Matt Varga He’s back.
Travis Scott wasn’t ever too far out of the consciousness in 2026, given that he landed a “Sneaker of the Year” contender right at the buzzer in ’25. Yet nonetheless, his return to the headlines means one of the biggest sneaker release weeks of the year all the same, as we all scramble to fill out as many raffle forms as possible for his “Pink Pack.” Yet it’s not the end-all-be-all of what’s on the slate: the first-ever retro for the Air Jordan 4 “Toro,” the latest from Bad Bunny x adidas, AURALEE and New Balance meeting the “slim sole” moment, and much, much more.
Like we usually say at this time, the above isn’t enough to cover everything coming your way this week. For that, scroll ahead to catch the complete list of all the releases of note. Hit the links embedded below each day-by-day gallery to reach back to our original coverage of each pair, where you’ll find detailed analysis and direct “Where To Buy” links. For any late-breaking updates and further coverage, keep it locked in to our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Release Dates hubs.
May 25th begins with a record-setter: the adiZero Adios Pro Evo 3 that broke the 2-hour mark just weeks ago comes to the public; the Satisfy adidas adiZero adios Pro 4 collection quickly follows for another fashion-meets-running collision. Then it’s to Swoosh hoops, where the Book 2 “Haven & Hector” pays homage to Devin’s two pups and the Sabrina 3 “Big Ellie” odes to the Liberty’s mascot.
May 26th is for the runners: the Nike Vomero Premium “Volt Spikes” adds 3D protrusions to the buzzy performance model, while the Nike Structure Plus issues two lifestyle-ready colorways. The Nike LeBron 23 “Dreams and Nightmares” is also in the mix, celebrating the first ring for the King.
May 27th is on our brain with two material experimentations for Nike’s viral family. The Nike Mind 001 Flyknit debuts in a “Hyper Royal” colorway while the Mind 002 Flyknit looks to “Volt.” Then, the Procell Total 90 stakes its claim as a “future heirloom.” Finally, the Nike LeBron NXXT Gen By Juju Watkins issues a “Silver Lining.”
May 28th keeps with the T90: the Kids of Immigrants Total 90 Mule issues an even bolder take on the soccer shoe. The Nike Zoom GT Cut 4 “Dylan Harper” follows with a bronzed edition for the star rookie, before the PUMA MB.05 “Showtime” keeps to its high-energy hallmarks.
May 29th simply has to start with the Travis Scott “Pink Pack:” the Jordan 1 Low OG “Shy Pink” and “Jordan 1 Low OG “Muslin” take La Flame’s design universe into unexpectedly summery territory. The Nike Air Max 1 “San Diego Padres” drops off the latest in the “City Connect” series that’s marked sell-outs in each step to date, and the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Red October” retroes for the first time. Not to be left out, the Boston brand delivers the AURALEE New Balance 204L in two colorways and the New Balance 933 Andrew Reynolds Grey Days and New Balance 770 Grey Days for a skateboarding embrace of the brand holiday. We close with more skateboarding, just on Nike’s end: the Air Max Ishod “Volt.”
May 30th may not have the biggest Jordan drop on the calendar, but certainly the widest this week: the Air Jordan 4 “Toro” revisits the 2013 classic. adi fires back with its own fiery edition, the Bad Bunny adidas Ballerina “Flamboyan.” If you strike out on Benito’s perhaps the Sneaker Room adidas adiStar Control 5 “Puerto Rico” can offer a consolation for some parade-ready fare.
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