After relaunching with a “Metallic Silver/Comet Red” colorway earlier this year, Nike has returned to the Shox R4 silhouette for another archive-inspired colorway. Coming in its original color palette from its 2000 launch, the sneaker features an upper dressed in metallic silver and black leather.
As well as the silver and black upper, the sneaker also features pops of red on its tongue and and iconic Shox heel unit. Take a look at the classic Shox R4 colorway in the gallery above, and head over to Footpatrol to get your hands on the rereleased colorway.
Italian footwear designer Giuseppe Zanotti has unveiled his latest sneaker design, which takes an equal number of cues from the urban landscape as from its aquatic namesake. The Urchin sneaker features a lightweight, neoprene body trimmed with 3D rubber “scales” that mimic the spines of sea urchins. Deconstructed double zips, that wind around and through the laces, are a reference to the design house’s industrial legacy, creating a tangled, intentionally hectic silhouette.
The sneaker is available in black and white colorways in unisex sizes, and is on sale now at Giuseppe Zanotti stores and the brand’s web store, for €650 EUR, ($743 USD).
[gallery columns="3"]The Show Surgeon, the king of opulent kicks, recently took the opportunity to drop a Friends & Family”-only Air Jordan 1 “Canary” inspired by the recent Diamond Supply Co. Dunk Low of the same name. This Air Jordan boasts the customizer’s usual attention to detail, with premium features including yellow gator and smooth leather on the upper, Japanese plonge leather lining and the pièce de résistance: removable Tiffany-hued leather Swooshes. A Diamond-inspired tongue tag completes the bespoke shoes.
If you weren’t able to get your hands on a pair of the now-sold-out sneakers, head over to The Shoe Surgeon’s site to check out the “Canary”‘s counterpart, the “Black Diamond.”
UPDATE: Earlier in the month news surfaced that the adidas Consortium ZX4000 4D would be hitting shelves this month. Today, ZX 4000 Futurcraft mashup’s release date has been pushed back to 2019. The $350 USD-priced model will now hit select adidas retailers during the year’s Spring/Summer season.
After images first emerged in July this year — and a release date was confirmed for later this month — adidas Consortium‘s upcoming ZX4000 4D Futurecraft now gets an official look. The new design mixes the ’90s ZX 4000 sneaker with adidas’ modern cutting edge Futurecraft midsole unit.
The sneaker features an upper constructed from suede and mesh, with a colorful design including white, light grey, pale blue and black, complete with pink stitching and detailing. This upper sits atop adidas’ new 4D midsole in its classic mint green colorway. The adidas Consortium ZX4000 Futurecraft is due to hit select retailers this Spring/Summer 2019 and will be available for $350 USD.
As well as dropping the ZX4000 4D Futurecraft, adidas is also reissuing the original ZX 4000.
Following the reveal of its Hot Wheels x PUMA collection, the sportswear brand looks to ’80s and ’90s arcade games to accentuate the busy design and bulky outsole of the RS-X silhouette. Its bold color palette uses greens prominently through, partly inspired by darkened arcade rooms dimly lit by cabinets of classic titles like Pacman or Space Invaders.
A rich teal soundwave-inspired Formstrip emphasizes the colorway, alongside with neon pinks covering the heel. The midsole features PUMA’s updated Running System technology, reinventing the heritage model while still honoring the past.
You can grab this PUMA RS-X Toys on December 2 via select retailers, including atmos, for ¥ 13,000 JPY (approximately $115 USD.)
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