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The Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 “Trophies” Surfaces in Black

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Mario Briguglio
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Momentum from the 2026 All-Star Weekend is still carrying over, with Nike’s Los Angeles rollout leaving a strong impression through both community events and standout product releases. Among the most talked-about drops was the Victor Solomon x Nike “Trophies” Collection, which brought a luxury lens to classic silhouettes like the Air Force 1, Air Foamposite One, and Air Max 90.

Each model reflected Solomon’s artistic style, blending sport heritage with elevated detailing. Gold hardware, intricate textures, and Swarovski crystal accents gave the collection a distinct identity, pushing these designs beyond traditional performance roots into something more collectible.

Now, a new layer has emerged. An alternate black version of the Victor Solomon Air Force 1 has surfaced, reportedly intended as a Friends & Family exclusive. While it wasn’t part of the original public release, pairs have started to appear through retail channels, creating unexpected buzz around the colorway.

The discovery also raises questions about the rest of the collection. Early information surrounding the Foamposite suggested multiple versions were in development, which could mean similar blacked-out editions of the Air Foamposite One and Air Max 90 may exist.

For now, Nike has not confirmed any additional releases tied to the “Trophies” Collection. Still, the appearance of this alternate Air Force 1 signals that there may be more unseen variations waiting to surface.

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Victor Solomon x Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Black/Metallic Gold
Style Code: IR2076-001
Release Date: N/A
Price: $250

Photos: HORHEAD_Sales

Nike SB Air Max Ishod “Neon” Releases March 2026

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Mario Briguglio
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Momentum is already building toward March, and with it comes Nike’s annual Air Max Month celebration. As the brand leans into the legacy of the Nike Air Max 95 “Neon” theme, that influence is now extending beyond running into skateboarding—this time through Ishod Wair’s signature line.

The latest take on the Nike SB Air Max Ishod pulls clear inspiration from the iconic 95, translating its signature gradient look into a skate-ready silhouette. Layers of grey tones move from dark along the mudguard to lighter shades near the upper, creating that familiar fade effect. Clean white hits land on the tongue and laces, while neon yellow accents bring energy to key areas like the eyelets, midfoot panel, and outsole.

This crossover moment highlights how Nike continues to blend heritage performance design with modern skate footwear. While the original Air Max 95 was built for running, its visual identity remains strong enough to influence entirely different categories decades later.

The Nike SB Air Max Ishod “Neon” is likely to release in March 2026 aligning with Air Max Month available at select skate shops and Nike.com. The retail price tag is se tat $115 USD.

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Nike SB Air Max Ishod “Neon”
Color: Black/Neon Yellow-Anthracite-Light Graphite
Style Code: IR1887-002
Release Date: March 2026
Price: $115

NOCTA x Nike Air Max BW Expected Spring 2027

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Mario Briguglio
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Early signs of a major Air Max comeback are starting to build, and one of the more notable developments points to Drake’s NOCTA line stepping in. According to @bubblekoppe, a NOCTA x Nike Air Max BW collaboration is expected to land in Spring 2027, bringing renewed attention to a model that has quietly remained a cult favorite.

While details around the collaboration are still scarce, its mere existence adds to NOCTA’s growing Air Max portfolio. It also joins another rumored project involving the Air Max Plus, which has faced delays and has yet to officially release. For now, the Air Max BW stands as the more intriguing storyline, especially given its legacy within Nike’s catalog.

Originally introduced in 1991 and designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Max BW earned its name from the “Big Window” Air unit, offering a more visible take on the cushioning system first seen on the Air Max 90. The silhouette gained recognition for its comfort and clean design, and over time, it has transitioned into a respected lifestyle option with strong nostalgic appeal.

Its most recent return came in 2021, celebrating the model’s 30th anniversary with a mix of OG colorways and themed releases. With the 35th anniversary approaching, speculation around another retro cycle has already started to grow, and this NOCTA collaboration only strengthens that possibility.

As it stands, the NOCTA x Nike Air Max BW is rumored for a Spring 2027 release window. More details, including design direction and release specifics, are expected to surface as the launch gets closer.

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Where To Buy The SP5DER x adidas Superstar “Black”

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 2/24/26: adidas has officially unveiled the SP5DER x adidas Superstar Supermodified in Black and Red, locking in the rollout plan. The collection gets an early pre-launch on February 27th through KINGSPIDER.co, then opens up for a wider release on March 3rd via CONFIRMED, KINGSPIDER.co, and select retailers. Both colorways are priced at $150, and the announcement is backed by fresh campaign visuals.

Original Story 2/11/26:
The adidas Superstar has moved between courts, streets, and culture for decades, and Sp5der’s latest take pushes that versatility in a darker direction. Following the January 2026 rollout of the collaboration, Young Thug’s imprint returns with another pair that feels more like a recalibration of an icon than a simple color swap.

Coated in high-gloss black patent leather, the Sp5der x adidas Superstar follows the same construction as the upcoming “Red/Black” release but leans into a cleaner, more uniform finish. A cracked, web-like embossing still ripples across the upper, bringing texture and depth to the otherwise mirror-like shell toe. The tonal black Three Stripes again sit slightly forward on the side panel, keeping that subtly altered profile while letting this pair read sharper and more streamlined overall.

Smaller details reward careful inspection rather than dominating the design. “555 555” text appears on the insole and is mirrored on the translucent outsole alongside Sp5der branding, quietly tying the story together beneath the foot. The padded tongue features embroidered “555” stitching, while the glossy serrated stripes keep the silhouette firmly anchored to classic Superstar DNA.

The Sp5der x adidas Superstar “Black” releases February 27th through KINGSPIDER.co, followed by a global release on March 3rd via CONFIRMED, priced at $150 USD.

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SP5DER x adidas Superstar
Color: Core Black/Silver Metallic
Style Code: KJ7021
Release Date: February 27, 2026 (Pre-Launch)
Release Date: March 3, 2026 (Global)
Price: $150

Where To Buy The SP5DER x adidas Superstar “Red/Black”

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 2/24/26: adidas has officially confirmed the SP5DER x adidas Superstar Supermodified in both Black and Red colorways, along with full release details. A pre-launch is scheduled for February 27th through KINGSPIDER.co, followed by a global release on March 3rd via CONFIRMED, KINGSPIDER.co, and select retailers. Both pairs will retail for $150, and adidas also shared fresh campaign imagery to go with the announcement.

Original Story 2/11/26:
The Superstar has always lived at the intersection of sport and street, but this version leans harder into fashion than most. After its January 2026 debut, Young Thug’s Sp5der returns to adidas with a second statement that feels less like a collaboration and more like a reinterpretation of a cultural staple.

Wrapped in high-gloss red patent leather, the Sp5der x adidas Superstar looks premium at first glance, yet the surface tells a different story. A cracked, spider-web texture stretches across the upper, creating tension between slick polish and raw edge around the shell toe. Meanwhile, the black Three Stripes shift slightly forward on the side panel, subtly altering the silhouette’s profile without drawing attention to the tweak.

Details pile on in ways that reward a closer look rather than shouting for attention. “555 555” appears inside the shoe and repeats on the translucent outsole alongside Sp5der branding, creating a quiet thread of identity beneath the foot. The padded tongue carries embroidered “555” stitching, while the patent serrated stripes keep the pair grounded in classic Superstar DNA.

The SP5DER x adidas Superstar “Red/Black” releases February 27th through KINGSPIDER.co, followed by a global release on March 3rd via CONFIRMED. The retail price tag is set at $150 USD.

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SP5DER x adidas Superstar
Color: Red/Core Black-Silver Metallic
Style Code: KJ7005
Release Date: February 27, 2026 (Pre-Launch)
Release Date: March 3, 2026 (Global)
Price: $150

adidas Crazy Energy+ Basketball Shoe Now Available (February 2026)

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 2/24/26: The adidas Crazy Energy+, a shoe that was recently worn by Stephen Curry, is now available via adidas.com for $155 USD.

Original Story 1/21/26:
adidas is preparing to expand its basketball lineup with the adidas Crazy Energy+, a new performance model rooted in the brand’s iconic “Crazy” heritage. The series has always leaned into bold design and innovation, and this latest entry continues that tradition with a sharper, faster look. It reflects adidas’ ongoing effort to blend experimental style with serious on-court performance.

Visually, the Crazy Energy+ feels more refined than earlier Crazy models. The molded shell features flowing ridges and layered cuts that give the shoe a sleek, aerodynamic profile. One colorway leans into a metallic carbon fiber finish, while another uses a striking dazzle camouflage pattern. Both options deliver a futuristic edge without feeling overly aggressive.

The structure combines a tough outer shell with a sock-like inner bootie, creating a locked-in feel that still allows natural movement. That balance suggests adidas focused on stability and comfort equally. It’s a design approach that fits modern basketball demands, where speed and control matter just as much as support.

Performance is where the adidas Crazy Energy+ makes its strongest statement. The midsole uses LIGHTSTRIKE Pro cushioning, a material usually reserved for adidas’ elite running models. Bringing it to basketball signals a major shift, emphasizing responsiveness, energy return, and lightweight impact protection.

That choice alone positions this shoe differently from many non-signature models. It feels less like a filler release and more like a testbed for adidas’ future basketball technology. The Crazy Energy+ quietly raises expectations for what performance models can deliver.

adidas Crazy Energy Plus Release Date

The adidas Crazy Energy+ is scheduled to release in Spring 2026 with a retail price of $155. It sits slightly above standard team models, reinforcing its premium performance focus. The Crazy Energy+ will be available through adidas Basketball retailers and adidas.com.

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adidas Crazy Energy+
Color: Silver Metallic/Core Black-Lucid Red
Style Code: JS4289
Release Date: February 24, 2026
Price: $155

adidas Crazy Energy+ “Silver Metallic”
Style Code: KI3197
Release Date: April 2026
Price: $155

Photos: tutucartutu

Undefeated x Nike Air Tuned Max Expected Spring 2027

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Mario Briguglio
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Early info on 2027 releases is already starting to surface, and one of the more interesting rumors points to Undefeated linking back up with Nike to revisit a deep-cut Air Max runner. This time, the focus shifts to the Nike Air Tuned Max, a lesser-known model from 1999 that has quietly built a cult following over the years.

The buzz began circulating through Air Max enthusiasts like @BubbleKoppe on Instagram, landing just ahead of the brand’s annual Air Max Month push. It also builds on Undefeated’s recent momentum with Nike, especially after its city-inspired Air Max 95 collection that helped close out the silhouette’s 30th anniversary run.

Unlike more mainstream Air Max models, the Tuned Max comes from Nike’s Alpha Project era, a period known for experimental performance design. While the shoe never reached the same level of popularity as other releases from that time, it remains a standout for collectors who appreciate its bold structure and Tuned Air cushioning system.

If the collaboration moves forward, it would mark one of the few times the silhouette has returned. Past moments include Skepta bringing attention back to the model in 2017, followed by a limited retro run in the early 2020s before it faded back into Nike’s archive.

With the model nearing three decades in the history books, this rumored project could give the Air Tuned Max a rare spotlight once again.

While official details have yet to be confirmed, the Undefeated x Nike Air Tuned Max is expected to release during Spring 2027 in multiple colorways. Stay tuned for updates as the story develops.

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Nike ACG Pegasus Trail Is The Hybrid Runner For Real World Routes

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Mario Briguglio
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The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail builds on the familiar reliability of the Pegasus line while stepping confidently into off-road territory. Designed as a true hybrid, this latest ACG model is made to handle everything from city pavement to loose gravel and rugged trails without missing a beat.

At its core, the shoe combines the smooth ride runners expect from Pegasus with trail-focused upgrades shaped by both elite athletes and everyday testers. The result is a balanced feel that delivers comfort, support, and consistency across changing surfaces. A full-length ReactX foam midsole provides a responsive, cushioned ride, helping each stride feel energized without sacrificing control.

Underfoot, the updated All Terrain Compound 2.0 outsole improves grip, especially in wet conditions, giving runners more confidence when the terrain becomes unpredictable. The platform is also refined with a wider toe box and more room through the footbed, allowing for better comfort during longer runs.

Up top, a breathable engineered mesh keeps airflow steady while also draining quickly in wet environments. Added protection comes from a reinforced toe wrap, helping guard against rocks and trail debris. Every detail is tuned for durability without adding unnecessary weight.

The debut “Jade Horizon” colorway reflects nature-driven inspiration, pulling tones from resilient plant life found in the Pacific Northwest. Like the terrain it’s built for, the design leans into adaptability and endurance.

Set to release in April 2026 for $155 via Nike.com, the Nike ACG Pegasus Trail positions itself as a dependable, all-conditions option for runners who move between roads and trails.

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Nike ACG Pegasus Trail
Release Date: April 2026
Price: $155

Nike Officially Unveils The Pegasus 42

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Mario Briguglio
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The Nike Pegasus 42 continues the franchise’s long-standing role as a dependable daily trainer, now refined with a sharper focus on energy return and all-around comfort. Built for runners who want consistency across different paces, the latest version blends responsive cushioning with a smooth, controlled ride that works for everything from easy miles to faster efforts.

At the core is a redesigned full-length Air Zoom unit with a curved shape that delivers a more propulsive feel underfoot. Compared to the previous model, the setup produces noticeably more energy return, helping each stride feel quicker and more efficient. This updated ride aims to bring a race-inspired bounce into an everyday running shoe without sacrificing stability.

The midsole continues to feature ReactX foam, offering a soft yet responsive base. Meanwhile, a revised forefoot design adds extra cushioning in key impact zones, improving comfort without increasing overall bulk. Underneath, a modern waffle outsole supports smoother transitions and reliable traction across various surfaces.

Up top, the Pegasus 42 introduces a lighter, more breathable upper that adapts naturally to the foot. A secure midfoot system and molded sock liner enhance lockdown, creating a stable and comfortable fit for longer runs. Subtle design updates, including refreshed branding and streamlined shaping, give the shoe a faster, more modern look.

As part of Nike’s core running lineup, the Pegasus remains a go-to option for balanced cushioning and versatility.

The Nike Pegasus 42 releases on April 9, 2026 via Nike.com, priced at $145, offering a refined evolution of one of running’s most trusted models.

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Nike Pegasus 42 (W)
Color: Lava Glow/Flash Crimson-Light Magenta-Black
Style Code: IB1881-602
Release Date: April 9, 2026
Price: $145

Nike Pegasus 42
Color: Volt Tint/Sapphire-Lime Blast-Black Spruce
Style Code: IB1873-702
Release Date: April 9, 2026
Price: $145

Nike Air Flightposite 3 Returns For The First Time in 2027

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike is set to revisit its early-2000s performance archive with the return of the Nike Air Flightposite 3, scheduled for Spring 2027. First introduced in 2001, the model has never received a retro release, making this comeback a notable moment for longtime fans of the Flightposite line.

Designed by Eric Avar as part of Nike’s Alpha Project era, the Flightposite 3 followed the Flightposite One and Flightposite 2, continuing the brand’s push into futuristic basketball footwear. While it wasn’t tied to a single signature athlete, the model still made appearances on NBA courts in the early 2000s, worn by players like Kevin Garnett and Allan Houston. More recently, Montrezl Harrell brought attention back to the silhouette in 2019 with a Metallic Gold pair.

The design stands out for its bold construction and visual identity. A molded Foamposite upper shapes the base, while holographic side panels create a distinctive “eye-like” effect. Performance elements include forefoot and ankle straps, a Dynamic-fit sleeve, breathable mesh sections, Zoom Air cushioning, and a carbon fiber shank for stability.

Although original releases included several color options, the Battlegrounds series remains a fan favorite, featuring Midnight Navy, Metallic Gold, and Metallic Silver styles. For the 2027 return, three colorways are expected, though exact details have yet to be confirmed.

Nike Air Flightposite 3 2027 Release Date

The Nike Air Flightposite 3 is expected to release in Spring 2027 through Nike Basketball channels. Pricing information has not been announced.

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Nike Air Flightposite 3
Release Date: Spring 2027

Source: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

The Nike Dunk Low Gets Another “Medium Olive” Makeover

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Mason Tiniuc
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Minimalism has been trending hard in clean colorblocked Dunks as of late. Nike has found success by stripping things back recently, relying heavily on texture over garish color schemes. This minimalist philosophy extends to the Nike Dunk Low “Medium Olive”. It’s subtle yet purposeful—not an immediate attention grabber, but the more you look, the better it looks.

Made up of tumbled leather, the upper is coated in a rich olive shade. That color runs across the entire build, giving the pair a consistent, grounded look. Small changes in the leather texture add depth without overdoing it. Nothing feels forced here, and that restraint gives the design a more considered feel compared to standard releases.

Summit White stitching cuts through the upper and outlines each panel cleanly. The same detail shows up on the laces, which helps tie everything together. Underneath, a Summit White midsole sits on top of a Medium Olive outsole. It’s a familiar Dunk setup, but it works here by keeping the focus on the upper.

This pair points toward a more refined direction for the Dunk line. Material and finish are doing the heavy lifting instead of bold color choices or added layers.

The Nike Dunk Low “Medium Olive” releases Spring 2026 for $135 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Dunk Low
Color: Medium Olive/Summit White
Style Code: IO4550-200
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Nike Air Max TL 2.5 Joins The “Neon” Hype

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Mason Tiniuc
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A wave of early-2000s runners keeps showing up again, but this one feels sharper than most. The Nike Air Max TL 2.5 “Neon” steps in with a cleaner approach, trimming things down without losing that layered identity people remember.

White mesh sets the tone across the upper, keeping everything light and breathable from the jump. Pearl Grey overlays move across the sides in a flowing pattern, adding structure without making it feel heavy. Black sits low on the midsole, giving the build some balance, while the neon-outlined Swoosh cuts through with just enough energy to stand out.

That same Neon Yellow shows up underfoot, running straight through the full-length Air unit. It’s visible, bold, and ties directly into the model’s performance roots. The outsole follows through with a mix of black and neon traction, keeping the look consistent without doing too much.

Small details finish the job, including reflective hits and subtle “Max Air” branding near the heel. Nothing feels forced here. It’s a clear step toward simplifying a once-busy runner into something easier to wear every day.

The Nike Air Max TL 2.5 “White/Neon Yellow” releases March 5, 2026, via Nike.com and select retailers for $190.

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Nike Air Max TL 2.5
Color: White/Neon Yellow-Pearl Grey-Black
Style Code: IQ0290-100
Release Date: March 5, 2026
Price: $190

Aliyah Boston’s adidas DON Issue 7 PE Releases March 2026

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Mason Tiniuc
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Aliyah Boston is bringing her story to retail with a special edition of the adidas DON Issue 7, the same pair she laced up during the 2025 WNBA season. What was once expected to stay a player-exclusive is now set to release, giving fans a deeper look into the Indiana Fever star’s journey and roots.

The design pulls directly from Boston’s upbringing in the Virgin Islands. A vibrant aqua blue upper reflects the surrounding ocean, while bright lime accents hit key details like the Three Stripes and zipper shroud. One of the standout elements sits underfoot, where a gradient midfoot shank mirrors the island sunrise, blending orange into green for a subtle but meaningful transition. The message “Why Are You Dreaming So Big” appears on the midsole, adding a personal layer tied to Boston’s early experiences and belief in chasing ambitious goals.

The story behind the quote traces back to her childhood, when someone questioned the scale of her dreams. Instead of scaling back, Boston used that moment as fuel, turning doubt into motivation. That mindset now lives on through the shoe’s design, reinforcing a message of confidence and perseverance.

The adidas DON Issue 7 “Aliyah Boston” PE is scheduled to drop on March 1, 2026, through Dick’s Sporting Goods and adidas.com, priced at $120.

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adidas DON Issue 7 “Aliyah Boston” PE
Style Code: KH9147
Release Date: March 1, 2026
Price: $120

ASICS Hypersync Signals The Return of Sleek, Grounded Design

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Mason Tiniuc
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Low-cut shoes are slowly starting to make a comeback, and ASICS dives into the trend once again with a sleeker option. Arriving this Spring of 2026, the Hypersync is offered in two schemes that come off pretty deliberate.

The first colorway dives into a darker color scheme, constructed with an engineered meshupper that sports a muted gray/black shade. Transparent black accents are placed strategically throughout the shoe, including on the mudguard and forefoot to provide reflectivity without overpowering. Running along the sides are silver/grey stripes, paired with a metallic touch to the heel tab for just enough pop. Pinholes towards the rear of the shoe provide ventilation, while the circular patterned outsole maintains a simplistic traction design.

The other colorway goes in a different direction. A metallic silver upper leads the way, balanced out by light grey mesh on the toe. Red accents land around the collar and heel, adding contrast that stands out without taking over. The stripes stay clean in white, and underfoot, a cream sole brings in a softer finish that slightly shifts the overall tone.

There’s a clear focus here on keeping things lightweight and close to the ground without losing structure.

The ASICS Hypersync releases Spring 2026 via ASICS.com and select retailers.

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ASICS Hypersync “Black”
Style Code: 1203A879-021
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

ASICS Hypersync “Silver”
Style Code: 1203A879-020
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Jalen Brunson’s Nike Kobe 4 Protro PE Honors His High School Championship Run

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Mario Briguglio
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Jalen Brunson’s latest Nike Kobe Protro PE taps directly into one of the earliest milestones of his basketball journey. Long before his NBA success and championship runs at Villanova, Brunson made his name at Adlai E. Stevenson High School, where he led his team to multiple state title appearances. After coming up short twice, he finally secured the Illinois 4A championship in 2015, marking his first major win on the court.

That defining moment now fuels the story behind his newest Kobe 4 Protro PE. The design reflects his high school colors, featuring a clean white base paired with bold green accents and subtle yellow detailing. Elements like the Swoosh, Flywire cables, and tongue branding lean into that green tone, while the heel and outsole introduce contrasting yellow hits. A special championship banner detail hidden behind the tongue ties the concept back to that 2015 title run.

Brunson recently laced up this pair during a Knicks matchup against the Chicago Bulls, bringing the story full circle in front of a national audience. The Kobe 4 has become a go-to model in his current rotation, although he was known for wearing the Kobe 9 Elite High during his high school years.

Now firmly established as one of New York’s most important players, Brunson continues to build his legacy while honoring where it all started.

This Kobe 4 Protro PE not only highlights his connection to the Kobe line at Nike, but also reinforces how early career moments can shape the identity of today’s stars.

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Supreme Spring/Summer 2026 Sets The Tone With Spider-Man, Ghostface, and Archive Returns

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Mason Tiniuc
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A new season is starting to take shape as Supreme pulls back the curtain on its Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The first drop is set for February 26th at 11 AM ET, releasing online and in stores, giving a clear timeline for what’s next.

Collaborations are at the forefront of Supreme SS26 with Spider-Man headlining in their own Vanson constructed leather capsule. The collab features jackets and shorts in colorful finishes accompanied by knits, hoodies and staples. Ghostface also debuts outerwear, knitwear and accessories in GORE-TEX. It also expands into jewelry with a collab with Jacob & Co.

Elsewhere, returning partners help ground the season. The Misfits capsule brings back punk-rooted graphics across outerwear and jerseys, while The Great China Wall continues its focus on reworked materials and detailed embellishments. Art Dealer adds two distinct graphic directions, expanding into apparel and a custom instrument.

A familiar logo also reappears. The Arabic Box Logo tee returns after a long absence, signaling a nod to archival Supreme moments while reinforcing its ongoing rotation of heritage graphics.

Accessories once again stretch the brand’s identity beyond clothing. A full boxing ring, branded ATM, and gold bars sit alongside more playful items, reflecting a continued push into novelty and statement pieces.

The Supreme Spring/Summer 2026 Collection releases February 26th via Supreme online and in-store locations. To see the full lookbook, CLICK HERE.

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