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Mizuno Presents the Wave Prophecy Morelia Neo

Name: Mizuno Wave Prophecy Morelia NeoColorway: BlackSKU: TBCMSRP: €250 EUR (approx. $290 USD)Release Date: June 27 (Mizuno) and July 1 (HBX)Where to Buy: HBX and MizunoFootball has been on the minds of millions lately, from the ongoing FIFA Club World Cup to anticipation surrounding the FIFA World Cup next year. As a result, the sport continues to see its influence spread into all aspects of culture, including style, where footwear models created for and inspired by football are as popular as ever.Tapping into this prevailing trend is Mizuno, which is paying homage to the Morelia boot’s 40th anniversary by combining it with the Wave Prophecy to create the Wave Prophecy Morelia Neo. The instantly-recognizable sole unit of the Wave Prophecy runner serves as the shoe’s foundation, delivering comfort to each step thanks to its aerated Wave Plate setup. Meanwhile, the upper features familiar K-Leather quilted paneling and carries the brand’s RunBird logo on each side of the shoe. It will be introduced in this all-black rendition that emphasizes all of its key attributes.For those excited to shop the Mizuno Wave Prophecy Morelia Neo, it is set to drop in this black colorway on June 27 via Mizuno at a price of €250 EUR (approx. $290 USD). From there, it will also launch via HBX on July 1. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mizuno Sportstyle (@mizuno_sportstyle)

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Nike Reveals Three Kobe 9 EM Protro “Team Bank” Colorways

Name: Nike Kobe 9 EM Protro “Team Bank” CollectionColorway: University Red/White/White, Game Royal/White/White, Black/University Gold/White, White/Court Purple/White and Wolf Grey/White/WhiteSKU: IH1401-600, IH1401-400, IH1401-002, IH1401-100 and IH1401-001MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: We kicked off the year by discussing a rumored “Team Bank” collection of Nike Kobe 9 EM Protro colorways. Now, the Swoosh has unveiled three of its five looks. Pictured first is the “Black/University Gold” iteration that sees gilded Swooshes combine with a purple Sheath logo at the tongue for a Lakers-themed look. “Relentless” text is visible beneath the tongue, with its “White/Court Purple” counterpart sporting purple accents that include a “Resilience” script. The “Game Royal/White” colorway rounds out the trio with a blue upper accompanied by notes of white throughout. Release is expected to take place this fall via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a price of $190 USD. Enjoy the early look here and stay tuned for updates regarding the “University Red/White” and “Wolf Grey/White” iterations.Original Story: Nike Basketball has been steadily revisiting the Kobe line’s silhouettes in Protro form, with the Nike Kobe 9 Elite Protro as the most recent addition to its lineup in both its low and high-top forms. The model returned in 2024 with “Halo” colorways of both versions of the shoe and there are many more pairs expected to drop in 2025, including the newly-rumored “Team Bank” collection.According to a report from SneakerMarketRO, the Kobe 9 Elite Low Protro will be dropping in five “Team Bank” colorways this fall. These looks are said to include “University Red,” “Game Royal,” “Black/University Gold,” “White/Court Purple” and “Wolf Grey.” This lineup comes a year after the Kobe 8 Protro dropped in the same five color arrangements, similar to how the Kobe 8 Protro arrived in a “Halo” look a year before the Kobe 9 Elite Protro did.At the time of writing, Nike Basketball has not yet confirmed that a “Team Bank” collection of Kobe 9 Elite Low Protro colorways will be arriving this year. Stay tuned for updates, including first looks at all five pairs, as we currently expect it to drop on September 30 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD.

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Jae Tips Teases His Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4 “Flowers Grow Uptown” Collection

SummaryJae Tips has teased his sixth collaboration with Saucony ahead of his preview at Paris Fashion WeekFeatured is the ProGrid Triumph 4 in four colorways under a “Flowers Grow Uptown” themeRelease has not yet been announced but is likely to take place later this yearJae Tips has cemented himself as one of the faces of Saucony’s lifestyle output, establishing this reputation over the course of five energetic footwear collaborations. The duo most recently teamed up at the end of March to introduce their Jazz 9 “I Love You But I’m Busy” campaign and are now back at Paris Fashion Week to tease what’s next.This time around, Tips has put together four floral takes on the ProGrid Triumph 4, all assembled under the duo’s new “Flowers Grow Uptown” theme. He offered a first look at the project by highlighting a red colorway in an airport security bin, revealing key details such as the placement of his flower logo at each side of the midfoot, an “UPTOWN” callout at the lateral heel, and a “SAVIOR” nod at the medial. Following this, he unveiled all four of the campaign’s pairs, showcasing colorful looks in green, purple, and pink as well.At the time of writing, neither Jae Tips nor Saucony have indicated when their four ProGrid Triumph 4 “Flowers Grow Uptown” colorways will be launching. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete set of imagery highlighting each pair, as we expect it to arrive later this year via Savior Worldwide, Saucony, and select retailers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jae Tips (@jaetips) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jae Tips (@jaetips)

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