Matt Varga We’ve said something to the effect for a few weeks running now, but we’re truly working some of the very last notable drops of 2025 in this week’s edition.
The Jumpman goes back-to-back in our headliners with the wide launch of the Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny” and a wide release for A Ma Maniere’s Air Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha” / “Built For This.” Elsewhere in Beaverton, Chase B’s Jordan Jumpman Jack and the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Pine Green” are additionally worth watching.
The collab tip continues with an unexpectedly stacked lineup from New Balance, as the Rich Paul x 2010, Basketcase x 204L, Rukus x Numeric 480, and Concepts x 997 each make an impact. Rounding out with some hoops notables, the adidas Harden Vol. 10 debuts, the GT Cut 1 issues a fresh EYBL colorway, and the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Christmas” introduces its mismatched arrangement.
The above preview gives you a decent sense of what’s on the way, but not the full scope. For that, you’ll need to scroll ahead for the entire list, with the hyperlinks attached under each day’s picture containing hyperlinks back to our original coverage — there you’ll find “Where To Buy” links to grab your pair of each upon arrival. For any additional late-breaking updates, keep an eye on our Jordan Release Dates 2025 and Sneaker Release Dates pages.
December 15th begins by starting the Beard’s latest chapter, as the adidas Harden Vol. 10 “Imma Be A Star” touches down. Louisiana then meets Boston via the Rukus New Balance 480 “Mallard Duck” while Mitchell joins his brand peer with the adidas DON Issue 7 “Ice Spida.”
December 16th is all hoops, as a new exclusive for an old silhouette appears in the Nike GT Cut 1 “EYBL.” Devin’s second chapter is looming, but his first silhouette is still making noise via the Nike Book 1 “What The.”
December 17th focuses on collaboration, first with the long-awaited Palace Air Max DN8 and then with the Rich Paul New Balance 2010 “Unbothered.”
December 18th offers up a second chance at the Concepts New Balance 997 “Montage” and a fresh adidas Brain Dead capsule. Then, the Swoosh takes to I-95 with the Nike Air Force 1 Low “New Jersey,” before issuing two versions of the lifestyle/running titan: the Pegasus Premium “Swooshless” and Pegasus Premium “Black/White.” Two erstwhile partners reconnect for the Salomon Carhartt WIP X-ALP, and the Boston brand continues its intro for its latest slim-sole silhouette with the New Balance RC56 “Ice Wine.”
December 19th starts with a starry trio: a SNKRS release for the A Ma Maniere Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha” / “Built For This,” the wide launch of the Chase B Jordan Jumpman Jack, and the return of the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Pine Green.” The Boston brand breaks up a Beaverton blitz with the Basketcase New Balance 204L. A bit less attention-grabbing but still worth watching are the .SWOOSH Reactx Rejuven8 “Touch Grass” capsule. Nike Air Force 1 Low “Boucle,” an ode from Ionescu to Ellie with the Nike Sabrina 3 “Most Valuable Mascot,” and an unexpected collab in the PUMA E.T. All-Pro NITRO 2.
December 20th is when we finally receive the Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny,” but don’t sleep on the Nike GT Future “Metallic Silver.” The Three Stripes and Swoosh alike add festive flair with the Nike Ja 3 “Valentine’s Day” and the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Christmas”
