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Rachel Judith · Dołączył: 15 Cze 2021 Posty: 3

This weekend means one thing to Nike Air Force One plenty of people: the Air Jordan 6 "Sport Blue" has finally arrived. While most of the attention will be on that particular Jumpman sneaker returning to store shelves for the first time since 1991, there are plenty of other options, from the Nike SB Dunk High "Cali" continuing the tradition of Nike SB releasing some favorite Dunk colorways in hightop form to a couple of Ronnie Fieg x Asics Gel Lyte Vs . Hit the click for a full rundown of the latest sneakers releasing this weekend and let us know which pair you plan on grabbing in the comment section.

show comments Tags / Categories: adidas Air Jordan Air Max 90 Basketball Kobe LeBron Nike Air Max Running Upcoming Sneakers adidas Originals ZX Flux adidas ZX Flux adidas ZX Flux Weave Air Jordan 6 Air Jordan 6 Sport Blue Air Jordan Nike Air Force Future Air Jordan VI Air Jordan VI 'Sport Blue' Asics Gel Lyte V Atmos x Nike Air Max 90 Jordan Future LeBron 11 Low Nike Air Max 90 Nike LeBron 11 Low Nike LeBron 11 Low China Nike SB Dunk High Nike SB Dunk High Cali Nike SB Dunk Nike Air Force 1 High California Ronnie Fieg x Asics Gel Lyte V Sage Load MoreNike has significantly scaled back their collaborative efforts in recent years, especially here in the United States.

Some considered the 95 to simply be the Air Max', owning the definitive label as the ultimate Nike Air-centric performance runner thanks to copious amounts of Air and a heady design concept. Additionally, the 95 was somewhat of a black sheep for a number of reasons; the initial design withstood some negative feedback, and and unlike the previous string of Air Max heritage runners, the 95 was not designed by Nike Air Force 1 High Tinker Hatfield, but by Sergio Lozano. And while the Air Max 95 continues to be one of the most popular Nikes in the world, it wasn't as much of a coveted model as the Air Max 1 and 90 were, especially during the era of collaborations and art-based projects.

Each of the Nike Air Max 95 BB colorways we've seen to this point have featured some manner of gradient, but not so for this upcoming Atmos collaboration. The Air Max 95 BB pictured above in a stunning pristine white Hyperfuse upper whose Metallic Gold accents and icy blue sole give these some added style punch from your typical white on white look. This super clean offering has the makings of a perfect summertime shoe, but will they be for men or women or both? Shoesmaster gives us a preview that doesn't look to mention the wmns tag, but the shoe is up on the atmosgirls site now, so it remains to be seen if both genders will get lucky with these.

Atmos appears to have gotten together with Nike for yet another collab in 2013. This time around they went back to work on a Nike Free Nike Air Force 1 Low model, the Nike Free Woven 4.0 . Keeping things in line with their previous collabs from 2013, the pairs mix in animal print and camo sections across the upper and the innards, all while opting to keep the Nike Free unit across the bottom untouched. Keep in mind that this project was previewed once before with the Nike Free 3.0 kit on bottom, a version that didn't end up releasing as far as we know. Take a look at both atmos pairs after the jump and keep it locked on [img]https://www.suzukinozomu.com/images/large/nike air force one-828rha.jpg[/img] Sneaker News to see what they come up with next.