Lastly, and certainly not least, the internet exploded with the news of a JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure x Vans two-sneaker pack.
Now with a new week ahead of us, we present the latest installment of our weekly drops list, showcasing what’s to come from your favorite footwear brands. Take a look at the list below and let us know what releases you’re looking forward to.
PUMA Palace Guard “Black/White/Orange”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $90 USD at select PUMA stockists, including COUTIÉ
If you didn’t pull the trigger on the Pistons colorway that dropped a few weeks ago but you’re still a fan of the OG Palace Guard, then you shouldn’t let this clean black, white and orange pair pass you by. For the retro basketball sneakerheads out there, this is a quality everyday shoe to have in your arsenal.
adidas Originals Powerphase “Grey One”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $110 USD at select adidas Originals stockists, including SNS
The Powerphase has become super popular for its versatility: it’s comfortable and, with the right colorway, it goes with just about any fit. This tonal grey look is no different than past drops; a great shoe for the spring-time months ahead.
Nike KD 12 “’90s Kid”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $150 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
A new chapter in the Nike KD line begins today with the KD 12 making its inaugural drop. Here, Durant opts for a fun ’90s-inspired color scheme with a bright Volt and blue-speckled sole unit. If this colorway is any indiction of how KD will play this postseason, we’re all in for a treat.
Air Jordan 1 “Sail/University Gold/Black/Gym Red”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $90 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
Alongside the highly-anticipated Nike SB x Air Jordan 1 High pack, Jordan Brand is releasing a skateboarding-inspired AJ1 Low collection. The four-part drop begins today with this black, sail and yellow colorway, built with a hairy suede construction. These are only going to get better with each wear.
Nike SB Stefan Janoski Remastered Collection
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $75-$100 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
Speaking of skateboarding, Nike SB pays homage to its collaborator of 10 years, Stefan Janoski, with a new Remastered collection. Available in both grey and black iterations, the Janoski receives four distinct makeovers with premium nubuck constructions. A fitting tribute to an ever-evolving skate legend.
Nike Cortez “LA Pack”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $110 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
This one’s a rumor, but we couldn’t leave it off this list. The Nike Cortez “Los Angeles” pack, which includes a black and purple pair as well as a blue and red iteration, is expected to hit retailers today, April 1, but there has not been any official word of the release. Nevertheless, Cortez fans, keep your eyes peeled.
Nike Air VaporMax 3.0 “Moon Landing”
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Release Date: April 1 Release Price: $190 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
Same as above, this Nike Air VaporMax 3.0 is rumored to hit select retailers today. And considering the Trump Administration’s recent announcement on plans to revisit the Moon by 2024, what better time to drop a “Moon Landing”-themed sneaker than this week? Be on the lookout VaporMax and Space aficionados.
adidas Originals POD-S3.1 “Black/Yellow”
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Release Date: April 4 Release Price: €110 EUR (approximately $124 USD) at select adidas stockists including 43einhalb
There isn’t much to this POD-S3.1 and that’s why it made its way to this week’s list. Resting atop a crisp white sole unit, its black Primeknit upper helps bring out the vibrancy of the neon green accents and the yellow iridescent arch shank. Another solid addition to your everyday-wear rotation.
atmos x Nike Air Max2 Light
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Release Date: April 5 Release Price: $160 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
Longtime collaborators Nike and Japanese retailer atmos team up for a ’90s-inspired collection, with this Air Max2 Light as the centerpiece. Like the clothing, this sneaker looks to Nike apparel from the era where bright hues and bold graphics dominated. What’s more is a Swoosh or “NIKE AIR” branding is printed or embroidered on every piece of patchwork. atmos rarely disappoints with its collabs.
Nike Air Max2 Light “Purple Berry”
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Release Date: April 5 Release Price: $140 USD at select Nike stockists and Nike.com
If you’re looking for a more subdued Air Max2 option, then look no further than the “Purple Berry.” What really sets this shoe off is the pink Air bubble at the heel and contrasting black Swoosh. You have two solid options, AM2 fans, the question is: do you cop both?
Sneakerwolf x ASICSTIGER GEL-KAYANO “Anarchy In The Edo Period”
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Release Date: April 5 Release Price: £130 GBP (approximately $170 USD) at select Asics stockists and asicstiger.com
From bespoke customs to official collaborations, Sneakerwolf is back with his latest footwear partnership. Here, the Japanese-based artist adds a fiery graphic to ASICSTIGER‘s GEL-KAYANO, dubbing it the “Anarchy In The Edo Period” sneaker. The two also plan to release a clothing capsule alongside the above model.
Reebok Instapump Fury “OG Pack”
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Release Date: April 5 Release Price: $180 USD at select Reebok stockists and Reebok.com
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Reebok is bringing back the Instapump Fury in two OG colorways, including black/grey/blue and black/red/yellow. Even at a quarter-century later, the Instapump’s design still looks like nothing else on the market.
adidas Originals ZX 4000 4D “Carbon/Semi Solar Yellow”
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Release Date: April 5 Release Price: $350 USD at select adidas Originals stockists and adidas.com
Blending a heritage design with modern production, the ZX 4000 4D is a work of sneaker art, starring a retro aesthetic and 3D-printed sole unit. Straddle the line of past and future with this pick up.
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