Month: May 2026

SummaryReebok celebrates Dragon Quest’s 40th anniversary with a collaboration featuring the Insta Pump Fury 94 and a lineup of vintage-style T-shirtsSneakers feature design cues from all 11 previous Dragon Quest titlesThe collaboration will release in Japan on May 27, 2026Reebok has revealed a collaboration with Dragon Quest, unveiling a playful and nostalgic take on its Insta Pump Fury 94 sneaker and a collection of vintage-style graphic tees.The cornerstone of this release is the Insta Pump Fury 94, an iconic, high-tech runner featuring specialized colorways and design details directly inspired by all 11 previous mainline models of the game series — ranging from the original entry up to Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age. The upper retains its signature futuristic, laceless look, utilizing an inflatable polymer bladder that wraps around a breathable mesh base for a secure, custom fit.Alongside the footwear, the vintage tees are all emblazoned with Dragon Quest logos and graphics in an array of color combos, all against a washed, charcoal gray base. Both the sneakers and tees will be available for pre‑order starting May 27, 2026, through Reebok Japan. View this post on InstagramA post shared by リーボック (@reebokjp)

Name: Salomon XT-4 OG JAPAN “Nami Pack”Colorway: “Nami”SKU: L45440400MSRP: ¥30,800 JPY (approx. $194 USD) Release Date: May 29 Where to Buy: SalomonThe Salomon XT‑4 OG Japan “Nami Pack” is part of a Japan‑exclusive series inspired by Hokusai’s “Great Wave off Kanagawa” and the rhythm of sound waves. The XT‑4 OG features mesh and synthetic overlays with flowing indigo wave graphics, contrasted by crisp white detailing across the upper.Built on Salomon’s trail‑ready platform, the shoe integrates the ACS chassis system, EnergyCell+ cushioning, and a Contagrip outsole, balancing technical performance with lifestyle appeal. Branding is kept minimal, allowing the wave motif and sculptural sole to stand out as the defining elements of the design. Complementing the XT‑4 OG, Salomon also introduced the ACS Pro “Nami Pack,” which carries the same wave‑inspired theme across Kurim overlays, breathable mesh and custom tongue labels.

Name: Nike Air DT Proto ’92 “Prime Red”Colorway: Prime Red/Sail-Metallic Gold-Desert MaroonSKU: JF7592-600MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeDeion Sanders is continuing to leverage his massive cultural footprint to crack open the Nike archives. Taking to social media to give fans a first look, “Coach Prime” officially announced the upcoming release of the Nike Air DT Proto ’92 in a vibrant “Prime Red” colorway. Far from a standard retro release, the silhouette boasts a fascinating history, originating as an unreleased prototype from the early 1990s. Now, Nike is giving the long-lost concept a second chance, seamlessly bridging the gap between Sanders’ legendary playing days and his current, headline-dominating tenure at the University of Colorado.Matching the larger-than-life persona of the man himself, the Air DT Proto ’92 doesn’t shy away from the spotlight. The sneaker’s primary identity is established by a heavy dose of high-gloss “Prime Red” patent leather that dominates the upper. To ensure the vibrant red hue pops, Nike incorporated clean Sail accents throughout the base, while splashes of Metallic Gold add the signature, luxurious flair that fans have come to expect from any Deion Sanders collaboration.This release represents a strategic move by Nike as they continue to build out the Coach Prime footwear archive. Rather than simply relying on straightforward nostalgia by retroing previously released turf shoes, bringing a 1990s prototype to market allows the brand to offer something historically significant yet entirely new to the public.Everything about the “Prime Red” iteration feels authentic to the Sanders brand. From the flashy patent leather and regal gold touches to its deep roots in a bygone era of dual-sport dominance, this sneaker feels like a genuine piece of sports history rather than a standard cash-grab comeback. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @COACHPRIME (@deionsanders)