Nike Dunk Low.
The Nike Dunk was the brand’s first basketball shoe, created in 1985. One pair comes dressed in Ale Brown/Summit White and the other in Elemental Gold/Sail. Both are constructed with aged leather uppers composed in a herringbone pattern inspired by the original leather basketball and the flooring in the Trévise gymnasium. Stitched Nike Swoosh logos atop a White midsole with one pair having a matching White outsole and the other sports a Gum sole. Hints go Gold on the heels nods to the un-pickable lock invented by Georges Vuitton. The tongues and heels also replicate the commemorative plaque displayed in the gym with Gold and Black accents.
Look for both the Nike Dunk Low Paris colorways to release in extremely limited quantities, with fewer than 200 per color on June 10th. All proceeds will be going to the YMCA and their crowfunding campaign to renovate the gymnasium.
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Jordan Brand will be debuting several new non-OG colorways of the Air Jordan 4 for the models 30th Anniversary. One of the releases will include another “Laser” Air Jordan 4.
Dressed in a Noble Green, Black and Gym Red color scheme. No leaked photos have surfaced, but this Air Jordan 4 is expected to features a Dark Green upper accented with Red and Black completed with a set of White laces.
Look for the Air Jordan 4 Retro Laser NRG “Noble Green” to release in January 2019 at select Jordan Brand retailers.
(Rendering by py_rates of what to expect from the “Noble Green” Air Jordan 4 Retro Laser NRG)
Jordan Brand will be releasing Travis Scott’s Air Jordan 4 collaboration this weekend, and for the occasion they’ll celebrate it by hosting a Cactus Jack Carnival.
Both La Flame and Jordan Brand will host the Cactus Jack Carnival this Friday, June 8th in Travis Scott’s hometown of Houston. From the flyer for the event there will be appearances by the Travis and friends, along with a basketball tournament, carnival games and food and beverages.
You can also expect some type of early access of the Travis Scott Air Jordan 4 before officials dropping on Saturday, June 9th for $225 USD on SNKRS and select retailers.
Reebok will be releasing a brand new Sock Run.r as well as the all-new Run.r 96 silhouette, with both set to debut this week.
The Reebok Sock Run.r comes in a Blue knitted upper with a White band across the ankle atop a matching outsole. Reebok’s new Run.r 96 sports a clean White colorway built with mesh and rubber accents. A chunky sole and cord lacing-system complete the design.
Look for the Reebok Sock Run.r and Run.r 96 to release on June 8th at Barneys, Opening Ceremony, and SSENSE, among other retailers.
Virgil Abloh won the shoe of the year with this Off-White x Air Jordan 1 in 2017. For 2018, you can probably crown the man once again as he’s rolling out his latest collection with Nike.
There are a total of “sixteen” more releases planned from Virgil Abloh’s Off-White x Nike Collection that will run all the way till the holiday season. While each shoe will be limited, it still won’t stop fans from trying to score one of the sixteen pairs.
Shown below is a preview look at every Off-White x Nike sneaker that will be releasing for the remainder of 2018. It must be noted that majority of the photos below are just mockups, so stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for first looks to come very soon.
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Jordan Brand continues to deck out the Air Jordan 13 in special edition Oregon Ducks PEs, and the latest to receive an exclusive colorway is Oregon’s Track and Field.
Dressed in Oregon’s Black and Yellow color scheme. This Air Jordan 13 Oregon Ducks PE comes constructed with a leather upper and nubuck on the toe box. The words “Track” and “Field” appear on the lower tongue label, while the schools’ “O” logo covers the entire top tongue. The Jumpman hologram is replaced with the Oregon’s Duck logo as well as on the outsole.
Take a closer look at the Air Jordan 13 PE Oregon “Track and Field” below and don’t expected them to release anytime soon to the public.
UPDATE: Following a first look last night, Nike officially unveils the Air Jordan 13 PE Oregon “Track and Field” colorway:
How do you design a shoe for the flashiest athletes in college sports?
That question was the starting point for Dan Sunwoo and Tinker Hatfield’s latest University of Oregon F&F Jordan, created for the schools track & field program. Hatfield, a former track athlete himself, wanted to convey some of the inherent swagger track & field stars carry, so Sunwoo chose to allow the university’s famous yellow to pop strongly off the shoe’s primarily black upper.
An added quirk, made possible through the blocking of the Jordan 13, is that the Yellow pop also ends up looking like a duck foot when the shoes hit heel to heel. Bonus details include custom embroidery throughout and a replacement of the shoe’s traditional cat eye motif with the UofO logo.
The shoe is limited to members of the University of Oregon track & field program and friends & family of Jordan Brand.
While the 2018 FIFA World Cup is set to begin next week, Nike continues to release some of their classic models inspired by the soccer tournament.
One of the latest pairs to surface is this Nike Air Max 95 that has a Juventus design as a nod to the Italian football club. The shoe features a White-based upper highlighted with Black stripes on the sides. A clean White midsole and Gum rubber outsole completes the design.
Look for the Nike Air Max 95 Juventus to release in women’s sizing very soon at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.
Nike and PlayStation collaborated back in 2006 to release a special-ediiton Air Force 1. In 2018, they teamed up again to release the Nike PG 2 PlayStation, along with rumors of another Nike Air Force 1 PlayStation scheduled to release sometime this summer.
Today, Nike SNKRS recalls the original PlayStation x Air Force 1 by opening up their vault and taking us inside the design process. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates on the 2018 PlayStation x Nike Air Force 1 Low.
But before the shoe was unveiled, the Nike product design team worked closely with PlayStation to come up with the design. This process began with a premium leather sample with laces in red. When the PlayStation team finally got their hands on it, they knew they had something special that deserved to shine. That shine was provided with the addition of patent leather to the shoe’s toebox, eyestay and midfoot paneling. Purple laces would replace the red, topping off a design that screamed PlayStation. Complete with the striking fade at the heel and the timeless PlayStation logo, this would become the PlayStation x Nike Air Force 1 as we know it today. A meticulously crafted design that perfectly embodied the collaborative efforts from Nike and PlayStation.
As part of the production process, nearly all round one samples of the initial premium leather version were destroyed. Fast forward to 2018, Nike and PlayStation continue to forge a strong legacy of collaboration. Fans of both brands can only imagine what comes next.
Releasing alongside the “Core Black” pair, adidas Originals will also be debuting an upcoming adidas NMD CS1 Night Cargo iteration in July.
Dressed in a Night Cargo, Base Green, and Footwear White color scheme. This adidas NMD features a full Olive Primeknit upper with its signature sock-like ankle collar. For a premium touch, adidas adds Tan leather detailing on the medial side and heel tab. White EVA insert overlays, Boost midsole and rubber outsole completes the design.
Look for the adidas NMD CS1 “Night Cargo” to release on July 1st at select adidas Originals retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $180 USD.
The popular Nike Air Max 97 receives a “Black Grape” color scheme that was made famous on the Air Jordan 5 back in 2013.
Dressed in a Black, Bright Grape, and Clear Emerald color scheme. This Nike Air Max 97 comes constructed with a mesh upper and leather overlays. Its all-Black base is highlighted with Purple and Aqua stripes atop a White midsole and Black rubber outsole.
Look for the Nike Air Max 97 “Black Grape” to release in women’s sizing very soon at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $170 USD.
PUMA adds to their Tsugi Disc lineup with the debut of the Oceanaire rendition arriving in-time for the summer months.
This iteration comes dressed in a Black and Ocean Depths color scheme. It features a neoprene upper with bold embroidered PUMA branding across the heel. Highlighted with the iconic Disc lacing system that rests atop an iced outsole.
Check out the detailed photos below and you can now find the PUMA Tsugi Disc Oceanaire available at select retailers like Sneaker Politics. The retail price tag is set at $120 USD.
We’ve seen plenty of different renditions of the Nike Air More Uptempo, including the popular Supreme collaboration back in 2017.
Shown here for the first time is an Nike Air More Uptempo Black Croc version that was never released to the public. This sample comes in a “Triple Black” color scheme featuring a Black nubuck upper with “Black Croc” detailing on the “AIR” lettering. A Black midsole, rubber outsole and Pippen’s Olympic number “8” in White on the heels completes the design.
Don’t expect these to release anytime soon, but for those interested can find a size 9 available on eBay.
PUMA expands their Avid EvoKnit Collection with another new Black tie-dye design dubbed, “Soft Fluo Peach.”
This PUMA Avid EvoKnit features a Black canvas upper that is covered by a sporadic “bleached” splotches throughout. A Black and White midsole with a Peach colored outsole adds for a contrasting touch.
Look for the PUMA Avid EvoKnit City Punch “Soft Fluo Peach” to release on Friday, June 8th at select retailers like Feature. The retail price tag is set at $100 USD.
