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Name: Nike Air Max Goadome Low “Navy Croc,” Nike Air Max Goadome Low “Black Croc”Colorway: Midnight Navy/Black, BlackSKU: IV4517-400, IV4517-001MSRP: $175 USDRelease Date: October 6Where to Buy: SNKRSThe Nike Air Max Goadome Low is getting a more upscale look this fall with two croc-embossed leather colorways: one fully black and one in “Midnight Navy.” The Low is a sleeker, more streamlined take on its outdoor boot that keeps the rugged details underneath. These new pairs push that idea further by using a leather treatment normally associated with dress shoes.The croc embossing is what sets these pairs apart. The pattern covers nearly the entire upper, but it isn’t uniform. The scale pattern gets bigger and heavier across the side panels and heel, then becomes tighter or smoother near the toe. That keeps the texture from looking flat. Perforations along the sides and collar add ventilation and break up the pattern.The black pair stays tonal throughout. Its laces, stitching, and lining all match the upper. Small Swooshes near the heel blend into the leather, and the only branding with any depth is the ACG logo molded into the midsole. The “Midnight Navy” pair takes a different approach. Its navy laces and tongue match the upper, while a small metallic Swoosh on the lateral heel adds the only shine. Its black lining and sole contrast with the blue leather rather than blending in.Both pairs sit on the same heavy-duty sole. A black midsole houses visible Air cushioning under the heel and forefoot, and a thick rubber outsole with deep lugs provides traction. Nike traces that visible Air back to 1987, when the Air Max line first showed its cushioning. The Goadome brings that technology to terrain it wasn’t originally built for.The Goadome was first released as an ACG hiking boot in the late 1990s and has kept a loyal following since. The Low version shortens the collar while keeping the boot’s outdoor-ready construction.These pairs are the latest in a fall run for the Goadome Low. The Taller De Rafa x Nike Air Max Goadome Low comes out September 25 in distressed brown leather and renewed interest in the low-top version. The two croc-embossed colorways arrive about two weeks later, trading that worn-in look for a cleaner, more polished one.

Name: Nike Air Max 95 “ACG”Colorway: Surprise Cocoa/Black-Infinite Black Panther-Tropical TealSKU: IX6347-200MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Fall/Winter 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is drawing from its rich trail archives for the upcoming Air Max 95 “ACG.” The new colorway applies classic All Conditions Gear styling, retro color blocking, and rugged materials to the iconic running silhouette.Constructed with a multi-layered suede upper, the design features “Infinite Sable” along the top side panels before transitioning into a deep “Cacao Wow” shade underneath. Black detailing grounds the overall look across the tongue, heel, and midsole, allowing the vibrant trail-inspired accents to stand out.Nodding to vintage outdoor footwear, “Tropical Teal” highlights the lacing system—where durable canvas loops replace the model’s standard thin fabric—and fills the visible Air units underfoot. Flashy “Hot Pink” hits accent the tongue and heel branding while reappearing across portions of the dark rubber outsole.The Nike Air Max 95 “ACG” is scheduled to launch during the Fall/Winter 2026 season.

J. Cole and his Dreamer label have officially introduced the Dreamer Indie 5000, marking the rapper’s first independent sneaker release. Tthe silhouette follows Cole’s previous partnership with PUMA and represents several years of independent footwear development.Crafted in Italy, the sneaker draws visual design cues from retro basketball footwear, featuring an aesthetic reminiscent of classic multi-panel trainers. The upper utilizes synthetic overlays that zig and zag across the base construction, with the angular paneling carrying through directly into the design of the sole unit.The release follows J. Cole’s departure from PUMA after their initial collaborative run wrapped in 2021. Transitioning to a fully independent operation, the Dreamer Indie 5000 prioritizes European manufacturing and direct creative control under his own brand imprint.The J. Cole x Dreamer Indie 5000 releases in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on September 23, 2026, with pricing and wider availability currently TBA. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Cole World (@realcoleworld)