Matt Varga Update: The All-Star Weekend deluge isn’t slowing down; some more surprises are coming as a part of Foot Locker’s ASW activation. Those able to make it in-person will also have the PUMA MB.05 Lo, Air Force 1 Low “Warning Label,” and two early Anthony Edwards 2 colorways to choose from. Scroll ahead for our
It’s finally here. Always a highlight of any year in sneakers, All-Star Weekend is upon us at last.
Given the sheer quantity on the slate this week, on days where All-Star pairs are on tap, we’ll delineate with those shoes up first and more “GR” style fare in a second paragraph. Otherwise, it’s business as usual; peruse the day-by-day galleries below to find out what’s coming your way this week.
Follow the hyperlinks below each gallery for our original coverage, which is where you’ll find detailed breakdowns and “Where To Buy” guides / store-lists. With in-person activations and surprise releases more of a priority than ever, be on the lookout for late-breaking additions; we’ll keep this page as current as we can, but locking in to our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Release Dates pages is a surefire way to guarantee you don’t miss a thing.
We’ll be bumping up upcoming releases as the weekend plays out; for pairs that have already released, scroll ahead to reach the “past releases” section.
February 14th (Fragment Union Jordan 1, Jordan 6 “Infrared Salesman,” Jordan 6 “Bin23”)
All-Star Saturday finally closes a jam-packed slate with several massive Jumpman drops. The Fragment Union Jordan 1 “Black Toe” is tabbed for an online release, the Jordan 6 “Infrared Salesman” arrives after a heavy marketing push, and the Jordan 6 Bin23 brings the premium series back to the public (with the sticker price to match). The Hellstar adidas Anthony Edwards 2 allows Ant in on a surprise run of Hoops collabs, and Foot Locker offers a second chance at the coveted SHAI 001 “Butter.”
February 15th (Converse SHAI 001 “Truffle”)
We’ll include one extra day in this week’s round-up, as All-Star Sunday sneaks in an early launch of the Converse SHAI 001 “Truffle” at the in-person Foot Locker takeover that’s gottens o much shine throughout this piece.
PAST DAYS’ RELEASES
February 9th
The week starts with all Reebok: the Market Reebok Preseason 94 capitalizes on Super Bowl Sunday with an archival football model, while the Reebok Pump Omni Zone II “White/Black/Gold” is eyeing up an addition to the trophy case.
February 10th
Tuesday clears out for the King, as the Nike LeBron 23 “Honor Society” celebrates #23’s first MVP award. Then, the Nike Air Force 1 “Wheatgrass” builds off of the Chanel-like “Boucle” in a naturalistic flip.
February 11th
February 11th is where the efforts start to trickle in: New Balance capitalizes on the week-long spotlight by launching new High and Low cut silhouettes for the hardwood: the New Balance P400 and New Balance P350. Sticking on that note, the Air Force 1 Low “Orange Peel” and Dunk Low “Sunset” mint basketball-focused colorways that echo each model’s life-before-lifestyle. In some more late-breakers, UNDFTD’s LA raffle for the Levi’s Air Jordan 3 takes place on February 11th (their version carries custom “City of Angels” embroidery) before a FCFS drop via Levi’s in-store on February 13th. Similarly, LA’s Kingswood has announced an exclusive drop for the Nike SB Air Force 1 Low “Light Orewood Brown” via an in-store only, FCFS launch.
Finally, entirely divorced from the celebration are the Nike Dunk Low “Accepting All Flowers,” instead focused more on Valentine’s Day, and a refined “Brown Leather” pack, uniting the Nike Air Max DN8, Vomero 5, and Air Max 95.
February 12th (adidas All-Star, PUMA Lamelo Ball Fast & Furious, Air Jordan 1 “All-Star,” and more)
The Thursday before All-Star has a packed slate of sneakers to earnestly begin the LA celebration. First, it’s adidas Basketball’s All-Star 2026 capsule: the AE2 “All-Star,” Harden Vol. 10 “All-Star,” DON Issue 7 “All-Star,” and Dame X “All-Star” ensure all of adi’s foremost signees are represented. The Big Cat gets on the board with the PUMA LaMelo Ball Fast & Furious Collection, a showcase of all of Melo’s models with the brand, drawn together in silver screen sheens. Foot Locker kicks off a rangey restock series for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander by reupping the “Family Pack” (now including son Ares and his “Grey.”)
On Nike’s plate, ASW Friday focuses on Kobe’s heritage as the Nike Zoom Huarache 2k4 “All-Star” touches down anew. For the Jumpman, four kicks are on offer: the Air Jordan 1 “All-Star,” the Air Jordan 10 “Hydrangeas,” the Jordan 40 “Black Infrared” (whetting palettes for the AJ6 duo at week’s end), and the Jordan Tatum 4 “All-Star.”
Shifting away from the day’s basketball efforts, the Pegasus Premium and Vomero Premium come together for respective sunny arrangements, while a GR Air Force 1 Low also settles in. Across the pond, the atmos Asics GEL-Kayano 12.1 jumps into “Raden” aesthetics.
February 13th (Nike Basketball “Warning Label” Pack, Kobe 6 “Hollywood 3D,” and more)
All-Star Friday is the real one to watch for the hoops-obsessed. The Nike Basketball “Warning Label” Pack serves as possibly the weekend’s overall grand winner, but you’ll only be able to grab these metallic overhauls if you’re in person in LA. The Swoosh does have consolation prizes in mind though, as non-metallic colorways of many inclusions are dropping globally (the KD 18, three Ja 3s including a Swarovski collab, the Giannis Freak 7 , and the Sabrina 3 will all do so.) Somehow a below-the-line talent here, the Nike Kobe 6 “Hollywood 3D” pays homage to LA’s GOAT.
Though now with its hardwood days behind it, the Stranger Things Foamposite will also be dropping in-person. Willy Chavarria brings his refined touch to the Harden Vol. 10 and the adidas Superstar, the latter alongside Compton Cowboys. Finally, the Converse SHAI 001 “Clean Slate” will actually be restocking across the board at boutiques, Converse.com, and big box retailers, but is included within Foot Locker’s week-long SGA celebration.
In a batch of late-brakers, the Foot Locker Takeover brings early launches for the adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Multicolor” and adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Black/Lime.” The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Warning Label” accompanies it, as does a specifically Los Angeles onset for the PUMA MB.05 Lo.
In another unaffiliated set, the Central Cee Air Force 1 Low is likely the most notable, but the Bob Marley adidas collection gives that a run for its money. In a Marty Supreme adjacent drop, the Nahmias PUMA Suede brings the red-hot LA imprint onto a Big Cat classic.
