Month: October 2021

SoleFly and Jordan Brand continue to find a working formula when it come to crafting collaborative footwear year after year. And after launching a team-up of the Air Jordan 10 SP for the model’s 10-year anniversary in 2020, the two parties are reconvening to produce a new Air Jordan 1 Low collaboration. The shoes were first teased by global hip hop icon Travis Scott back in August 2021, but now we have a closer look at all of its details.It’s here that the Miami-based retailer turns to two throwback pieces of the Swoosh’s catalog for inspiration: the Air Carnivore and the Nike SB Dunk Low “Bison” from 1993. Most of the ground here is covered in a stark black including the suede materials that form the mid-foot along with the interior lining, laces and tongues. Toe boxes and the tongue’s Nike Air Branding are lined with a red shade that is identical to the “Bison” Dunks, and the sharp-cutting tiger camo patterns that arrive in beige/black form on the mudguards and yellow on the heels are a clear salute to the Air Carnivore. Heels split their branding with SoleFly’s logo on the left shoe and the customary Air Jordan hit on the right side. Rounding everything off are solid black midsoles and gum sole pieces.No information has been given out at this time about when they’ll be hitting the shelves, but it’s probable that a drop could be coming in the next couple of months. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FXXKVLOG (@fxxkvlogvi) View this post on Instagram A post shared by FXXKVLOG (@fxxkvlogvi) View this post on Instagram A post shared by FXXKVLOG (@fxxkvlogvi)Previously, first images of the Air Jordan 4 “Military Black” have emerged.

Not even Nostradmus himself could have predicted that the Dunk wave would see such a huge market resurgence, but if there’s one thing that’s certain, it’s that Nike is going to ride this momentum wave for as long as it can. And so for the Fall and Winter seasons, its Nike SB sub-label is slated to proffer up a surplus of new installments, the latest to be unveiled being the Nike SB Dunk Low “Fog.”This forthcoming iteration is a call back to 2005 — the very year that the Swoosh’s skateboarding division dropped off the Nike SB Dunk High “Fog” colorway. Essentially a low-cut variant of its muse, this makeup bears hairy suede black upper constructions and comes prepared with splashes of gray that turn up on the leather Swooshes and the Nike branding that is parked on the heels and tongues. Interior liners, shoelaces and mesh tongues are also treated with stealthy finishes. Beneath all of that, the midsole units are supplied with an all-black coat and come mated with a gum outsole to further express its throwback influence.Nike has not released any official info of when these will be dropping in stores, but you can likely anticipate a launch to go down in the coming months.In case you were seeking out more sneaker news, Nike recently revealed its Dunk Low Scrap in “Wolf Grey.”