16 releases
PSG's club identity lands on Kevin Durant's sixth signature shoe in metallic silver with College Navy and red trim. It is a restrained take on a famously angular silhouette, and easily the week's most wearable football crossover.
$135
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The 2013 soccer-inspired colorway returns in Protro form, fading from Red Plum to Pink Flash with Electric Green hits and a React upgrade underfoot. Kobe's love letter to the beautiful game, back on shelves.
$200
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Nike digs into the archive again, reviving LeBron's 2003 Air Zoom Generation "Laser" PE on the brand-new 23 silhouette. It's a full-circle flex for a shoe line built almost entirely on nostalgia at this point, and at $210, nostalgia isn't cheap.
$210
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Yuto Horigome puts his own signature on skating's most enduring silhouette, trading gimmicks for off-white leather, grey mesh, and a family crest on the heel that says this one is personal, not promotional.
$125
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Wagyu's marbled palette gets translated into leather and suede on the Air Max 90, with gold Swoosh accents standing in for the fat cap on a well-aged steak.
$150
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Steven Victor's label puts its dog logo on a university red Air Force 1 and caps the run at 646 pairs, a nod to the 646 area code, after an in-person launch event was scrapped for an online drop.
$150
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Nike's cushiest road runner goes full cookie mode, pairing a black upper with a speckled midsole that earns the Oreo nickname without a hint of irony. It is a rare case of a performance shoe having more personality than half the lifestyle rack.
$230
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Penny Hardaway's 2K4 gets dressed in Knicks-coded blue and orange, resurrecting a cult early-2000s silhouette that basketball sneakerheads have been begging Nike to bring back.
$200
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Terror Squad's logo returns to the Air Force 1 Low in white and university red, bringing Bronx hip-hop history back to one of Nike's most collaborated silhouettes.
$150
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Nike resurrects the Big Bubble 'Greedy' colorway that built a cult following, proving some hype never actually cooled off, it just went on layaway.
$200
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Giannis' eighth signature shoe lands in a full-send red colorway built for players who treat the paint like their personal demolition site.
$115
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Kevin Durant's signature line goes full candy-shop with a glossy, gorge-green coat that reads more show car than shoe. Another entry in the "Candies" run that keeps making the KD19 the most fun silhouette on court.
$155
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Sabrina Ionescu's fourth signature shoe lands in hi-vis Desert Pink and Lemon Venom — proof her line has fully graduated from 'sleeper hit' to shelf staple.
$135
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La Flame paints the AF1 in glacial blue for his Cactus Court tennis-inspired pack, dropping alongside a matching Zoom Vapor 12 built for the US Open circuit. Cactus Jack keeps finding new ways to make a 40-year-old shoe feel like contraband.
$120
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Nike grafts Ronaldo Nazario's Mercurial R9 onto an Air Max 95 chassis, resurrecting the 2006 "Joga Bonito" campaign two decades later. The R9 accents and the Air unit doing all the talking.
$180
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Devin Booker's second signature shoe pulls its name and grayscale palette from Detroit's Joe Louis Fist monument, turning a local landmark into a launch story instead of another colorway.
$145