Month: April 2023

As storytelling from Nike continues to place a special emphasis on the brand’s history, silhouettes such as the Air Ship have re-entered the sneaker space. Following A Ma Maniére’s super-limited Air Ship collaboration last year, various general releases have been revealed. The latest to surface pays tribute to Michael Jordan’s University of North Carolina practice shorts that he’d wear underneath his NBA shorts every game for good luck.Previously, Nigel Sylvester showed off a F&F-exclusive “Bike Air” collaboration that elevated this “Every Game” look with special heel text and a mini Swoosh at the toe. Now, we’ve been offered an on-foot breakdown of the general release version that is not associated with Sylvester. Its base favors a white leather build while “Diffused Blue” shaggy suede coats the Swooshes, lacing system and collar — reaching around the heel. “Every Game” text lands at the collar’s heel in an embroidered white script while an off-white midsole combines with a blue rubber outsole to complete the look.For those interested in picking up a pair of the Nike Air Ship “Every Game,” it is currently expected to land on shelves starting May 10 via Nike and select retailers at a price of $140 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by YankeeKicks ™️ (@yankeekicks)Looking for other headlines in the footwear space? We’ve got you covered. Nike has revealed Gigi Bryant’s version of the Kobe 4 Protro “Mambacita” ahead of its release at the start of next month.

Nobody could have predicted the 180-degree turn that golf fashion has taken in recent years given that for most of its lifespan it’s been nothing but bland polo shirts and wing-tipped shoes. And now, sportswear brands like Jordan Brand are sprucing up the sport’s style by cooking up a variety of striking apparel and footwear that aligns more with the modern generation’s taste. So this season, it’s preparing a brand new Air Jordan 1 High Golf “Metallic Green” colorway that has just been unveiled by official imagery.The fairway-ready kicks are outfitted with a two-toned motif. Overlays that wrap around the toe boxes, quarter panels, tongues, laces and collars are all fashioned in a crispy white hue and offset by “Metallic Green” accents. The latter shows face with glossy finishes atop the toe boxes, ankle flaps, Swooshes and lower heel overlays while the Jordan Brand Golf logos on the tongues arrive in a matching hue.Down below, the midsoles are bereft of any filling while the outsoles — which have been updated with pronounced grip for the green — have been blasted with a green paint job.Look for Nike and select retailers to launch these in the coming weeks for $180 USD.For other sneaker news, the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” is slated to make its return in 2024.

Nowadays, with rumors often circulating over a year ahead of a shoe’s launch, it’s easy to lose track of what’s coming when. Adding to the ever-growing list of kicks to keep an eye out for, another Jordan Brand rumor has surfaced following word of the Air Jordan 17 Low’s return and an upcoming Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low OG colorway popping up earlier this week.Now, courtesy of well-known sneaker leakers @zsneakerheadz, news of the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” making its return next year has been shared. One of four colorways that outfitted the Air Jordan 4 back in 1989, it’s set to celebrate the silhouette’s 35th anniversary. Expect it to appear in a presentation similar to the 2012 version pictured above, with one slight adjustment — the return of the “Nike Air” branding at the heel.Looking forward to the return of the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue?” It’s currently rumored to be hitting shelves again next summer via Nike and select Jordan Brand retailers at a price of $210 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Stay tuned for more information regarding this much-anticipated drop and in case you missed it, an on-foot breakdown of this year’s return of the Air Jordan 5 “Burgundy” has surfaced.