Luka Dončić made his way back into the Dallas Mavericks rotation for game 4 against the Utah Jazz, and his return was quite electrifying as he finally debuted his anticipated Jordan Luka 1 signature shoe. In tandem with this, Jordan Brand officially unveiled the Slovenian superstar’s kicks and communicated all of his special design features.When Jordan designers were cooking up this silhouette, they took into account his deceptive, off-speed style of play, and thus decided to engineer a low-cut shoe to complement his quick movements on the hardwood. A brand new IsoPlate system with full-length Formula 23 performance foam is loaded up inside the midsole. The IsoPlate foot frame secures the foot from front to back by wrapping around the lateral forefoot area to keep wearers locked in tightly, and the Formula 23 foam assists with responsiveness for side-to-side motions such as defensive slides and swift Euro steps. The upper half is also equipped with breathable Flightwire cable technology for added support.One-piece base layers are fashioned with a haptic print that color-shifts depending on the angles in which light hits the shoe. Additionally, Dončić’s signature logo is positioned on the tongues and the medial sides read “Non Desistas Non Exieris” which is Latin for “never give up never surrender.”Be on the lookout for these hoop sneakers to hit stores in the coming months.Elsewhere in sneakers, Nike and RTFKT’s inaugural digital sneakers have arrived.
Month: April 2022
New Balance Shares Updated Colorways for Its “327” Sneaker
New Balance and its classic “327” sneaker line has dropped several new colorways for Spring/Summer 2022. To ‘reshape classic design elements,’ the brand has updated its ‘70s style shoe with soft shades of pink, olive and mustard. Highlights of the new drop include white leather and olive green suede, white leather and burnt orange, and white leather and navy blue. On each shoe, the white leather is perforated with pin-size holes and incorporates a distinct color contrast for the enlarged “N” logo. The olive green pair has a mustard yellow logo, the burnt orange pair has a navy blue logo, and the navy blue pair has a pink logo. Additionally, the wedge sole is a mainstay while the black rubber lug outsole extends up to the back of the shoe. The lace guard is a two-section, white suede component and the tongue is white mesh nylon. Pricing for the new drop is $128 USD, and items can be found on the New Balance UK website. In other sneaker news, Nike and RTFKT’s first digital sneakers have landed.
Here’s What Makes a ‘Sustainable Shoe’ Sustainable
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