Month: March 2026

SummaryNike just announced the Air Liquid Max as this year’s signature Air Max Day modelThe shoe features a contoured, point-loaded Air unit and a sleek upper with three-layer textured printingLook out for it to drop on Air Max Day (March 26) at an expected price of $230 USDIntroducing the Nike Air Liquid Max, the next chapter of Air’s legacy. Teased by Yeat in a music video a couple of weeks ago, we speculated as to whether this could be the signature Air Max Day model for 2026. Now, following Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design collab reveal, the Swoosh has officially announced the silhouette.When designing the Air Liquid Max, Nike designers enlisted a less-is-more approach to each element. For the Air unit, the key was replicating the feeling of walking on air as best as possible. This is accomplished thanks to the contoured Air unit, which is both flexible and low to the ground by design. Point-loaded Air distribution ensures it’s only present where needed. As a result, negative space is present, creating unique geometry for the tooling and a lighter build.As for the upper, its futuristic mesh upper features a three-layer textured printing that not only adds visual depth, but provides support as well. This tactile component nods to the poison dart frog via its nanoprint. The dangerous amphibian is known to use color as a warning system, which is conveyed through the intricate pattern. Its launch colorway embraces striking greens atop a black base, combining with chrome Swooshes and a tinted, translucent outsole.Get ready, the Nike Air Liquid Max is set to debut on shelves this Air Max Day (March 26) via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at an expected starting price of $230 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nike Sportswear (@nikesportswear)

Name: Converse x Anonymous Club Chuck 70Colorway: Glacier Grey/White-Black, Black/Steel GreySKU: A19255C, A18452CMSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: March 17Where to Buy: SNKRSThe Anonymous Club x Converse Chuck 70 collaboration reimagines the iconic sneaker with a bold, brutalist twist. Designed by Shayne Oliver’s creative collective, the sneaker is defined by itsDrawing inspiration from technical outerwear and utilitarian construction, the shoe features a rubber‑coated canvas upper with bonded seams intentionally exposed to highlight its structure. Heat‑embossed branding from both Converse and Anonymous Club turns construction details into subtle graphic statements, reinforcing the idea of durability as both function and aesthetic. References to duct tape and electrical tape textures nod to the DIY resilience of ’90s club culture, while Velcro straps across the forefoot and ankle provide adjustability and long‑term wearability.Material finishes introduce a latex‑like surface that gives the Chuck 70 an armor‑like presence, balanced by a layered “shoe‑within‑a‑shoe” construction and supportive inner sock for comfort. Dual lace options – classic round laces with rubber‑dipped tips and flat co‑branded laces – add styling versatility. Arriving in two minimalist colorways, the sneakers are completed with a soft heather jersey lining and co‑branded sockliner.

Name: Salomon XT-6 GORE-TEX “Eucalyptus/Silver Sage”Colorway: “Eucalyptus/Silver Sage”SKU: L49202300MSRP: ¥31,900 JPY (approx. $202 USD)Release Date: March 11Where to Buy: SalomonSalomon’s XT-6 GORE-TEX range is set to welcome a new muted “Eucalyptus/Silver Sage” variant. Arriving in a matte “Eucalyptus” green, the upper is constructed with a PFC-free GORE-TEX ePE membrane, offering high-level waterproof protection and winter-ready coverage without sacrificing breathability.The earthy palette is complemented with a touch of “Silver Sage” accent, which imbues contrast to the sneakers without breaking its understated appeal. Sleek, abrasion-resistant TPU film is welded onto a durable anti-debris mesh, creating the signature streamlined silhouette that has made the XT-6 a staple in both technical outdoor and urban Gorpcore rotations.