All the way back from the 90s, the Nike Air Span is back. The Swoosh brand updated this unique runner with new materials and the result is refreshing, to say the least.
Dressed in summer tones. This Nike Air Span II features a textile upper with suede overlays, White midsole and a striking three colored sole.
You can now find the Nike Air Span II Kinetic Green colorway available at select retailers such as Fuel.
We recently shared exclusive “SVSM” Nike LeBorn 15 colorways for LeBron James’ alma mater, and now he steps into the Garden during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals rocking the “SVSM Air Zoom Generation” Nike LeBron 15.
While everyone is waiting for the return of the Nike Air Zoom Generation “SVSM” that drops later this month. King James gives us a look at what a SVSM Nike LeBron 15 would look like. This iteration sports a White and Green upper highlighted with Gold accents.
Don’t expect this “SVSM Air Zoom Generation” Nike LeBron 15 to release to the public, but LeBron fans can only hope they bring him good luck in tonight’s game.
Photo: B/R Kicks
Formally known as the Continental 80 Rascal, the Yeezy PowerPhase-like adidas Rascal will be making its debut in a “Core Black” colorway.
Dressed in a Core Black, Scarlet and Collegiate Navy color scheme. The 80s-inspired model features a full Black leather upper highlighted with two-tone Red and Navy stripe. Additional details includes White branding atop a Black rubber outsole.
Look for the adidas Rascal “Core Black” to release this June 2018 alongside other colorways at select retailers and adidas.com.
Sydney-based retailer Supply and Vans come together to release their latest collaboration using Chima Ferguson’s Chima Pro 2. They pay homage to their influence in music, skate, and art culture.
This Vans Chima Pro is highlighted with an “AUSCAM” camouflage printed upper with Supply graphics and doodles as a nod to Chima’s girlfriend and dog. It comes completed with a full Gum rubber midsole and outsole.
Look for the Supply x Vans Chima Pro 2 to release on May 19th at select Vans Pro Skate accounts.
For LBGT Pride Month, adidas will be releasing an upcoming pack that includes a total of four silhouettes. Those includes the adidas Pure Boost DPR, I-5923, Campus, and the Deerupt Runner.
Each model comes dressed in bright and bold colors accented with pastel color tones adding for a unique style. Out of the four, the adidas Deerupt Runner is fully covered in an eye-catching multicolored upper that extends onto the midsole.
Look for the adidas “Pride Month” Pack to release on June 1st at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag ranges from $90 USD to $150 USD.
The adidas AlphaBounce originally made its debut back in 2016. Since then, we’ve seen adidas release plenty of new renditions of the shoe. Continuing that theme, here’s their latest update of the AlphaBounce silhouette.
Dubbed, the AlphaBounce Instinct, that receives a new wavy material covering the entire upper and making its way down to the midsole. Like the original release, the shoe sits atop the brands signature Continental rubber outsole.
According to Foot Locker, the Grey pair will debut on June 1st, followed by the Shock Lime/Aero Green-High-Res Orange colorway drops on June 9th. adidas has yet to officially unveiled the model, so stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates.
Legends collide as PUMA and MCM reinterpret the iconic Suede sneaker in honor of its 50th Anniversary. The result is a classic that feels fresh—and freshly monogrammed.
Now MCM reimagines the Suede, viewing its legacy through a lens of modern luxury to create a limited-edition selection of footwear and apparel. The PUMA x MCM pays tribute to the founding days of hip hop—when the brands first became expressions of music culture. The resulting designs channel the DIY spirit of this era and deliver the new urban icons of today.
Made in Italy, the 50th anniversary Suede reinvents the codes of the classic shoe with a focus on texture and detail. Its upper is constructed of elegant, durable Visetos canvas—redeveloped specifically for this product to offer greater breathability and comfort. On the shoe’s tongue, a gleaming, jewelry-polished brass plate bears the MCM logo and a unique registration number—a nod to the exclusivity of MCM’s famous handbags. Each pair includes coordinated laces in two distinct styles: leather with contrasting edge-stain and fabric with metal tips. Primary packaging is similarly elevated: the shoes are housed in a textured “canvas” shoebox stamped with lacquered MCM logos and foil details. Custom tissue paper bears the signature pattern of the Suede’s outsole. MCM offers the shoe in three colorways: classic cognac, white, and red-blue multicolor.
The apparel is also a nod to hip-hop culture. The classic PUMA T7 Track Jacket and Pants, with signature 7cm taping on the sides, is reimagined with swag and sophistication. The T7 ensemble features a slouchy fit that cuts a classic urban silhouette with textured nylon panels, embroidered in the Visetos pattern. The T7 Jacket’s back features a varsity-style patch that proudly displays the MCM logo. Both pieces are offered in classic cognac and red-blue multicolor.
Look for the PUMA x MCM Collection to release on May 24th at MCM and PUMA locations worldwide. The PUMA Suede retails for $340 USD, while the apparel will run from $250 USD to $300 USD. The Red/Blue collection is an exclusive to MCM stores and mcmworldwide.com.
Originally released back in 1991, the adidas Ultra Tech will be making a return in two original colorways during the summer season.
With the current sneaker trend, it’s perfect timing for adidas to bring these back. The shoe shoe will also be part of the adidas x Dragon Ball Z Collection.
Dressed in your choice of Lavender and Teal and/or Royal Blue and Pink color options. You can expect to see both these OG colorways make its retro debut sometime this June 2018.
Nike adds to their VaporMax lineup with an upcoming new colorway of their second generation of the popular silhouette.
Dressed in a Black, Laser Orange and Total Crimson color scheme. This Nike Air VaporMax features a Black Flyknit upper highlighted with Orange Swoosh logos and Crimson heel clips. A clear VaporMax sole unit completes the design.
Look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2 Flyknit “Laser Orange” to release on June 7th at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
One of the next models to receive the “Triple White” theme is the Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 rendition for the spring season.
This Nike Air VaporMax features a White Flyknit upper with a matching heel counter, Nike Swoosh logo and hints of Silver on the heel. A clear full-length VaporMax sole unit completes the design.
Look for the Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 “Triple White” to release on June 7th at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
UPDATE: Nike releases official photos of the “Triple White” Air VaporMax Flyknit 2 that drops on June 7th.
Nike SB adds to their Air Force 2 Low lineup with yet another new iteration of the shoe arriving in a Brown colorway as a nod to the original “Escape” Air Force 2 that dropped back in 2005.
This Nike SB Air Force 2 comes constructed in a mix of leather and synthetic upper with suede overlays. It comes dressed in a Brown hue accented with Black detailing, Red branding on the tongues atop a White midsole and Gum rubber outsole.
Take a closer look at the latest Nike SB Air Force 2 Low “Escape” below and find sizes available today through select retailers such as Renarts. The retail price tag is set at $95 USD.
Last released back in 2015, the Nike Air Max 95 Grape will be making a return later this Spring 2018 as part of Nike’s women’s lineup.
Back in 2017, the theme was used on the Nike Air VaporMax and for 2018 Nike will finally be giving us the its original color scheme used on the Nike Air Max 95. It’ll arrive in a mix of Grey and White throughout the upper highlighted with Purple and Teal accents.
Look for the Nike Air Max 95 “Grape” to release in women’s sizing this May at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $160 USD.
UPDATE: Nike has released the women’s “Grape” Air Max 95 that’s currently available at Finish Line.
UPDATE: Detailed photos of the “Grape” Nike Air Max 95 that will be releasing soon in women’s sizing. Photo via atmos.
Todd Snyder and New Balance have joined forces once again to release their fourth sneaker collaboration, this time working on the New Balance 998.
Dubbed, “Sunset Pink,” this release is a nod to the rosy desert sky over Palm Springs, one of Todd’s favorite location, as well as where he took his spring campaign shoot at.
“In traditional menswear, a dose of unexpected color makes for a really dapper, unique look,” says Snyder. “A bright sneaker like the NB1 Sunset Pink can function as the modern equivalent of a pocket square or tie – an unexpected counterpoint that brings it all together.”
Limited to 300 pairs, you can now find the Todd Snyder x New Balance 998 “Sunset Pink” available today directly through his website. The retail price tag is set at $218 USD.
The Pharrell x adidas Tennis Hu will be expanding its lineup during the summer season with three new colorways that will be kicking off the month of June.
These trio of color options comes dressed in Icey Pink, Talc, and Aero Blue. Each are constructed with a breathable knitted upper, stitched Three Stripes on the sides and leather detailing on the tongues and heels.
Look for these three adidas Tennis Hu colorways to release on June 1st at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $110 USD.
ESPN and Netflix have announced that they will be releasing an exclusive Michael Jordan documentary called, “The Last Dance” that will premier in 2019.
This 10-hour series will detail Michael Jordan’s legacy with the Chicago Bulls. It will be directed by Jason Hehir (“The Fab Five,” “The ’85 Bears,” “Andre the Giant”) and produced by Mike Tollin.
ESPN 30 For 30 just released a teaser via social media, so take a look below and stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more details as they develop.
Following the release of the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 in White, Virgil Abloh will be releasing an upcoming “Powder Blue” colorway this June.
Dressed in a White, Cone, and Dark Powder Blue color scheme. This Air Jordan 1 will have a UNC-like vibe. Featuring a White upper, Powder Blue overlays, Black text, and Orange accents.
Look for the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 “Dark Powder Blue” to release on June 19th at select Jordan Brand retailers. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
UPDATE: Nike releases official photos of the “UNC” Off-White Jordan 1.
UPDATE: First look at the “UNC” Off-White x Air Jordan 1 via s.sam.group.
(Rendering of what to expect from the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 “Powder Blue” via @py_rates)
