An old favorite is returning for Fall 2017 as Nike is revisiting the Bo Jackson-popularized Air Trainer SC for the colder months ahead. Hot on the heels of the two-sport star’s Raiders-inspired black and silver look and a timeless nod to his alma mater, the latest rendition of the old school trainer ones again takes on a predominately black color scheme. Unlike the aforementioned Raiders nod, however, the upcoming drop opts for an entirely black upper and couples leather construction with scuff-resistant overlays throughout. Joining the black is a white midsole and matching heel branding for a bit of contrast while a classic gum rubber outsole caps things off.
Expect these to hit shelves soon at your local NSW spot.
Jordan Brand‘s Trunner LX High model is back in a new NRG colorway. This time around black, grey, white, royal, light blue and gold detailing come together on the intriguing model. Its sole unit is dominated by white coloring which displays a small contrasting black on its midsole in addition to a blue and black Jumpman logo found on the heel portion of its midsole.
Throughout its upper you’ll find a midfoot strap in addition to a royal colored entry that hosts a zipper on each lateral side. Its toebox hosts neoprene material coated in grey which is complemented by black pods throughout. Gold trimming serves as a point of separation for the toebox and midfoot as branding is kept to a minimum.
This iteration of the Jordan Trunner LX High NRG is slated for a quickstrike launch on September 20 at select Jordan Brand retailers in Japan only. You can also take a close look at the Travis Scott x Jordan Trunner LX.
Trailing behind its partnership with adidas Originals is size?’s latest collaboration with New Balance. The British imprint and the Boston sneaker stalwart have reinterpreted the coveted 597 runner in two distinct colorways—paying homage to the tropical rainforest. Dubbed “Neotropic,” the special pack offers one iteration in deep red and gold while the other take consists of green and light pink tones. Both pairs boast textured suede uppers alongside mesh overlays.
The “Neotropic” 597 pack is slated for launch on September 22 at the size? mobile app and select stockists worldwide for approximately $84 USD each.
In looking ahead to the upcoming fall season, streetwear staple brand Champion has just released a range of cozy sneakers polished off with luxe leather. The new collection spotlights two low-top sneaker models: the 919 Corporate Low and Mercury Low. Each shoe takes on a minimalist aesthetic with the 919 Corporate Low making use of a magnified Champion logo while the Mercury Low takes on a pebbled effect. Both models are available now at select retailers such as Coutie for $110 USD for the Mercury Low and $130 USD for the 919 Corporate Low.
In other sneaker-related news, here’s an official look at the upcoming Nike VaporMax CS “Triple Black” model.
After unveiling a “Triple Black” iteration of its popular VaporMax model, Nike recently released an official look at its followup VaporMax CS silhouette. Also done in “Triple Black,” the traditional running shoe model ditches the VaporMax’s original Flyknit construction for a mesh and synthetic paneled construction. While a blacked out full-length Air unit and proud Swooshes found on the tongue, heel and sides round up the design of the upcoming shoe. Retailing at $170 USD, the “Triple Black” Nike VaporMax CS is set to release sometime later this year online and at select Nike retailers.
Also, make sure to take a look at this cyberpunk-inspired UNDEFEATED x Nike Air Max 97 editorial.
After taking cues from the timeless Copa Mundial for his popular adidas Skateboarding signature, Dennis Busenitz and the Three Stripes have turned away from the soccer pitch for the pro skater’s latest footwear silhouette, looking instead to a source of seemingly unlikely inspiration: the squash courts of the ’80s. The result? the Busenitz Indoor Super.
A skate-ready take on the OG Indoor Super, Busenitz’s spin on the low-top design retains the classic red and blue accents of the original, as well as its tried-and-true gum sole, while adding a bevy of contemporary twists. Here, flexible perforated pig suede construction is joined by nylon overlays throughout while breathable mesh lining is coupled with a modified canvas tongue for increased comfort.
Capped off with a padded collar and gold foil “BUSENITZ” branding, the unique hybrid is due to hit adidas Skateboarding spots on September 23 for $100 USD.
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