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Official Photos of the Hellstar x adidas Superstar “Hazy Orange”

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 3/27/26: Official images of the Hellstar x adidas Superstar “Hazy Orange” have now surfaced after the pair was first spotted courtside in mid-March on the feet of Hellstar founders Seanie and Juice. The bold follow-up is currently expected to release on April 1, 2026, with a retail price of $200.

Original Story 3/11/26:
Hellstar continues to strengthen its relationship with adidas, and a new collaboration has just surfaced courtside. The Los Angeles streetwear label recently previewed an unreleased Hellstar x adidas Superstar during the Lakers vs. Timberwolves game, where founders Seanie and Juice were spotted wearing a striking orange version of the iconic shell-toe.

The bright orange sneaker keeps many of the design elements that defined Hellstar’s earlier Superstar collaborations. Silver graffiti-style artwork appears across the sides, while the brand’s signature screaming face graphic adds a rebellious visual punch. Hellstar branding lands on the tongue, reinforcing the label’s growing identity within adidas’ collaborative lineup.

Additional details highlight the brand’s streetwear and skate influences. Exposed foam around the eyelets brings a slightly deconstructed look, while the padded, puffy tongue delivers extra volume and attitude. Together, these features create a bold reinterpretation of the classic adidas Superstar, blending heritage basketball design with Hellstar’s gritty aesthetic.

Hellstar has been rapidly gaining momentum within adidas’ ecosystem. The brand already made headlines earlier this year with multiple Superstar releases and a collaboration on the Anthony Edwards 2 unveiled during NBA All-Star Weekend. This latest courtside reveal suggests that the partnership continues to expand with new colorways and projects.

The Hellstar x adidas Superstar “Hazy Orange” is now expected to release on April 1, 2026, for $200 USD. While adidas has not fully rolled out every launch detail yet, the arrival of official images strongly suggests the release is getting close.

With the courtside teaser now backed by official product imagery, this latest Hellstar collaboration is starting to take clearer shape. The “Hazy Orange” colorway continues the label’s aggressive visual style and looks poised to become another standout entry in Hellstar’s growing adidas catalog.

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Hellstar x adidas Superstar “Hazy Orange”
Color: Hazy Orange/Silver Metallic-Core Black
Style Code: LA1501
Release Date: April 10, 2026
Price: $200

Nike Just Dropped Their New “Smiley Swoosh” Air Force 1 Low

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Mario Briguglio
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Nike continues to show its playful side with the latest Air Force 1 Low “Smiley Swoosh,” building on the brand’s ongoing push toward more expressive, feel-good designs. While performance and heritage remain at the core, Nike has been leaning into lighter, more personality-driven concepts, and this release fits right into that lane.

The “Smiley Swoosh” theme isn’t entirely new, but it’s being refreshed here with a cleaner, more eye-catching execution. Signature smiley branding appears on the tongue and heel, giving the classic silhouette a distinct identity without overwhelming it. At the same time, an iridescent Swoosh adds a subtle flash, helping the shoe stand out while still keeping it wearable for everyday use.

Additional details, like a multi-logo hangtag, reinforce the special-edition feel. The bright leather upper ties everything together, balancing bold accents with a familiar Air Force 1 base that remains easy to style. It’s a mix of classic structure and playful updates, which has been a consistent formula for Nike’s recent lifestyle drops.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Smiley Swoosh” is now available on Nike.com in women’s sizing for $125 USD.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Smiley Swoosh” (W)
Color: White/Pearl Pink-Flash Crimson-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IW7589-100
Release Date: March 26, 2026
Price: $125

JD Sports Previews Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Summer 2026 Releases

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Mario Briguglio
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JD Sports is giving an early preview of what’s ahead for the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble, and it’s clear the momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. After a strong 2025 anniversary run and continued visibility through Air Max Day 2026, the model remains one of Nike’s most in-demand retro runners heading into Summer 2026.

The “Big Bubble” version continues to push the Air Max 95 back into the spotlight, building on its legacy as a defining lifestyle sneaker. With many classic “grey gradient” styles already released, Nike is now digging deeper into the archive while introducing fresh takes that keep the silhouette relevant.

Thanks to JD Sports, we now have a first look at several upcoming colorways. Alongside previously revealed pairs like “Apple Green” and “Pink Foam,” new variations include the “Apple Pink” (also called “Miami Vice/South Beach”), the return of the “Mint” colorway for the first time since 2019, and a bold “Royal Blue” option with sporty energy. The Nike Air Max 90 will also join the lineup with a matching “Pink Foam” release.

While some pairs may remain JD Sports exclusives, early backend signals suggest that wider releases could happen through Nike as well. Final launch details are still forming, but all signs point to a stacked Summer 2026 rollout for the Air Max 95 “Big Bubble.”

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Nike Air Max Plus “Black/University Red” Arrives With A Smoky New Finish

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Mason Tiniuc
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Heat is nothing new for the Air Max Plus, but this pair pushes that energy even further. The Nike Air Max Plus “Black/University Red” arrives in a sharp mix of Black, University Red, and Metallic Silver.

The upper carries the story here. Red spreads across the mesh in a smoky, almost burning pattern, then fades into darker sections near the toe and heel. Lighter hits break through the red and give the side panels more movement. That layered finish gives this TN a louder look without losing its edge.

Black keeps the shoe grounded. It covers the signature cage, the mudguard, the tongue, the laces, and most of the sole unit. That setup lets the red upper do the talking. Metallic Silver Swooshes add a clean contrast, while the tongue badge and heel branding stay true to the Tuned Air identity.

Underfoot, the familiar Air Max Plus tooling returns with visible Air units and a mostly blacked-out base. Small red touches around the shank and outsole help connect the upper to the bottom half. Even the lace tips get extra attention with red and silver details.

The Nike Air Max Plus “Black/University Red” releases in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Max Plus
Color: Black/University Red-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IR1998-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Suede Dresses Up in “Neutral Olive” and “Off-Noir”

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Mason Tiniuc
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Nike is dipping back into familiar territory again, but this one doesn’t feel stuck in the past. Lined up for Summer 2026, the Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Suede Pack shows up in two understated makeups.

The softer of the two comes dressed in Neutral Olive/Matte Olive-Stone-Metallic Silver, and it wears that palette well. Suede takes over the upper and gives the shoe a more relaxed finish, especially compared to pairs that lean heavily on flash. There’s still some contrast, though, with a Metallic Silver Swoosh along the side and a glossy Shox heel that keeps the look from going flat.

Then there’s the darker pair, finished in Black/Anthracite-Off-Noir, which carries a totally different mood without changing the build. Black suede covers nearly the whole upper, so the stitching, shape, and paneling do more of the talking here. The Shox tooling, heel shell, and sole all stay dark too, giving the pair a tighter, more locked-in look overall.

That split works. One pair feels quieter, the other feels sharper, and Nike didn’t need loud color blocking to make either one land.

The Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Suede Pack releases in Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $155.

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Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Suede (W)
Color: Neutral Olive/Matte Olive-Stone-Metallic Silver
Style Code: IO9934-200
Release Date: 2026
Price: $155

Nike Total 90 Shox Magia Suede (W)
Color: Black/Anthracite-Off-Noir
Style Code: IO9934-001
Release Date: 2026
Price: $155

Double Laces Appear on the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Ridgerock”

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Mason Tiniuc
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Muted earth tones are doing plenty of work here, and this upcoming pair leans into that lane without feeling flat. The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Ridgerock” pairs a smooth brown leather upper with soft contrast details, giving the classic silhouette a more styled-up finish ahead of its Summer 2026 release.

That balance shows up quickly through the material mix. Vast Grey suede Swooshes add texture across the side panels, while Ocean Cube blue brings a quieter pop through the lower lace set, tongue branding, heel detail, and the small cut-out perforations. Instead of pushing bright contrast too hard, Nike keeps the accents controlled, which gives the shoe a more considered look.

Sail laces up top help separate the layered lace setup and make the design feel slightly more custom out of the box. Hidden underneath, a dark midsole secures the upper in place while the icy translucent outsole offers the AF1 a cleaner look.

Look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Ridgerock” to release during Summer 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Ridgerock/Ocean Cube-Sail-Vast Grey
Style Code: IR5690-256
Release Date: 2026
Price: TBA

Nike Dunk Low Retro SE “Pencil Point” Combines Canvas, Suede, and Nubuck

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Mason Tiniuc
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A more textured take on a familiar staple is on the way for Summer 2026, with Nike giving the Dunk Low a layered finish that feels more considered than usual. Built in a Pencil Point, Dark Obsidian, Steam, and Mineral Slate palette, the Nike Dunk Low Retro SE “Pencil Point” mixes muted tones with sharper contrast lines for a look that leans understated but still stands out.

A lot of that comes from the construction of the shoe. The upper begins with a tough grey canvas canvas material, dark nubuck overlays add substance to the toe, eyestays, and heel. Bright blue stitch lines define each panel. Suede Swooshes introduce another soft element, and the heel incorporates a ribbed woven material that lends the entire pair a more handmade feel.

The lighter green details on the lining, heel tab, and insole prevent the darker upper from becoming too flat. Underfoot, a Sail midsole adds a slightly aged touch, while the translucent icy outsole gives the design a cleaner final layer. That blend of canvas, nubuck, suede, and woven fabric makes this release feel a bit more elevated than a standard Dunk drop.

The Nike Dunk Low Retro SE “Pencil Point” releases in Summer 2026 for $130 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Dunk Low Retro SE
Color: Pencil Point/Dark Obsidian-Steam-Mineral Slate
Style Code: IH1942-002
Release Date: 2026
Price: $130

Nike Pegasus Premium CM “White/Racer Blue” Arrives With A Striking Sole Design

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Mason Tiniuc
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Clean performance runners usually save their biggest statement for underfoot, and that is exactly the case here. Arriving for Summer 2026, the Nike Pegasus Premium CM “White/Racer Blue” brings a sharp mix of modern running tech and bold visual contrast.

They dial it back up top. White mesh and ripstop separate the upper into halves, while a thick reflective tab slashes through the center for some added depth. Black logo work on the lateral Swoosh, mini vamp Swoosh, and medial AIR mark breaks up the bright base without cluttering the shoe.

The bigger move comes below. Nike stacks white ZoomX over a clear full-length Zoom Air unit, then finishes the setup with ReactX foam underneath. That lower section carries a diagonal blue-and-white stripe pattern that gives this Pegasus Premium colorway a much faster visual identity than the upper first suggests.

You can even see that graphic on the tongue tag for a nice callback that unifies the aesthetic without cramming too much on the shoe. Above all else, this release is another prime example of Nike continuing to bring performance models into more expressive colorways while keeping the construction itself grounded.

The Nike Pegasus Premium CM “White/Racer Blue” will release in Summer 2026 directly from Nike.com for $230.

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Nike Pegasus Premium CM
Color: White/Racer Blue-Black
Style Code: II5262-100
Release Date: 2026
Price: $230

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Soft Yellow” Releases With Spring-Ready Easter Vibes

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Mason Tiniuc
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Soft pastel tones usually take over once spring starts turning the corner, and this upcoming Air Force 1 fits that mood with ease. The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Soft Yellow” arrives in a Soft Yellow/Sunbleach color mix that feels light, seasonal, and easy to connect to Easter, especially with details that give the pair a soft baby chick-like look.

Across the upper, Nike uses a gentle yellow finish that covers the leather build in one smooth sweep. That bright base is paired with Sunbleach accents on the Swooshes, heel tabs, and midsole, giving the sneaker a clean contrast without breaking up the soft visual flow. The pastel Air Force 1 look stays simple, but it never feels flat.

The smaller touches are what push this release further. Satin-style laces bring a softer texture to the front of the shoe, while the fuzzy tongue branding and hairy heel trim help sell the Easter chick comparison. Inside, the insole graphics continue that spring-ready direction, adding another layer to a pair that clearly leans into playful seasonal styling.

There is also something smart about how restrained this colorway feels. Rather than overloading the theme, Nike keeps the pair clean and wearable, which gives the design more range beyond the holiday comparison.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Soft Yellow” releases in Summer 2026 for $125 via Nike.com and select retailers.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low
Color: Soft Yellow/Sunbleach
Style Code: IR0871-700
Release Date: 2026
Price: $125

Nike Air Force 1 Low “Blue Bell” Keeps The Floral Run Going

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Mason Tiniuc
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Nike continues to add floral accents to its most recognizable white sneaker silhouette. Arriving in Summer 2026, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Blue Bell” is yet another all-white silhouette after the “Cherry Blossom” and “Roses”, but this particular iteration stays just as crisp…and subtler.

While Nike utilizes the classic white leather upper, white Swoosh, and white sole, so the silhouette inherently feels like an Air Force 1; what flips the script is the lateral midsole. There, Nike transforms the “AIR” branding into a stem of green and adds a Blue Bell colored flower next to the heel.

This same flower appears embroidered on the tongue tag, while violet/blue alternate laces helps punctuate the shoe with a bit more attitude. Blue heel tab branding and an in-your-face insole illustration wrap things up without overpowering the crisp white canvas.

Instead of overtaking the shoe’s aesthetic with the flower, Nike utilizes small details for this take.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Blue Bell” will drop via Nike.com and select retailers this Summer 2026 for $115.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Blue Bell” (W)
Color: White/Persian Violet-Stadium Green
Style Code: IF0498-101
Release Date: 2026
Price: $115

Jordan Luka 5 Adds A Clean Black-and-White Finish for Summer 2026

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Mason Tiniuc
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A sharp black-and-white performance look is on the way as official images of Luka Dončić’s latest signature shoe have now surfaced.

This pair keeps the palette simple, but the build gives it more depth than a standard two-tone basketball shoe. A black mesh upper handles most of the base, while white mesh appears at the heel and inside the side cutout windows. That detail pairs nicely with the white TPU support frame which makes up the dominant aspect of the silhouette.

Additional detail can be found through the midfoot. A white leather strip sits underneath the support structure and is edged with black piping for a cleaner division between panels. Black tumbled leather around the collar adds a slightly richer finish, while the tongue stays dark with bold white Luka branding. A small black Jumpman near the forefoot and a translucent outsole with herringbone traction finish things off, while the red heart hit on the inner tongue adds a subtle signature touch.

The Jordan Luka 5 “Black/White” releases Summer 2026 via Nike.com and select retailers for $135.

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Jordan Luka 5
Color: Black/Football Grey-Psychic Blue-White
Style Code: HV8082-003
Release Date: 2026
Price: $135

Nike Sabrina 3 “What The” Releases April 1st

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Mason Tiniuc
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UPDATE 3/26/26: The Nike Sabrina 3 “What The” is set to release on April 1, 2026 via SNKRS for $145 USD. Official photos have now surfaced, showcasing a mismatched design inspired by past Sabrina releases and colorways.

Original Story 1/27/26:
The Nike Sabrina 3 “What The” reads like a visual archive, pulling from past colorways to tell a louder, more expressive story.

Instead of following one theme, this Sabrina 3 stitches together multiple past Sabrina colorways into a split design that feels intentional rather than chaotic. Pastels meet neons, textures overlap, and contrast drives the look forward. The alternating outsoles, flipped tongue graphics, and clashing lace choices add personality without breaking cohesion. It signals a direction where celebration replaces restraint.

On the design side, this approach mirrors how “What The” concepts have evolved. Early versions were chaotic collages, but newer executions feel more controlled and curated. This pair suggests a broader strategy: bold expression, refined through structure.

Pairs keep their responsive cushioning and court-focused traction. The low-profile setup supports quick cuts, balance, and constant movement. Even with its expressive exterior, this is still built for serious play.

The Nike Sabrina 3 “What The” will release April 1, 2026 through Nike.com and select retailers. The retail price tag is set at $145 USD.

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Nike Sabrina 3 “What The”
Color: Igloo/Blue Crystal-Light Atomic Pink-Hot Lava
Style Code: IO7845-300
Release Date: April 1, 2026
Price: $145

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Leather” Pack Releases April 9th

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 3/26/26: Nike has confirmed that the Air Force 1 Low “Patent Leather” Pack will release on April 9, 2026 via SNKRS for $120 each in “Topaz Gold,” “Dark Team Red,” and “Mystic Navy” colorways.

Original Story 3/24/26:
Nike is tapping into early-2000s energy with a bold Air Force 1 rollout built around glossy patent leather finishes and bright color blocking. Set for Spring/Summer 2026, the upcoming pack leans into nostalgic styling while keeping the classic silhouette front and center.

The collection features three standout colorways, each built with shiny patent leather uppers and clean two-tone palettes. A “Topaz Gold” pair mixes yellow and green, while “Dark Team Red” blends burgundy with orange accents. Meanwhile, the “Mystic Navy” option combines deep blue and purple, finished off with light lime green laces for contrast. Across the board, each pair includes smooth leather liners and icy translucent outsoles that elevate the overall look.

Nike designer Frank Cooke also previewed the “Mystic Navy” pair, sharing insight into the process behind bringing these general release styles to life. His comments highlight the challenge of designing everyday sneakers that still feel exciting, while emphasizing the team effort behind the project.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Leather” Pack will release April 9, 2026 at select retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $120 USD each.

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Nike Air Force 1 Patent “Topaz Gold”
Color: Topaz Gold/Pine Green-Light Laser Orange-Midas Gold
Style Code: IO4489-700
Release Date: April 9, 2026
Price: $120

Nike Air Force 1 Patent “Dark Team Red”
Color: Dark Team Red/Challenge Red-University Gold-Safety Orange
Style Code: IO4489-601
Release Date: April 9, 2026
Price: $120

Nike Air Force 1 Patent “Mystic Navy”
Color: Mystic Navy/Light Liquid Lime-Grape Ice-Light Violet Ore
Style Code: IO4489-400
Release Date: April 9, 2026
Price: $120

Melitta Baumeister x Nike Pegasus Premium “Volt” Releases April 8th

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Mario Briguglio
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UPDATE 3/26/26: Official photos of Melitta Baumeister’s Nike Pegasus Premium have now surfaced ahead of the shoe’s upcoming release. The pair will launch first on April 1st at 9 AM ET through melittabaumeister.com, followed by a wider release on April 8th via SNKRS and select retailers. The new images offer a detailed look at the design’s sprayed finish, bold contrast treatment, and graphic-heavy details throughout. Check out the official photos and campaign video featuring Sha’Carri Richardson below.

Original Story 3/5/26:
New York-based designer Melitta Baumeister continues expanding her partnership with Nike Running, this time reworking the performance-focused Pegasus Premium. The upcoming collaboration recently surfaced on Olympic gold medalist Sha’Carri Richardson, who previewed the striking new design ahead of its official release.

The project follows a similar creative direction seen in Baumeister’s earlier orange-toned Vomero Premium reveal during Paris Fashion Week. Known for sculptural fashion and experimental silhouettes, the designer applies that same avant-garde perspective to the running category. The result is a bold reinterpretation of the Nike Pegasus Premium, blending performance innovation with artistic expression.

This version arrives in a vivid Volt, Cyber, Off White, and Noir color palette.
The upper features a deliberately distressed finish, giving the shoe a worn-in, almost industrial character that contrasts with its high-tech performance roots. One of the most recognizable elements is the repeated eye graphic that appears across the design. The motif reflects Baumeister’s signature sculptural approach while adding a surreal visual layer to the futuristic runner.

The collaboration signals a broader push from Nike to merge performance footwear with high-fashion design language. By inviting designers like Baumeister into the running category, the brand continues expanding how technical sneakers can exist beyond athletics and into cultural and creative spaces.

The Melitta Baumeister x Nike Pegasus Premium “Volt” is expected to release April 8, 2026 through Nike Running retailers. Retail pricing is currently set at $230 USD.

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Melitta Baumeister x Nike Pegasus Premium “Volt”
Color: Volt/Cyber-Off White-Black
Style Code: IQ7336-700
Release Date: April 1, 2026 (Melitta Baumeister)
Release Date: April 8, 2026 (SNKRS)
Price: $230

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Legendary Nike Mercurial Superfly 1 Returns

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Mason Tiniuc
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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 1 “Max Orange” during Summer 2026 release via Nike.com and select retailers for $300.

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Cristiano Ronaldo x Nike Mercurial Superfly 1
Color: Max Orange/Metallic Silver-Abyss
Style Code: IQ2995-801
Release Date: 2026
Price: $300

Nike Clogposite “Metallic Dark Grey” Lands With Clean Gradient Finish

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Mason Tiniuc
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A familiar futuristic shape is making its way back in a clean new finish for the warmer months ahead. Nike’s latest take on the Clogposite taps into that early-2000s design language again, this time with a muted mix of metallic tones that keeps the look sharp without trying too hard.

Dark color tones anchor this iteration of the Clogposite instead of bright hues. The upper is built in smooth metallic dark grey while the slip-on shroud transitions from a darker color at the collar to a brighter silver front. The gradient effect offers some upscale vibes to the foam clog and differentiates it from some of the louder styles in the shoe’s current mix.

Additional black elements ground everything else that’s going on here. A small embroidered Swoosh appears near the toebox while padded lining, mesh side vent, and black molded outsole do the rest. The rippled outsole pattern lends itself to the OG retro-futuristic aesthetic the Nike mule has always had.

Retailing at $140, the Nike Clogposite “Metallic Dark Grey” will release Summer 2026 on Nike.com and at select retailers.

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Nike Clogposite “Metallic Dark Grey”
Style Code: IR5919-044
Release Date: 2026
Price: $140

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