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New Balance 2010 “Harbor Grey” Releases Summer 2026 With A Muted Build

New Balance has yet another minimalist sneaker primed for Summer 2026 with the 2010 “Harbor Grey.” Retailing at $145 USD, the release will drop through NewBalance.com and select retailers.

The New Balance 2010 “Harbor Grey” keeps the color scheme muted, but the mix of materials help the shoe steer clear of appearing dull. Open mesh makes up the toe box, midfoot, and heel of the upper providing the sneakerish base. Sections of hairy suede overlays the mesh with a softer finish. Smooth synthetics wrap the eyelets and sides of the shoe for some contrasting structure.

Grey tones run through the laces, tongue, “N” logo, mudguard, and boldly sculpted midsole. New Balance even tones down the branding on this sneaker and lets it mesh with the upper rather than popping. Cream sole lining on the collar is the only departure from monochrome hue and offers a hint of warmth around the ankle.

A bulky midsole helps position the 2010 closer to New Balance’s performance runner offerings. Placed on black rubber, this sneaker has the most contrast offering its tiniest bits of off-white traction nodding back to the collar.

What works for pair is how it relies on silhouette and material rather than color. Mesh, suede, and layering are what we’ve come to expect from a New Balance lifestyle sneaker but an all-grey palette helps make it effortlessly wearable.

You can cop the New Balance 2010 “Harbor Grey” Summer 2026 via NewBalance.com and select retailers for $145.

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New Balance 2010
Color: Harbor Grey
Style Code: U20103EJ
Release Date: 2026
Price: $145

Photos: END. Clothing

Nike KD 6 “Night Vision” Releases June 19th

UPDATE 5/25/26: Official images of the Nike KD 6 “Night Vision” have surfaced in adult and grade school sizing. The colorway is set to release June 19, 2026, with adult pairs priced at $135.

Original Story 7/28/25:
The Nike KD 6 is making its first-ever Retro run in 2026, led by the return of the Nike KD 6 “Night Vision” releasing June 19th. Originally released during the tail end of the KD 6 era, this fan-favorite colorway stood out for its stealthy inspiration and bold detailing.

The “Night Vision” draws inspiration from tactical night gear,” Nike explained in a release. “A black synthetic upper is accented by bright green hits and pixelated speckles that mimic infrared goggles, while a pixelated forefoot Swoosh and KD heel logo add visual references to digital overlays. Bright Mango is used to contrast the visible Air unit, while rounded laces mimic utility rope.”

Released in 2014, the colorway was often overlooked at the time but quickly grew in popularity with KD fans after Durant transitioned to the KD 7. A year later, it’s safe to say the return was a no-brainer — both for those who gravitated to this silhouette at its peak and newer sneakerheads who overlooked the shoe in favor of other KD silhouettes at the time.

Fans can also expect to see several other fan-favorite KD 6 colorways make a comeback in 2026, including KD 6 “Peanut Butter and Jelly” and KD 6 “All-Star”. In the meantime, the KD 18 “Aunt Pearl” is also on its way, which will arrive later this Holiday 2025.

Nike KD 6 Night Vision 2026 Release Date

The Nike KD 6 “Night Vision” is set to release on June 19, 2026 at select Nike Basketball retailers and Nike.com. The retail price will be $135 USD.

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Nike KD 6 “Night Vision”
Color: Black/Light Lucid Green-Multi-Color
Style Code: IH3582-001
Release Date: June 19, 2026
Price: $135

(GS sizing below)

Nike KD 19 “Bubble Gum Bounce” Releases July 2026

The Nike KD 19 “Bubble Gum Bounce” zooms in on one of Kevin Durant’s loudest early KD 19 colorways for Summer 2026. The “Hyper Pink” colorway releases July 1st, 2026 with a price tag of $155.

Retail images show the KD 19 covered almost entirely in pink, giving the performance model a glossy, candy-like finish from heel to toe. The molded upper, midsole, tongue, liner, laces, and outsole all stick to the same bright shade, letting the shape of the shoe carry the design instead of extra graphics or layered color hits.

Nike’ sculpted shell details lend the KD 19 a sleeker look versus previous iterations in Durant’ signature series. Minimal KD branding is printed on the tongue while a small Swoosh is integrated into the lateral with a low contrast treatment that doesn’t break up the all pink design.

The Nike KD 19 “Bubble Gum Bounce” is expected to release July 1, 2026, through Nike.com and select retailers. The retail price is set at $155. Additional launch details should arrive closer to the release date.

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Nike KD 19 “Bubble Gum Bounce”
Color: Hyper Pink/University Gold-Stadium Green
Style Code: IH1118-600
Release Date: July 1, 2026
Price: $155

Photos: Afew

Air Jordan 14 Low “Valentines Day” Releases February 2027

Jordan Brand’s Valentine’s Day releases are rumored to transition to the Air Jordan 14 Low in 2027. This means that the Ferrari-inspired silhouette could receive its first Valentine’s Day themed debut. The Air Jordan 14 Low “Valentine’s Day” will release February 6, 2027 as womens sizes only.

Mockups courtesy of Sneaker Files and @zsneakerheadz depict the sneaker done entirely in a vibrant red hue. Taking a simple approach to the holiday, the colorway likely won’t feature typical heart motifs. Expect most of the upper to be constructed of shaggy suede, giving this low-top a plush feel. Smooth red panels will contrast the textures and keep the color blocking dialed into Valentine’ syndrome.

The signature side badge of the Air Jordan 14s returns to maintain the sneakers’ Ferrari-esq connections after the seasonal refresh. Metallic shank plate creates contrast on the underside, and red accents bleed onto the heel unit and rubber outsole for a monochromatic treatment.

The Air Jordan 14 Low “Valentine’s Day” is rumored to release February 6, 2027. Availability will be at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike. Retail price has yet to be announced.

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Air Jordan 14 Low “Valentine’s Day” (W)
Style Code: IX5170-600
Release Date: February 6, 2027
Price: TBA

Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 and Superfly 11 Release Ahead of 2026 World Cup

Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Nike is reinventing its Mercurial line. Inspired by different forms of velocity, Nike has two new cleats in the Mercurial Vapor 17 and Nike Mercurial Superfly 11. Both will launch worldwide June 1st on Nike.com before dropping in stores at select retailers on June 4th.

Designed for players who excel in tight spaces, Nike touts the Vapor 17 as the lightest Mercurial they’ve made yet. An Atomknit upper and slim FlyLite plate combine to keep players light and low to the ground. Overall, the combination promises speed for quick cuts, close ball control and quick transitions.

The Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 puts more emphasis on getting upfield speed. Rather than trying to mimic Vapor feel, this iteration uses an external Zoom Air unit in the forefoot to help with responsiveness as players dart into open spaces. A FlyWeave Ultra upper keeps things contained while allowing free-range movement during sprints.

Each duo lands in vibrant pink-inspired designs with black Swoosh accents, allowing for a loud on-field identity heading into next summer’s World Cup stage. The Vapor 17 adopts a sleeker low-cut design while the Superfly 11 maintains the Mercurial’s signature speed-oriented silhouette with enhanced structure near the collar.

Nike Football designer James Molyneux used the concept of speed not being a single entity to frame this update. Some players get away with pace through quick footwork in traffic. Others need those longer stretches to blow by opponents once they have the space. Nike is clearly giving both types of speedsters their own lane with this new Mercurial release.

Nike Mercurial Vapor 17 and Nike Mercurial Superfly 11 drops online June 1st. Selected retailers will receive pairs on June 4th. Now that the 2026 FIFA World Cup is right around the corner, Nike is obviously preparing to amplify their presence with Mercurial.

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Kith x Messi x adidas Football Collection Celebrates Two Major Milestones

Kith, Lionel Messi, and adidas Football are linking up for a new three-way collection built around two milestones: Messi’s 20-year World Cup legacy and Kith’s 15th anniversary.

The collection blends performance football footwear with lifestyle staples. On the pitch side, the lineup includes the COPA Mundial 17 Ultra Boost, F50 Megaride, and F50 Walkable Cleat. The F50 models nod to the adidas cleats Messi wore during the 2006 FIFA World Cup, marking the beginning of his legendary run on football’s biggest stage.

Kith also brings the collection into lifestyle territory with two Handball Spezial colorways and a Superstar. The apparel side continues the football theme with a refreshed version of Messi’s 2006 Argentina jersey, long-sleeve goalkeeper tops, gloves, tracksuits, nylon warm-up pullovers, and socks.

The Kith x Messi x adidas Football Collection releases Friday, May 29th, through Kith.com and Kith stores.

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Nike Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie” Now Available (May 2026)

UPDATE 5/25/26: Nike Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie” is now available on Nike.com.

Original Story 5/12/26:
Nike Basketball is giving Sabrina Ionescu’s third signature shoe a strong New York Liberty connection with the upcoming Nike Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie.” The colorway celebrates Ellie the Elephant, the Liberty’s popular mascot, while pulling clear inspiration from the team’s signature look.

A black and grey upper sets the base, giving the performance model a clean, versatile start. Liberty-style mint green accents then hit the laces, diamond-plated Swoosh, and forefoot section of the midsole. The shade nods to the oxidized Statue of Liberty color tied closely to New York basketball culture.

The midsole adds more movement with a black-and-white swirl pattern that connects back to Liberty uniforms. A white tongue, black tongue logo, teal heel detailing, and matching insoles complete the team-inspired design. Together, the details give the pair a strong WNBA feel without losing its on-court edge.

The Nike Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie” releases May 25, 2026, through Nike.com and select retailers in-store and online. Adult sizing will retail for $135, while grade school pairs will be priced at $102.

With Sabrina’s Liberty roots and Ellie’s growing fan appeal, this pair arrives as a fitting start to the new WNBA season.

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Nike Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie”
Color: Mint/White-Black
Style Code: HF2881-303
Release Date: May 25, 2026
Price: $135

Nike Air Force 1 Low Is Dropping In A Denim “Anthracite” Colorway

The Air Force 1 Low is getting yet another dark makeover with this “Anthracite” release, slated for Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select stores at $125.

The use of Anthracite and Medium Ash on the upper results in a washed charcoal look. It almost dips into black but still has enough texture to stand out on its own. Metallic Silver AF1 lace dubrae is the only element that really pops on this shoe. It’s a minor detail but it helps offset all of the darker tones.

Texture comes into play big time with this pair. Instead of full leather, the overlays, eyestays, heel, and Swoosh are made of canvas-like textile. Meanwhile, suede or nubuck material can be found on panels across the toe box and sides of the shoe. These details help add dimension to the shoe while keeping the overall aesthetic subtle.

Nike Air branding is thrown on tonally throughout the shoe on the tongue, heel, and insoles. Everything else is true to form with a black midsole and rubber outsole. There’s just enough extra detail on the surface of this shoe to make it feel new but it still functions as your everyday Air Force 1.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low Denim “Anthracite” doesn’t stray too far from the formula. Dark tones, mixed materials, and one silver accent let this sneaker stand out without over stepping into AF1 territory.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Anthracite/Medium Ash-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IR0951-003
Release Date: 2026
Price: $125

Nike Moon Shoe “Baroque Brown” Gives the ’70s Runner A Darker Summer Look

Nike continues their retro revamps with a darker take on the slim ’70s runner. The Nike Moon Shoe OG “Baroque Brown” releases for Summer 2026 in women’s sizing at a price of $105. The shoe takes a detour from some of the brighter vintage shades we’ve seen previously associated with the silhouette and opts for a more muted color palette.

White canvas wraps around the upper, allowing the Brown tone to shine on the pared-back silhouette of the Moon Shoe. Matching darker brown laces, heel details, and suede support circles maintain cohesion, while the white Cashmere leather Swoosh provides contrast on the sides.

Black completes the outsole, bringing more than just color to the bottom of the shoe. The darker hue adds an edge you wouldn’t expect from the Moon Shoe OG, nudging this vintage runner into rugged territory. The silhouette remains low-key and minimal but expect the darker outsole to make the overall colorway look more put together.

Branding stays true to the shoe’s retro aesthetic with white Nike branding on the tongue, orange Swoosh, and black Nike logo.

Consumers can find the Nike Moon Shoe OG “Baroque Brown” dropping at Nike.com and select retailers online and in-store Summer 2026. Retailing at $105 USD, it will be available in women’s sizing.

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Nike Moon Shoe
Color: Baroque Brown/Black-Cashmere
Style Code: IW0955-201
Release Date: 2026
Price: $105

PUMA Deviate Pure Nitro “White/Red” Goes Lighter Without The PWRPLATE

Puma is lightening up Deviate with the upcoming PUMA Deviate Pure Nitro “White/Red.” Dropping on June 4, 2026, the shoe will launch at select retailers and directly from Puma.com in unisex sizing for $150 USD.

Less is more with this iteration. Puma strips the PWRPLATE out of the original Deviate Nitro, allowing the full NITROFOAM midsole to dictate the ride. Without the plate compressing that foam, expect a softer and slightly more forgiving feel underfoot.

Speaking of, the weight savings plays into that vibe as well. Weighing in at 220 grams, the Deviate Pure Nitro is 30 grams lighter than its plated cousin. A noticeable difference that doesn’t stray from Puma’s cushioning-centric platform.

White dominates the upper here, with red accents popping here and there throughout the shoe. It’s a clean look that allows all that tech talk to shine.

The PUMA Deviate Pure Nitro “White/Red” adds a lighter, more pliable Deviate to your Summer 2026 shoe rotation. Same old NITROFOAM cushioning, minus the PWRPLATE, and retailing at $150.

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PUMA Deviate Pure Nitro
Color: PUMA White/Ultra Red-PUMA Silver
Style Code: 313904-06
Release Date: June 4, 2026
Price: $150

J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Releases Fall 2026

J Balvin is moving on to the next chapter of his Jordan Brand story with the upcoming J Balvin x Air Jordan 4. After working through the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 2, and Air Jordan 3, the Colombian artist is now bringing his colorful language to one of Jordan Brand’s most popular retro models.

The pair is currently expected to release September 25, 2026, through SNKRS and select retailers. Retail pricing is set at $225 USD. As of now, Jordan Brand has not officially announced the release, so details should still be treated as early until confirmed.

Balvin first wore the unreleased Air Jordan 4 during a seven-hour concert in Medellín, giving fans an early look from the stage. The shoe surfaced again during his performance at the Sueños music festival in Chicago, where Modern Notoriety captured another closer look at the pair.

The design keeps Balvin’s bright personality in play, but it feels more controlled than his Air Jordan 1. Brown leather covers much of the forefoot and mudguard, while black, green, blue, pink, orange, and red hits build out the rest of the upper and sole. The mix still feels playful, just not as chaotic as some of his earlier work.

Premium leather is used throughout the construction of the shoe, while pebbled black leather overlays provide additional texture towards the top. Decorative black metallic grommet-style eyelets are placed beside the traditional lace configuration for a custom look, as well as alternative ways to lace the shoe.

Minor details distinguish J Balvin x Air Jordan 4s from your everyday retro. A mini Swoosh debuts on the orange portion of the midsole near the toes while Nike Air branding pops up on the heels. Balvin’s signature smiley face logo is also rotated upside down on the back heel.

The J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 continues his chronological run through Jordan’s early signature line, and the AJ4 gives him a strong platform for another expressive release.

Slated to drop on September 2026, this one will be one to keep an eye on as more details are unveiled.

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J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 “Multicolor”
Style Code: IW2872-700
Release Date: September 25, 2026
Price: $225

Photos: Oscar Castillo

Sneaker Talk: Patta x Air Jordan 7 “Icicle”

In 2019, Amsterdam streetwear brand Patta announced a collaboration with Jordan Brand on two colorways of the Air Jordan 7. The first shoe, which featured a “Shimmer/Tough Red” color scheme, was released June 15. On October 18, the “Icicle/Sequoia” colorway was released.

The Patta x Air Jordan 7 “Icicle” dialed things back a bit compared to their previous release. Built around an Icicle nubuck upper, this Jordan 7 was soft and muted. Washed. Light overlays added some necessary contrast. Interior bootie graphics gave it bonus flavor without overcrowding the shoe.

Patta’s branding remained crisp and never too loud. “Team Patta” can be found on the pull tab while repeating Patta logos adorn the Air- cushioned midsole. Bits of red branding pop against the cooler hues, and the multi-colored outsole lends the shoe an elevated bottom-up finish.

If you still happen to be in the market for a pair, available sizes of the Patta x Air Jordan 7 “Icicle” are currently listed on resale platforms like StockX.

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Patta x Air Jordan 7 “Icicle”
Color: Icicle/Sequoia-River Rock-Light Crimson
Style Code: AT3375-100
Release Date: October 18, 2019
Price: $200

Nike Kobe 4 Protro Draft Day “Lakers” Releases June 2026

The Nike Kobe 4 Protro “Draft Day” Pack is built around the kind of blind box release that instantly creates a chase pair. For most Kobe fans, that pair will likely be the Lakers-inspired colorway, which breaks away from the 13 white-based styles connected to the teams that passed on Kobe Bryant in the 1996 NBA Draft.

New detailed images shared by Jacques Slade offer the best look yet at the standout
Nike Kobe 4 Protro Draft Day “Lakers” colorway. Instead of the white tearaway-style setup seen across the standard pairs, this version goes straight into Lakers territory with a bold University Gold upper. The tongue, midsole, heel clip, and laces all follow that same golden finish, giving the shoe a strong one-color base before the purple details hit.

Fierce Purple adds contrast through the Swoosh, Kobe branding, extra laces, and outsole. The marbled traction pattern mixes yellow and purple together, adding a sharper Lakers feel without needing extra graphics across the upper. A white outline around the Swoosh also gives the side profile more pop.

The storytelling continues through the smaller details. One heel shows Kobe’s No. 24, while the tongue patches nod to “13,” “K. Bryant,” and the “1996 Draft.” Another heel view features No. 8, tying back to Kobe’s early Lakers years. The insole swaps the draft board-style theme for Kobe’s Mamba sheath logo, adding another detail collectors will notice right away.

The Nike Kobe 4 Protro Draft Day “Lakers”is expected to release June 26, 2026, through Nike SNKRS for $190. Style code IV6592-700 is tied to the pair.

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Nike Kobe 4 Protro “Lakers”
Color: University Gold/White-Fierce Purple
Style Code: IM4325-700
Release Date: June 26, 2026
Price: $190

Photos: Kustoo / Sneaker News

Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Phantom/Pine Green” Releases June 6th

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Pine Green” continues Jordan Brand’s success with low-top silhouettes this Summer 2026. After Travis Scott’s highly-anticipated “Pink Pack” Air Jordan 1 Low, this shoe revisits the OG silhouette with a sleeker black, white and green colorway.

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Phantom/Pine Green” releases June 6, 2026, through Nike.com and select Jordan Brand retailers. Adult pairs will retail for $150, while grade school sizing will be available for $120.

Familiar Air Jordan 1 Low OG color blocking gives the shoe an easy read, but the material mix does most of the work. White leather covers the toe box and side panels, while black textured leather wraps the toe, eyestays, collar, and heel. Pine Green laces, tongue branding, insoles, and Swooshes add the main pop of color.

The textured green Swoosh is the standout detail, giving the pair a more exotic look without pushing it too far from the model’s roots. A small green mini Swoosh lands near the forefoot, while the heel keeps things traditional with a white Wings logo stitched over black. Underfoot, a sail midsole and gum rubber outsole finish the pair with a classic lifestyle feel.

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Phantom/Pine Green” arrives June 6, 2026, in adult and grade school sizes.

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Air Jordan 1 Low OG
Color: Phantom/Black-Pine Green
Style Code: IR2283-030
Release Date: June 6, 2026
Price: $150

Nike Baltoro High “Chalk/Safety Orange” Returns Summer 2026

The Nike Baltoro High is making a return for Summer 2026, in a Chalk, Safety Orange, Black, and Sail color scheme. Official photos of the shoe have been revealed, giving you a detailed look at the upcoming release.

Mesh and leather adorn the majority of the upper, highlighted by Chalk and Sail colors on the toe box and overlays down the sides. The neutral tones give this shoe an outdoor aesthetic while keeping the overall color scheme feeling muted. Black dominates on everything else including collar, tongue section, lace tips, toe bumper, midsole and outsole.

Safety Orange makes a few appearances but really helps carry the colorway. On the textured Nike logo on the lateral side and enlarged branding on the heel, Safety Orange provides clear focal points when viewing the shoe from the side or back. Paired with the neutral tones on the rest of the shoe, these pops of color really stand out without coming across as gaudy.

Construction-wise, Nike included defining details like rope-style laces, eyelets that mimic metal, added protection on the toe and an aggressive-looking traction outsole. While Nike has had retro runners and casual shoes with subtle outdoor influences, the Baltoro High carries more personality on the trails. Ankle padding and black accents help solidify its connection to Nike’s footwear for adventurers.

The Nike Baltoro High “Chalk/Safety Orange” is available to purchase Summer 2026 on Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Baltoro High
Color: Chalk/Safety Orange-Black-Sail
Style Code: IO4556-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Victor Wembanyama Wears The Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low

Victor Wembanyama brought another headline into the tunnel before Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals, this time with an unreleased Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low on-foot. The San Antonio Spurs star was spotted wearing the upcoming pair, giving sneaker fans an early look at Steven Victor’s next Nike project.

The unreleased Air Force 1 Low keeps the design mostly understated with a black leather upper and quiet Victor Victor branding at the heel. The label’s signature dog logo appears in a subtle placement, while the rest of the shoe leans on shape, materials, and proportions instead of loud details.

Air Force 1 collectors quickly pointed to the build as the real story. This Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low appears to use the highly favored 2001-style AF1 shape, which is known for its slimmer toe box, sharper paneling, and more refined overall profile. Nike recently used a similar build on the NIGO x Nike Air Force 1 Low, a release that drew strong attention from longtime AF1 fans.

Steven Victor’s connection to NIGO adds another layer to the story. Victor has long managed NIGO, making the shared Air Force 1 shape feel less random and more intentional. His Victor Victor imprint has also already worked with Nike on the Air Max DN8, so this upcoming AF1 continues a growing relationship between the label and the Swoosh.

The Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low is currently expected to release in very limited quantities during Summer/Fall 2026. Nike has not confirmed official release details, pricing, sizing, or availability at the time of writing. Wembanyama wearing the pair gives the project a bigger spotlight before launch.

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