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Name: New Balance 2010 “Firecracker/Sea Salt”Colorway: Firecracker/Sea SaltSKU: U20101Z0MSRP: $145 USDRelease Date: Fall/Winter 2026Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance has officially unveiled the New Balance 2010 “Firecracker/Sea Salt”, applying a high-contrast palette to the retro-inspired running silhouette. The dark iteration combines vibrant red detailing with glossy overlays and a light textile foundation.Constructed with a multi-textured upper, the shoe utilizes exposed Sea Salt mesh across the toe box, midfoot, and heel area. Glossy black overlays wrap the majority of the paneling, delivering visual depth against the breathable base. Firecracker Red accents outline the signature black “N” logos, tracing along the tongue, collar lining, laces, and toe section. Underfoot, a chunky black midsole incorporates dark red cushioning pods near the heel, echoing the colorway’s dominant accents. The monochrome outsole remains entirely black, keeping the focus on the upper’s vibrant color blocking.The New Balance 2010 “Firecracker/Sea Salt” is available now through select overseas stockists, with a broader stateside release expected during the Fall/Winter 2026 season.

Name: Nike Twelve Time “Halloween”Colorway: Black/Pale Ivory-Iron Grey-Metallic SilverSKU: IM4164-002MSRP: $95 USDRelease Date: Fall/Winter 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike and Ja Morant are gearing up for the spooky season with the reveal of the Nike Twelve Time “Halloween.” The upcoming release applies a dark, holiday-inspired palette to the NBA star’s signature performance model. Dressed in a “Black/Pale Ivory/Iron Grey/Metallic Silver” color scheme, the sneaker utilizes an Iron Grey upper surrounded by deep black paneling across the tongue, laces, toe box, and midsole. Bright orange hits deliver seasonal contrast across the Swooshes, inner lining, and lace loops without overwhelming the subtle base.Distinctive branding details are scattered throughout the build, including Metallic Silver accents on the tongue and heel, where a molded panel displays a repeating Twelve Time pattern. Morant’s signature “1MT” logo is positioned near the outsole, while the repeating motif continues along the rear portion of the midsole. Underfoot, a black rubber outsole featuring a classic herringbone traction pattern and an oversized forefoot logo completes the design.The Nike Twelve Time “Halloween” is scheduled to launch during the Fall/Winter 2026 season via Nike.

Nike and Zellerfeld have officially introduced the AIRMAX 1000.3 “Stone/Burgundy Crush”, marking the latest evolution of their fully 3D-printed footwear project. Reimagining the iconic design language of the 1987 Air Max 1, the updated silhouette combines a sculpted form with visible Nike Air cushioning.Central to the AIRMAX 1000.3 is the integration of advanced ZellerMESH™ technology. The updated open-mesh structure delivers a refined textile-like aesthetic while utilizing less material to reduce overall weight, increase breathability, and improve durability. The modified mesh flexes naturally across the lateral sides, replacing previous feathered paneling with a more adaptive fit.Underfoot, the 3D-printed midsole has been softened to allow the visible Nike Air unit to activate more fully during movement, delivering enhanced responsiveness underfoot. The exterior presents a muted “Stone” upper contrasted by a “Burgundy Crush” Air Max unit, while backend refinements in the digital printing process significantly accelerate production times.The Nike AIRMAX 1000.3 “Stone / Burgundy Crush” launches in the US via Nike SNKRS on September 24, 2026. Global customers can enter the EQL raffle on Zellerfeld, open from September 22 through September 28, 2026.