Year: 2025

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)

Name: Nike Dunk Low “Stranger Things”SKU: IH6766-001, IH6766-002Colorway: Phantom/Midnight Navy–College Grey–Varsity Red–Lemon Drop–Dark Smoke Grey, Black/Speed Red–Varsity Red–AnthraciteRetail Price: $155 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Retailers: Nike.comNike is returning to Hawkins with a first look at one of the Dunk Low “Stranger Things” pairs.The pack includes a total of two models in “Phantom/Midnight Navy” and “Black/Speed Red.” Photos provided by @yyt_snkrs offer a first look at the “Phantom/Midnight Navy” colorway, showing the sneakers’ off-white cracked leather uppers and navy blue panel swooshes. Staying true to the nature of The Upside Down are the flipped branding details, including the tongue tag, co-branded Nike x Stranger Things insoles and cracked leather Nike heel insignia. Its dirtied yellow midsole tongue give it a vintage feel, while matching laces tie it together for a lived-in finish.

Name: Nike Vomero Premium, Nike Vomero PlusColorway: TBDSKU: TBDMSRP: $220 USD, $170 USDRelease Date: October 2, August 7, October 16Where to Buy: NikeUpdate: Nike has just unveiled an extended preview of its upcoming road running line, offering a closer look at the Vomero Premium and Vomero Plus — two models that bring an intuitive, streamlined approach to performance footwear.Both designs replace the previous Cushlon 3.0 midsole with ReactX foam, delivering 13% more responsiveness and softer cushioning. The new foam is also more sustainable, reducing carbon emissions by 43% compared to prior materials. Focused on clarity, simplicity, and enhanced comfort, the updated lineup prioritizes long-distance support without sacrificing everyday wearability.The Vomero Premium features Nike’s tallest heel stack height at 55 millimeters, paired with a full-length ZoomX midsole and exposed Zoom Air units at both the forefoot and heel—designed for a responsive ride and adaptive feel.Meanwhile, the Vomero Plus highlights a plush engineered mesh upper, structural overlays, and a midfoot fit band for lockdown support. Enhanced tongue and collar padding round out the design for maximum comfort and a secure fit.Both models are set to launch in Fall 2025, with the Vomero Premium arriving at select retail partners on October 2, followed by a global release on October 16.Original Story:Nike is looking to simplify its road running lineup in 2025 by pulling back from the running shoe market’s confusion, chaos and cacophony of different models with a simple three-shoe, three-style system. Utilizing the three most well-known Nike Running franchises — Structure, Pegasus and Vomero — and presenting each in “Icon,” “Plus” and “Premium” iterations, the new range will offer an easy-to choose set of styles for runners, no matter if they’re looking for a low-to-the-ground racing feel or a pillowy slab of soft foam cushioning.As seen in one of the infographics above, the Vomero is the most plush model in the line, with the softest cushioning setup and thickest midsole. The Pegasus provides a middle ground, discarding some of the pillowy feel of the Vomero for a more responsive ride that prioritizes cushioning and energy return in equal measures. For runners that need support and, well, structure, the Structure is about balance and stability, keeping the foot locked down to combat pronation/supination.Each of these three styles has three different levels: “Icon” is the core, familiar product like the Pegasus 41 and new Vomero 18. “Plus” and “Premium,” on the other hand, offer technological upgrades for what Nike calls an “elevated” running experience (for example, the Pegasus Premium, first shown at a Nike innovation summit in Paris this past summer, will use a full-length Zoom Air unit sandwiched between two different types of foam).”We know runners just want a shoe that feels right for their daily runs. They don’t want to overthink it,” says Marian Dougherty, Nike’s senior director of running footwear product. “That’s why we have streamlined our offerings and created clear distinction between them so runners can easily find what they need. It’s all about finding that sweet spot so runners can just lace up and hit the road.”Two models from the Pegasus line, the Pegasus 41 and Pegasus Plus are both available now via the Nike webstore and Nike Running stockists. The Pegasus Premium is set to drop late January 2025, with the Vomero 18 following shortly therafter on February 27. The other two Vomero silhouettes and updated Structure line will release later in 2025.