Matt Varga We’ve finally made it. 2025 has been dominated by stories surrounding the Air Jordan 1 “Bred,” AKA “Banned” AKA Air Jordan 1 High ’85. Regardless of what you call it, it has easily stood as the sneaker release of the year so far, and after select retailers chalked off their own launches for the shoe last week, this Friday, February 14th truly marks the end of the journey.
Don’t let yourself get distracted by that shoe alone, though. As All-Star Weekend takes place in the Bay Area, it’s naturally moving brands across the industry to drop commemorative product in accordance. Sticking in Beaverton, the Nike “Black Label” collection marks their most wide-ranging, uniting the likes of LeBron James, Devin Booker and Kevin Durant for the occasion.
The totemic success of Kobe’s enterprise continues as well, notching a tonal special edition with the Kobe 6 “All-Star 2.0,” and a major retro comes off the board with the Nike KD 4 “Scoring Title.” Rounding out the slate, Anthony Edwards’ AE1 Low “Champagne” and NBA Crocs collection crash in for the weekend celebration.
Heading out of Oregon, adidas is pulling from its own history with the reissue of the adidas Ultra Boost OG. Crocs offers up some heat not on the basketball floor with their inaugural NBA collab. Finally, from the other German brand, we get two editions of LaMelo Ball’s PUMA MB.04: one a reference to 2022’s “Creativity Pack” and one a continuation of their well-recieved TMNT collaboration.
Stop us if you’ve heard us say it before, but the above doesn’t give you all the details for what’s coming your way. For that, check out the complete list ahead. Below each photo, you can follow the hyperlinks to hit our original coverage of each pair, in which “Where To Buy” breakdowns and direct shopping links for release day are included. For any late breaking updates, keep a watchful eye on our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Release Dates pages.
Need to secure a last minute gift? The Nike Air Force 1 “Valentine’s Day” has you covered with a range of cutesy charms, carrying a February 10th release date.
Beaverton isn’t the only one celebrating an anniversary. For the silhouette’s 10th anniversary, adidas reissues the Ultra Boost OG on February 11th.
The Jumpman’s first unisex silhouette cops a soft palette with the Jordan Heir “Soft Pink”, teeing off on February 11th.
The Air Jordan 1 may be in the spotlight, but the legacy continues on February 11th with the Air Jordan 39 “Heritage.”
All-Star Weekend means basketball shoes are the main attraction, but the league stamps some casual wear via the NBA Crocs. A February 12 release date is confirmed.
Arriving a tad bit after the Lunar New Year proper, February 12th’s Nike Mac Attack “Year of the Snake” marks a rare appearance for the silhouette.
One that Mamba devotees have had circled for months — the Nike Kobe 6 “All-Star 2.0” finally arrives on February 13th.
The major mesh model marches on with the Zoom Spiridon “Metallic Silver,” reprising an OG drop via its February 13th launch.
The Boston brand’s foray back into hoops truly kicks off on February 13th with the debut of the Reebok Engine A.
Some in-house synergy on display with the PUMA MB.04 “Creativity Pack,” bridging the gap between Melo and Neymar on February 13th.
Kyrie’s unconventional training methods inspire the ANTA KAI 1 “Bag Work.” A release is confirmed for February 13th via ANTA.com and Foot Locker’s Bay Area in-person activation.
The little hoopers need to fill out the rotation too — the Nike Sabrina 2 “Light Lemon Twist” answers the call, hitting retailers on February 13th.
After one of the heaviest promotional pushes out of Beaverton we’ve seen in a number of years, the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” sees its official release on February 14th.
The Nike “Black Label” collection brings its own personal bounty of notable pairs on February 14th, including the debut of the KD 18 and GT Cut Turbo, as well as murdered-out pairs of the Sabrina 2, Book 1, LeBron 22, GT Hustle 3, two Ja 2s and Giannis Freak 6.
Along with that “latest and greatest” capsule, Nike Hoops reaches into its bag for the vaunted KD 4 “Scoring Title” on February 14th.
The next chapter in the Ninja Turtles LaMelo shoes collab: the PUMA MB.04 “Leonardo and Michaelangelo” closes out the crime-fighting quarter on February 14th.
The stealthy, techy Haven ASICS GEL-Nimbus 10.1 sees a wide release on February 14th.
Steph sticks on the home front with the February 14th release of the UA Curry 12 “What the Bay.”
AJ1 fans rejoice — the two-pack of headliners closes out with the Air Jordan 1 Black Toe Reimagined landing a day after the “Bred” on February 15th.
Rounding out the slate, the Three Stripes puts their mark on All-Star Weekend with the adidas AE1 Low “Champagne,” capping off the February 15th festivities.
Although the wide release date is confirmed for February 21st, Foot Locker will be dropping the shoes earlier on February 15th at select locations in San Francisco.
