Year: 2023

As an unofficial successor to the Campus 80 “Towelie,” adidas is releasing a Campus 80 “Croptober” in celebration of 4/20 and the cannabis harvest season.The upcoming pairs feature tear-away uppers, with the outer layer shaded in light nude leather hues resembling wrapping paper and the inner nubuck construction found in leaf green. Colorful psychedelic prints are spread across the inner lining, insoles, and eyestay sections while laces appear in lime-tinted cream hues. Rounding out the look are textured white gum sole units giving an extra smoky touch.Take an official look at the adidas Campus 80 “Croptober” above and look for the pairs to release on April 20 via adidas and select retailers.Elsewhere in footwear, Cali DeWitt dresses the adidas NMD S1 in digital camo.

Thanks to the city-exclusive releases that Corteiz has been executing with Nike in recent memory in London, New York and Paris, the Air Max 95 has been gaining a substantial amount of momentum in recent memory. And while excitement over the silhouette continues to pick up, the Swoosh team is looking to supplement this wave with more inline colorways like this Nike Air Max 95 with jeweled Swooshes.For this installment, the Nike designers leaned on a grayscale color scheme to dress it up from top to bottom. With the way that the wavy suede side panels are formed with a gradient collection of gray and white hues, they evoke memories of one of the colorways that were included in the COMME des GARÇONS x Nike Air Max 95 capsule that released in 2020. The aforementioned jeweled Swooshes are situated near the lateral heel and come designed with white filling. Down below, the midsoles are doused with a black coating and house visible white Air units.Sift through the pair’s official images gallery above and expect Nike and select retailers to launch these in the coming months for $175 USD.For other news, detailed images of the Nike Dunk High “Palomino” colorway have surfaced on our radar.

The first ever Tiger Woods retro golf shoe, the Nike TW ’13, first resurfaced last February in the classic white colorway to the surprise of many. One of those surprises being the steep $240 USD price tag. But nevertheless the kicks made a splash, with many considering the OG version among the best golf shoes ever made.Arriving 10 years on from its initial debut, the shoes were one of those rare occasions where a player exclusive found its way to retail. At the time, Woods was seeking a golf sneaker that mimicked the feeling and performance of the Nike Free runners he trained with. And after months of research, the Tobie Hatfield and the Nike product team came up with a solution.Using a Free sole that provides more contact with the ground through its many flexion points, Nike builds atop that base with a flexible synthetic upper. Meanwhile, a Dynamic Fit system with nylon straps adds stability and six well placed Softspikes grip the fairway.Of course a Tiger Woods shoe wouldn’t be complete without his signature logo which hits the tongues, insoles and heels in the classic Sunday red. Coming in at the aforementioned retail price of $240 USD, the purchase also includes a special shoe bag.Although no release date is listed, keep an eye on Hypegolf IG for updates.Elsewhere in golf, Students Golf unveiled the final delivery from its SS23 collection ‘Undulations.’