Month: March 2023

Following the release of the vibrant “Stratosphere” colorway, the adidas Trae Young 2 is dropping in a clean and muted color scheme, “Dash Grey,” for the upcoming Spring season. The second signature shoe of Atlanta Hawks’ star Trae Young comes dressed in a brand new dash grey, halo silver and matte silver color scheme. Perfect for off and on the court, the clean and crisp tones give to make the shoe a top choice for the Spring transition. The shoe is constructed with a tonal knitted upper that is also semi-laceless. Textile lining offer a sock-like feel to the shoe, while accents of neon green are seen on the branding and aglets. The adidas Three Stripe branding prominently highlights the upper in grey, wile the shoe sits atop a Boost-equipped sole with Lightstrike cushioning for added comfort on the rest of the sneaker.Look out for the adidas Trae Young 2 “Dash Grey” which arrives on March 15 at select retailers and online at adidas for $140 USD.In other footwear news, Derrick Rose and adidas are bringing back the D Rose 1 Restomod “All-Star.”

Last seen in 2020, Derrick Rose’s 2011 All-Star Game sneaker is making its way back into the 2023 rotation. Adidas is bringing back the D Rose 1 “All-Star” in Restomod form to kick off the Spring season. The shoe comes constructed in a mixture of materials, mostly a blend of mesh and perforated leather across the upper. Paying homage to Rose’s high school alma mater, Simeon Academy of Chicago, the shoe is dressed in team yellow and royal blue hues. With a bright yellow upper, the royal blue helps to highlight contrasting accents on the tongue tab and inner lining. The shoe is made with PUREMOTION cushioning, adding to the brand’s signature Lightstrike makeup. The adidas Three Stripes branding is updated in the yellow and blue color scheme, prominently placed at the heel. The shoe sits atop a rubber yellow sole to round out the design. The adidas D Rose 1 Restomod “All-Star” is now available in select retailers and on adidas for $150 USD.In other footwear news, the Nike Zoom LeBron NXXT Gen surfaces in “Wolf Grey.”

In just under six months, Nike has effectively brought the Zoom Vomero 5 back into the picture — and in a big way. With each new colorway, a wave of eager buyers emerges — save for the “Timeless” mash-up with the Dunk Low that came out of left field. Recently, color has played a greater role in the sneaker’s presentations, including this week’s reveal of “Velvet Brown” and “Worn Blue” colorways.Now, “Light Bone” dresses the ever-popular shoe in a women’s-exclusive that features a new pull tab element at the Zoom Vomero 5’s tongue. Sticking to its signature soft brown shade, additional earth-tone detailing arrives at the Swooshes and rubber outsole in a slightly darker hue of brown while reflective gray hits are spotted at the toe and heel. Mixing things up, a bright yellow arrives at the lacing system, lining and the tongue’s newly-added pull tab to complete this street-ready flavor of the shoe.Interested in picking up a pair? Stay tuned for official release information as Nike has yet to announce a launch date for the Zoom Vomero 5 “Light Bone.” Look for it to land on shelves in the coming weeks via the Swoosh and select retailers.For more of the latest footwear news, Nike is taking things back to 1986 with the return of the Air Max 1 “Big Bubble.”