Jovani Hernandez And just like that, December is halfway done. As the start of the new decade winds down, NIKE, Inc., adidas and other players in the sneaker space have revealed their final plans for the year, as well as some for 2021 and beyond.
On the Jumpman side of things, the Air Jordan 6 “Carmine” was confirmed on the brand’s official channels. For the first time in the pair’s history, it’s set to return with “NIKE AIR” branding on the heel, which has already driven many sneaker enthusiasts to set aside approximately $200 USD for its February launch. Elsewhere, Michael Jordan’s subsidiary revealed several pairs of the ever-popular Jordan 1 Mid, while more unofficial looks at other Jordan release dates came via trusted leakers.
Bodega unveiled its high-quality Nike Dunk High collaboration slated to launch before the year ends. Alongside it, rumors emerged that the Nike Dunk Low is headed to the Swoosh’s Nike By You customization program. While currently simply a rumor, the news has been well-received by fans of the silhouette that haven’t been able to secure a pair through Nike SNKRS and other stockists. Away from the recent mainstream darling, the Air Force 1 surfaced in a handful of impressive ensembles, with one of the most praised being an arrangement inspired by Japan’s Daruma dolls. Every “under the hood” update on the Kobe 6 Protro was disclosed, while Anthony Davis introduced a peculiar chapter in Nike Basketball’s storied history: the Cosmic Unity model.
Away from any Swoosh or Jumpman logo, adidas Yeezy confirmed a handful previously-teased releases. Among them, the Yeezy Quantum “Frozen Blue” and Yeezy 700 V3 “Clay Brown,” the former proffering one of the sub-label’s most animated pairs from recent history. New Balance shared a couple of more impressive collaborations, all while still showing in-line love to the beloved New Balance 992.
Air Jordan 6 “Carmine” Officially Revealed Ahead Of February 2021 Release
The Jumpman Brand is ready to have another successful year.
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First Look At The Air Jordan 1 AJKO
The canvas proposition is joined by a handful of mid-top options.
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Bodega’s Nike Dunk High Honors Legendary Materials
The year’s (arguably) best sneaker finishes 2020 strong.
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Nike Officially Unveils The Kobe 6 Protro
The late Kobe Bryant’s sixth performance-retro.
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Anthony Davis Unveils The Nike Cosmic Unity Basketball Shoe
One of the more peculiar performance models of recent memory.
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Undefeated Revisits 2017’s Nike Air Max 97 Release With Updated Colors
The Los Angeles-bases boutique does it again.
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adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2s For 2021 Revealed
Alongside a handful of releases before 2020 ends.
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This Week In Nike Air Force 1s
Bruce Kilgore’s 38-year-old design still feels fresh.
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BAPE And Reebok Drop Super-Limited Club C Collaboration In Miami
Only limited to 200 pairs.
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The adidas Forum ’84 Poised For A Strong Comeback
Long-overdue.
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More New Balance 992s Expected In 2021
Impressive takes from the Boston-based brand.
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