Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White” Now Available (April 2026)

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Apr 6, 2026

UPDATE 4/6/26: The Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White” is now available on Nike.com for $160 USD.

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Official images of the Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White” have now surfaced, following its initial preview back in November 2025. The updated hybrid model is expected to launch during April 2026, marking a fresh return for one of Jordan Brand’s more experimental designs.

Originally introduced in 2009, the Jordan Sixty Plus built its identity around storytelling. The silhouette combines elements from four iconic Air Jordans—models Michael Jordan wore during his legendary 60-point performances. That foundation returns in 2026, but this time in a new low-top format that shifts the look toward a more wearable, everyday style.

This “White” colorway keeps things clean and minimal. A full white upper is paired with an icy translucent outsole, giving the shoe a sharp yet understated finish. While the original version leaned into bold branding, this low-top version refines the design with a more streamlined approach.

From a construction standpoint, the hybrid DNA remains intact. The overall shape leans closest to the Air Jordan 5, while the tongue also borrows from that model. Details from the Air Jordan 2 appear in the lacing system and heel structure. Meanwhile, the perforated toe box nods to the Air Jordan 1, and midfoot perforations with the “23” heel branding reference the Air Jordan 7.

The Jordan Sixty Plus Low “White” is set to release April 6, 2026 for $160 USD. Expect it to arrive as Jordan Brand continues to revisit and evolve its legacy hybrid lineup.

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Jordan Sixty Plus Low
Color: White/Pure Platinum-Black
Style Code: IH2047-101
Release Date: April 6, 2026
Price: $160

Ja Morant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Denim” Releases April 10th

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 6, 2026

Ja Morant is getting his own Nike Air Force 1 rollout started this week, and the next pair keeps things clean with a denim-heavy finish. Set to release on April 10th, the Ja Morant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Denim” gives the classic model a fresh update through a molded upper that skips traditional stitching altogether.

Instead of going loud, this pair leans into a more wearable look. The denim build shows soft wash changes across the upper, helping details like the toe box and Swoosh stand out without overcomplicating the design. Ja’s personal logo appears on the backtab, while silver lace dubraes and a blue midsole help finish the shoe with subtle character.

This is not the first time Morant has touched denim on an Air Force 1. Last year, Nike released the “Let Me Be Ja” edition, followed up by the “Swarovski” edition back in February 2026.

Ja Morant Nike Air Force 1 “Denim” Release Date

The Ja Morant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Denim” releases April 10, 2026 through select retailers and Nike.com for $130. It will arrive alongside Morant’s Jurassic Park-themed Ja 3 capsule, making it a big day for fans of his growing Nike lineup.

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Ja Morant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Denim”
Color: Light Armory Blue/Metallic Silver-White
Style Code: IQ9773-400
Release Date: April 10, 2026
Price: $130

Devin Booker Debuts Detroit-Inspired Nike Book 2 “Bad Boys” PE

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 6, 2026

Devin Booker knows exactly how to stir things up, and his latest Nike Book 2 PE did just that in Chicago. During the Suns’ visit to face the Bulls, Booker laced up a pair inspired by the legendary Detroit Pistons “Bad Boys” era, adding another sharp player exclusive to his growing collection.

The storytelling on this pair goes deeper than just the colors. Booker grew up in Michigan, so the connection to those hard-nosed Pistons teams feels natural. While he did not watch that era live, the legacy of Isiah Thomas, Dennis Rodman, Bill Laimbeer, and the rest of Detroit’s championship core clearly left a mark.

Bringing that energy into a game against the Bulls made the statement even louder.
Design-wise, the Nike Book 2 “Detroit Bad Boys” PE comes loaded with attitude. The upper features black hairy suede, while metallic orange Swooshes add a bold hit of contrast. A cracked grey midsole gives the shoe an even tougher look. On the heel, Booker swapped in a special version of the classic “Bad Boys” logo, replacing the original text with his own name for a personal twist.

There is no public release planned for Nike Book 2 “Bad Boys” edition, which keeps it firmly in PE territory. Even so, it stands out as one of Booker’s hardest Nike Book 2 exclusives yet.

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Palace x Nike Air Max 95 Releases April 10th

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 6, 2026

Palace Skateboards is back with Nike for another release, and this latest project shifts the focus to the Air Max 95. After putting its stamp on the Total 90 III and Air Max DN8, the London label now takes on one of Nike’s most recognizable runners with a look that blends heritage cues and bold styling.

The Palace x Nike Air Max 95 arrives with a metallic silver upper that immediately brings “Silver Bullet” energy to mind. From there, the design takes a darker turn thanks to a sprayed gradient that fades toward the heel. Reflective mesh gives the pair more depth, while sky blue accents break up the darker finish and keep the shoe from feeling too heavy.

Palace also made sure the branding stands out across the entire sneaker. Co-branded details appear on the tongues, heels, outsoles, and insoles, while even the visible Air unit gets Palace treatment. That added touch gives the collaboration a more exclusive feel without overcomplicating the classic silhouette.

Alongside the footwear, Palace and Nike are also releasing a full 25-piece apparel collection. The lineup is anchored by a matching windbreaker set in Sky Blue, Black, and White, with jerseys, hoodies, shorts, and graphic tees rounding things out.

Palace Nike Air Max 95 Release Date

The Palace x Nike Air Max 95 collection releases on April 10th through Palace stores, Palace’s website at 11 AM ET, and Palace and Nike’s Manor Place space in London. A wider SNKRS release follows on April 16th.

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Palace x Nike Air Max 95
Color: Metallic Silver/Aluminum-Black
Style Code: IQ7708-095
Release Date: April 10, 2026 (Palace)
Release Date: April 16, 2026 (SNKRS)
Price: $200

New Balance 1890 “Boysenberry” Releases April 16th

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 6, 2026

A wave of tech-runner nostalgia keeps moving through the market, and New Balance is leaning into it with one of its louder spring drops yet. Official images of the New Balance 1890 “Boysenberry” have surfaced ahead of its April 16 release, bringing a bold mix of retro performance design and striking color.

Featuring a Boysenberry/Punch Yellow color scheme, the pair dresses deep purple throughout the mesh upper, overlays, laces and tongue, highlighted by synthetic flowing overlays. Yellow wavy piping follows the curved cage panels while outlining the large side logo. The additions give this version a speedy appearance with high contrast elements. Bright red-orange accents surrounding the branding further detail the upper without distracting from the purple canvas.

Moving around to the heel of the foot, things turn more sinister. A black glossy heel shell envelops the entire rear while diagonal red striped accents are layered throughout to help break up the darker color palette. Below, the mottled midsole continues the aggressive theme with pops of purple foam contrasted by neon yellow paint splashes and exposed ABZORB modules showcasing a translucent hue of red-orange.

There is also a clear design direction here. Instead of cleaning up the era it comes from, New Balance lets the silhouette stay loud, layered, and unapologetically technical. That choice gives this release more personality than a lot of modern retro runners trying to play it safe.

The New Balance 1890 “Boysenberry” releases April 16, 2026 via NewBalance.com and select retailers for $180.

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New Balance 1890 “Boysenberry”
Color: Boysenberry/Punch Yellow
Style Code: U18909P5
Release Date: April 16, 2026
Price: $180

New Balance 1300 “Drift Red” Balances Coral Suede With Vintage-Toned Details

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 6, 2026

Spring colors always hit a little differently on a heritage runner, especially when the shape is already this familiar. That is the lane New Balance stays in here, using the New Balance 1300 “Drift Red” to freshen up one of its most trusted Made in USA silhouettes ahead of its April 10, 2026 release.

The upper is covered in soft suede with a coral-tinted finish that gives Drift Red most of its presence. Mesh panels in a similar tone keep the pair light, while Hay hits on the N logos and heel add a faded yellow contrast that breaks things up the right way. Nothing feels forced, and that is a big reason the color blocking works.

Cream touches on the midsole and tongue keep the vintage running look intact without leaning too hard on nostalgia. White laces clean things up, black outsole sections add some edge, and the ENCAP tooling underneath keeps the build tied to the 1300’s long-running identity. Even with the brighter palette, the model still feels easy to wear.

More than anything, this pair shows how little New Balance really needs to change when the base is already strong. A new set of colors, the right material balance, and a classic shape do the job without overcomplicating the story.

The New Balance 1300 “Drift Red” releases April 10, 2026 via NewBalance.com and select retailers for $205.

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New Balance 1300
Color: Drift Red/Hay-Afterglow
Style Code: U13008BH
Release Date: April 10, 2026
Price: $205

A Summer-Ready adidas Samba Mule Woven Is on the Way

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 6, 2026

A warm-weather shift is coming to one of adidas’ most familiar silhouettes. Instead of reworking the Samba with loud changes, this version takes a lighter approach, keeping the front half recognizable while opening up the back for a more relaxed feel. The adidas Samba Mule Woven “Crew White” still carries the shape that made the original so easy to wear, but it now leans more naturally into summer.

Starting at the top, that update begins with the upper. Swapping out the traditional leather construction for a woven style, the shoe instantly takes on a breathable, textured aesthetic. It feels lightweight and relaxed, while maintaining the low-top silhouettes that have helped keep the Samba relevant year-round. It’s less of a rework and more of a refreshing update for the season.

Toward the back, the lack of a heel truly transforms it into a slip-on. Textured suede overlays spanning the toe and eyestay offer structure, while the Three Stripes opt for a muted textured finish that meshes with the rest of the upper rather than popping. Underfoot, the gum sole provides the signature finish we’ve come to expect from the Samba.

The adidas Samba Mule Woven “Crew White” is expected to release in Summer 2026 through adidas.com and select retailers.

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adidas Samba Mule
Color: Crew White
Style Code: KH7719
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Jalen Brunson Debuts Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Jordyn” PE Inspired By His Daughter

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 5, 2026

Jalen Brunson gave sneaker fans something more meaningful than a standard player exclusive when he laced up the Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Jordyn” PE against the Chicago Bulls. While most on-court PEs lean on team colors or flashy color blocking, this pair stands out because it comes from a much more personal place, drawing direct inspiration from his daughter Jordyn and turning that connection into a design that instantly grabs attention.

Instead of treating the Kobe 5 as a simple canvas, this pair fully commits to its story. A vivid pink upper sets the tone, while the heart-covered graphic across the mudguard and tongue area mirrors the pattern from Jordyn’s onesie. The bright white Swoosh breaks through the side panels cleanly, but the overall look stays centered on that playful, heartfelt theme, giving the shoe real personality rather than making it feel like just another special makeup.

What gives the pair even more weight is how the smaller details reinforce the story without overdoing it. Kobe branding remains in place on the tongue, yet the heel embroidery adds another layer by featuring Jordyn’s birth date on the left shoe and a heart on the right. Because of that, the design feels thoughtful from top to bottom and carries emotional value that goes beyond performance footwear.

That is exactly why the Kobe line continues to resonate so strongly across the league. The model still delivers everything players want on the floor, but it also gives them room to tell stories that reflect who they are away from the game. Brunson’s latest PE does both, which is why it lands with more impact than most exclusives.

The Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Jordyn” PE is expected to remain exclusive to Jalen Brunson. Even so, this pair shows how the best basketball sneakers often come from real life, real relationships, and designs that actually mean something.

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s Legendary Nike Mercurial Superfly 1 Returns April 7th

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 5, 2026

Fresh energy from the late 2000s is making its way back onto the pitch. One of Nike Football’s most important boots is returning in familiar form, bringing back the bold Max Orange look that helped define an era when speed cleats started to feel futuristic.

Originally launched in 2009, the Cristiano Ronaldo x Nike Mercurial Superfly 1 “Max Orange” stood out as a major shift in boot design. Flywire support and a carbon fiber soleplate gave the model a lighter, more aggressive build, while Ronaldo’s presence pushed it far beyond standard on-field footwear. For many players, it became one of the cleats that shaped that generation.

Cristiano Ronaldo poses with the original Nike Mercurial Superfly 1. Photo courtesy of Getty Images

2026’s iteration remains true to its signature colorway while the performance narrative progresses. Nike enhances the football shoe with a new 3/4 length Air Zoom unit embedded into the traction plate, offering a modern touch response when you step down. The chevron stud wave pattern carves up agility while a soft, sticky upper is optimized for clean touches.

The equilibrium between nostalgia and progress feels very much purposeful. Instead of redesigning the identity of the shoe, Nike leaves the aesthetic impact mostly alone and allows the technology to speak for itself. It’s a clever approach to rejuvenating a classic football boot without stripping away its significance.

You can cop the Cristiano Ronaldo x Nike Mercurial Superfly RGN SE “Max Orange” on April 7, 2026 at 10 AM ET via Nike.com and select retailers for $300.

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Cristiano Ronaldo x Nike Mercurial Superfly RGN SE
Color: Max Orange/Metallic Silver-Abyss
Style Code: IQ2995-801
Release Date: April 7, 2026
Price: $300

Air Jordan 5 Laceless Fire Red “Fresh Prince” Sample Surfaces

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 5, 2026

The run of rare TV-inspired Jordan samples keeps getting stronger. After the rare Air Jordan 10 “Martin” Samples surfaced, sample collector @depeche23mode has now shared another standout: the Air Jordan 5 Laceless Fire Red Fresh Prince Sample, a one-off concept that ties Jordan heritage to one of the most memorable style moments in 90s television.

At a glance, the shoe stays close to the classic Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red” setup. White leather covers the upper, while black midsoles and bold red shark-tooth accents keep the original energy intact. Red lining adds even more pop, so despite the sample twist, the model still looks unmistakably like a “Fire Red” Jordan 5.

The biggest change is the missing lacing system. Like the Air Jordan 5 NRG “Fresh Prince” from 2018, this pair removes the traditional lace setup as a direct nod to Will Smith’s famous no-lace styling in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. That 2018 release dropped on September 25, 2018 in a White, Grape Ice, Black, and New Emerald color scheme, making this Fire Red sample feel like an alternate take on that same idea.

This sample also pushes the storytelling further. The tongue includes “West Philadelphia” branding, a clear reference to the opening line from the show’s theme song and Will Smith’s hometown in the series. Inside, the striped insoles bring in another colorful Bel-Air-inspired touch that gives the pair even more personality.

This Air Jordan 5 Laceless “Fire Red/Fresh Prince” Sample is not expected to release. Still, when you line it up with the Air Jordan 10 “Martin” Samples, the 2018 Air Jordan 5 NRG “Fresh Prince,” and the ultra-limited “Black Metallic” Air Jordan 5 Bel-Air from 2023, the bigger story becomes clear. That “Black Metallic” version was created in a run of just three pairs, adding another ultra-rare chapter to Jordan Brand’s long connection with iconic TV nostalgia.

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Sneaker Talk: Air Jordan 7 “Year of the Rabbit”

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 5, 2026

The Air Jordan 7 “Year of the Rabbit” remains one of the more overlooked special-edition releases in Jordan Brand history. Released in 2011 to celebrate the Chinese Zodiac’s Year of the Rabbit, the sneaker arrived in limited fashion and never got the broader, recurring spotlight that later lunar-themed Jordan drops would receive. The shoe originally released on May 1, 2011, in Asia before arriving in the U.S. on May 7, 2011, with a retail price of $160.

Design-wise, the pair pulled from the classic Air Jordan 7 “Hare” playbook while giving it a more premium and celebratory twist. The upper used a Light Silver base with perforated side panels, while white overlays helped balance the look. From there, Metallic Gold details on the branding, heel pull tab, and lace area gave the shoe its standout finish, while True Red hits on the midsole and throat added the sharp contrast that tied the whole theme together.

Part of what still makes the release memorable is its exclusivity. The Air Jordan 7 “Year of the Rabbit” launched in limited quantities and came with themed packaging, which only added to its collector appeal. More importantly, while Jordan Brand has revisited “Year of the Rabbit” on other models over the years, the Air Jordan 7 version has never received an official retro release.

That has helped keep the Air Jordan 7 “Year of the Rabbit” in grail territory for longtime Jordan collectors. With no official return to date, the resale market, including platforms like StockX, remains the best option for anyone still trying to track down a pair today.

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Air Jordan 7 “Year of the Rabbit”
Color: Light Silver/Metallic Gold-True Red-White
Style Code: 459873-005
Release Date: May 7, 2011
Price: $160

Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT “Year of the Horse” Releases April 24th

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 4, 2026

UPDATE 4/4/26: The Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT “Siempre Hermanos” is set to release on April 24th for $200, arriving alongside a matching Nike Air Force 1. This pair is not connected to the Year of the Horse theme. Instead, it honors Kobe Bryant’s bond with Pau Gasol, drawing inspiration from the racehorse they purchased together in 2012. A horseshoe-shaped lace dubrae stamped with “Siempre Hermanos,” or “Always Brothers,” ties that story back into the design.

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Nike is continuing its Lunar New Year theme with the Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT “Year of the Horse”, but this time as a lifestyle-first offering. Instead of starting from the basketball court like previous Kobe Protros, the 2026 Year of the Horse edition uses materials to tell a new story for the performance shoe classic. The switch also marks how the Kobe Brand is further expanding the scope of the Protro lineup.

Unlike the original Kobe 8, this EXT version leans into texture and restraint. A Light Orewood Brown suede upper establishes a muted base, while molded overlays reinforce structure across the toe and eyelets. Baroque Brown pony hair Swooshes and lining add depth, giving the silhouette a tactile, almost heritage feel.

At the heel, Ocean Cube suede replaces a traditional counter, stitched in white for contrast and clarity. Underfoot, a subtle Ocean Cube to Red Stardust gradient outsole introduces color without disrupting the earthy palette. Horseshoe-shaped metal lace dubraes quietly anchor the Year of the Horse theme.

Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT Year of the Horse Release Date

The Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT “Year of the Horse” will release April 24th, 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers, priced at $200 USD.

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Nike Kobe 8 Protro EXT “Year of the Horse”
Color: Light Orewood Brown/Summit White-Red Stardust-Baroque Brown
Style Code: IM1820-100
Release Date: April 24, 2026
Price: $200

Photos: yyt_snkrs

adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Easter” Releases April 5th

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 4, 2026

UPDATE 4/4/26: The adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Easter” is set to release on April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday, via adidas.com. The colorway features a pastel mix of teal, yellow, and pale pink, giving the model a clear holiday-inspired look.

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Spring colorways can go sideways fast. Too cute, too themed, too forced. This one doesn’t.

adidas keeps things restrained with the AE 2 “Easter,” using softer tones without losing the performance edge baked into Anthony Edwards’ second signature. It’s a shift in mood, not identity.

The color story does most of the talking. Butter yellow grounds the outsole and midsole tooling, while mint mesh and light lavender accents spread across the upper. The pastels feel deliberate, not loud. More seasonal nod than holiday costume.

Structurally, nothing changes—and that’s the point. The same sculpted shell returns, with breathable mesh handling airflow and smooth synthetic overlays keeping the shape tight. The blocking follows the shoe’s natural lines instead of fighting them, which helps the silhouette stay sharp even in lighter colors. Branding stays quiet and blended, letting the design breathe.

There’s a confidence here that suggests refinement. adidas isn’t chasing attention with this release. It’s showing comfort in the AE 2’s foundation and letting color do just enough work.

The adidas AE 2 “Easter” is expected to arrive April 5 2026, available through adidas.com and select retailers.

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adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Easter”
Color: Almost Yellow/Bliss Lilac-Flash Aqua
Style Code: JQ9505
Release Date: April 5, 2026
Price: $130

Caitlin Clark’s Nike Signature Shoe Debuts Holiday 2026

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Mario Briguglio

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Apr 4, 2026

Caitlin Clark’s first signature shoe is finally starting to come into focus. Nike has already confirmed that Clark’s first signature shoe will launch in 2026, while multiple reports now point to a Holiday 2026 release window for the debut model many are calling the Nike Caitlin 1. Retail pricing is expected to land at $140 for adults, $115 for grade school, and $105 for preschool sizing.

What gives this release even more weight is Clark’s own preview of the performance story behind it. During her appearance on the New Heights podcast, she said, “The technology that we’re gonna put into it isn’t anything that they’ve ever put into a basketball shoe before,” a quote that instantly raised expectations around what Nike is building into her first model. Reports also note that Clark has been deeply involved in the process, with comfort and performance sitting at the center of the design.

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Clark has built her on-court Nike identity around Kobe models, so there is real curiosity around how her own signature shoe will separate itself while still delivering the responsive feel she clearly values. Early reporting suggests the rollout could include an Indiana Fever-inspired pair, along with Halloween and Christmas-themed colorways later in the season.

Nike has also already introduced Clark’s signature branding, highlighted by an interlocking double-C logo, setting the stage for a much bigger launch around her first shoe.

Nike Caitlin 1 Release Date

As of now, the Caitlin 1 is rumored to release on September 29, 2026, though Nike has not officially confirmed that date. The retail price tag is set at $140 for adults.

The clearest takeaway is simple: Caitlin Clark’s first signature sneaker is shaping up to be one of Holiday 2026’s biggest basketball releases.

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Nike Caitlin 1
Release Date: September 29, 2026
Price: $140

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Nike Keeps The Big Bubble Rollout Going With The Air Max 95 “Royal Blue”

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 4, 2026

Every Air Max 95 does not need to scream for attention. This pair gets its point across in a much cleaner way. White handles most of the upper, while black and royal blue step in at the right spots to give the shoe some shape. The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Royal Blue” feels sharp, easy to wear, and true to what makes this model work.

The upper sticks with the familiar layered setup that has always carried the silhouette. White mesh builds the base, then Reflect Silver, Royal Blue, and black move across the sides in that signature fade. It is nothing too wild, but that is exactly why it lands. The color blocking feels natural and gives the pair a smooth, balanced look.

Things amp up slightly down below. Black overtakes the mudguard and midsole, giving those blue accents popping juxtaposition around the low stripe, heel Swoosh, insoles and visible Air units. Yellow accents on the tongue and heel inject more energy.

The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Royal Blue” will release in Summer 2026 retailing for $190 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble
Color: White/Black-Reflect Silver-Royal Blue
Style Code: IU7544-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $190

Nike Air Max 90 “White/Black” Pops With Red Branding

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Mason Tiniuc

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Apr 4, 2026

Some Air Max 90 colorways do not need much to work. This one gets there by keeping the layout familiar, then tightening up the contrast in all the right places. White handles most of the upper, while black drops in low and heavy, giving the shoe a more grounded look from the jump.

Nike begins the Air Max 90 “White/Black” with a white leather base upper with perforations on the toe and panel. Nike frames that with a dusty off-white suede mudguard that’s a bit more distressed and less finished. It gives the upper a worn in feel instead of sterile. It’s a subtle transition, but one that textures the entire shoe.

Then the darker half starts doing the real work. Black covers the Swoosh, lower panels, heel overlay, midsole, and outsole, creating a stronger frame under the brighter upper. University Red is used sparingly, but that is exactly why it lands. You see it on the tongue branding, heel logo, lateral Air Max badge, and inside the visible Air unit.

Nothing feels forced here, and that is part of the appeal. The shape stays true to the original, but the blocking gives it a firmer edge than a standard white pair.

The Nike Air Max 90 “White/Black” releases in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $135.

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Nike Air Max 90
Color: White/University Red-Black
Style Code: IV2867-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135