It’s not difficult to picture the Air Force 1 High “Neptune Green” gracing an NBA court in the ’80s. However, since Rasheed Wallace retired the High has become strictly a casual sneaker, and if you’re looking to add a pair to your rotation, you can get them at Nike’s webstore now for a reasonable $100 USD.
The GEL-Lyte III is one of ASICS’s most coveted sneakers, one which promote a comfortable stance and technical structure. The shoe has seen the hands of designers and collaborators like Ronnie Fieg to create some of the cleanest sneakers available.
Check out the pair above and shop at retailers like 43einhalb when it releases January 1st, 2020. Pricing is approximately $135 USD. Alongside the White/Red, ASICS also revealed its retro of the “Citrus” colorway for the 30th anniversary of the shoe.
After appearing in Virgil Abloh‘s “Figures of Speech” exhibition at the MCA Chicago, industry rumblings have suggested that the Off-White™ x Air Jordan 1 “Canary Yellow” is due for a 2020 release. Skater Erik Arteaga further stoked rumors by posting a video of himself skating in the “Canary Yellow” colorway to his Instagram.
The “Canary Yellow” shoes boast a mix of white and bright yellow that dominates the model’s deconstructed upper. Accenting the upper is a variety of exposed mesh, leather and suede, along with the signature stitched-on midfoot Swooshes. Additional branding comes in the form of Off-White™ director Virgil Abloh‘s now-signature industrial-inspired branding on the medial side, laces and midsole, Jordan Brand Wing-embossed collar panels and “Nike Air” tongue tags. Finally, the shoe is replete with an off-white midsole emblazoned with with “AIR” markings and a yellow rubber outsole that matches the hues seen above.
Catch Arteaga skating in the Off-White™ x Air Jordan 1 “Canary Yellow” below, where you can also take a closer look at the “2020”-emblazoned zip-tie tag.
In addition to Alexander McQueen, Maison Margiela has also been experimenting with the modern sole. The brand has released three different silhouettes featuring its “Bounce” sole unit within the past two months, including a Tabi boot and patent leather loafers. Its most recent and wildest take on the Bounce sole comes in the form of a bubbly, updated Replica sneaker. Prada even released another version of its own transparent air bubble sole as recently as 2018.
The Nike Air VaporMax 360 “Black/Anthracite” is available at Nike Japan and atmos now for a tax-included price of ¥24,750 JPY (approximately $226 USD).
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