Month: June 2023

While it was released in 2011 and enjoyed a stint in the spotlight in 2019 and 2020, the Zoom Vomero 5 hype has reached a new peak. Given that sneaker bears a semi-chunky build and ’90 aesthetic, it aligns with many other lifestyle runners that are in the current footwear zeitgeist. And Nike is capitalizing on this garnered momentum by unloading a strong array of colorways this season, one being this newly-unveiled beige, olive and yellow iteration.A creamy tone dominates most of the real estate here as it covers the mesh toe boxes, collars, Swooshes and overlays that border the quarter panels and attach to the forefoot. Secondary accents include beige hits that show face across the toe tip overlays, ribbed mid-foots and heel overlays while soft olive hues touch up the interior liners and heel cages. Furthermore, you’ll find a tiny dose of yellow that borders the aforementioned Swooshes while a mustardy color styles the midsole molds and treading. The color scheme of this Vomero features soft color-blocking that aligns with the palettes of both summer and fall, which make it a worthy offering to add to your rotation for the second half of the year.At the time of writing, Nike hasn’t unveiled the pair’s launch date.For other news, the Nike LeBron 7 “Florida A&M” has surfaced in a “Gorge Green” colorway.

New Balance has unveiled a brand new 550 iteration in a “White/Red” color scheme.Crafted with a leather base and mesh and suede overlays, the forthcoming model arrives with in white and contrasts of red that outline the shoe from the tongue all the way to the heel. Branding hits can be found on the “N” panel logo, 550 insignias nearing the toebox and, the stamped “NB” heel logo and additional icons on the white midsole. The shoe rests on a red outsole and is finally tied together with white laces for a clean white finish.The New Balance 550 in “White/Red” is set to drop in the coming months via New Balance and select retailers for a retail price of $120 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, New Balance is also releasing the 550 in “White/Green.”

Following a “Black” colorway, the Nike LeBron 7 “Florida A&M” now surfaces in “Gorge Green.”LeBron James’ latest signature sneakers appear in a “Gorge Green,” “Team Orange,” and “White” color scheme with suede materials used for the majority of the uppers. Side panels are finished in a gridded pattern and Swooshes are hit with paint splatters. From a front view, we can clearly see mismatched details including “Twenty” and “Three” on the toes and “LeBron” and “James” across the laces. Additional finishes include metallic details around the collars, Rattler logos on the mesh tongue, “L” and “J” imprints on the heel, and FAMU rattlesnake mascot visuals on the medials. Rounding out the design are full-length Air units which are given a speckled finish and hardwood-ready rubber outsoles.Take an official look at the FAMU x Nike LeBron 7 “Gorge Green” above and look for the pairs to release via Nike and select retailers for $200 USD.Elsewhere in footwear, here’s a first look at the PUMA MB.02 Lo “LaMelO’s Cereal.”