Month: September 2022

Since reports of an Air Jordan 1 Reimagined “Chicago” surfaced, there are few releases, if any, that have rivaled this upcoming Jordan Brand release in how much attention it has garnered. As the colorway’s name has been realized as the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Lost & Found,” we’ve been offered countless detailed looks at the sneaker. Now, on-foot images have surfaced, providing yet another outline of what to expect from the colorway.While Nike has still yet to share official release information and imagery, most of the features have been discovered. Carrying the iconic “Chicago” color palette, the sneaker’s theme revolves around old-school detailing with its aged details and throwback references found in the packaging. To recap the colorway’s detailing itself, a white cracked leather base carries “Chicago Red” leather overlays and black on its Swooshes, trim, Wings logo and cracked leather collar. Lastly, the typical Air Jordan 1 sole unit finds itself outfitted with a white stitched midsole and red rubber outsole to complete the highly anticipated look.Release for the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Lost & Found” remains set at November 19 via Nike and select retailers at a price of $180 USD. Check the pair out on-foot above and here’s to hoping for sneakerheads everywhere that Nike comes prepared with an immense inventory.In other old-school footwear news, the Nike Air Ship “Team Orange” has been officially revealed by the Swoosh.

With all the success that New Balance has gained ever since appointing Teddy Santis one of its newest creative directors, it’s likely that the sneaker world is going to see this duo work together for a long time. The brand continues to impress its fans with a vast array of MADE in USA footwear colorways, and the latest iteration to be added to the list is this two-toned New Balance 990v2.Fall-appropriate tones take charge on this lifestyle makeup. The kicks are mainly divided up into two colored panels, the first of which is the forefoot and quarter sections that come formed with drab olive smooth suede while the heels are covered in a lighter beige shaggy suede. Mesh underlays are the shoe laces match up with white exteriors while notes of dark navy spill onto the N logos and overlays that sit on the toe box. Tongues are accessorized with the customary 990 branding while the heel windows are fitted with “USA” hits.No official release date has been announced for this Santis-designed pair yet, but New Balance and other retailers will likely be dropping these in the coming months.In other news, a New Balance 9060 “Baby Blue” colorway has appeared.

There’s plenty of newness from Salomon to be excited about. The French sports equipment manufacturing company just underwent its first visual rebrand in 12 years and debuted a new MM6 Maison Margiela collaboration at Milan Fashion Week, and now it has just announced its newest Quest Low collaboration alongside Gr10k.The new offering is a hybrid type silhouette that explores the synergy between tactical design language and urban exploration. In the brand’s words, it’s a “a tactical boot for non-tactical scenarios.” The base layer is mostly fitted in black to nod to the all-terrain ghost of 90s grunge cultural spheres. Sitting adjacent to that are gray laces tightened by a toggle as well as mud brown interior mesh liners, throat banners and toe caps. Down below, the kicks are supported with Salomon’s 4D Advanced Chassis and All Terrain Contagrip technologies which provide wearers with premium grip when zooming through wet and rugged landscapes.Interested in purchasing a pair? The Gr10k x Salomon Quest Low is slated to launch on September 27 via Salomon and select retailers.For other news, Salomon’s RX Slide Leather Advanced has just been released on HBX.