Sporting a classic navy/white colorway, complete with gum outsole, the sneaker offers a breathable mesh upper, large lace securing straps (also acting as Three Stripes branding) and a beefy midsole crafted from adiPRENE. Translucent looping laces hold the minimalist design in place, while traditional rope laces allow for conventional fastening. Stay tuned for more news on the hefty model, which is reported to drop in 2019. –HB

Much like its neon counterpart, this Off-White™ x Nike AF-1sees technical uppers as it employs a ripstop material matched with synthetic panels. Fused together with taped seams, the shoe also has a deconstructed aesthetic as seen in the tongue, the Swoosh logo stitching, and printed branding at the lateral side and heel. These are out as of yesterday at select Nike Sportswear retailers for $170. –HB

Continuing its deconstructed “Inside Out” series, Vans released a new white iteration of its reworked Sk8-Hi Reissue Cap footwear option. Similar to the initial release we saw earlier this year, key parts of the classic have been misplaced to highlight the recognizable nature of the model. The upper of the shoe is defined by a mixed material construction, which features a medial checkerboard pattern and a slanted zip closure. Priced at $95 these are available now at Vans retailers. –HB

After the “Super Shenron” colorway of the Dragon Ball Z x adidas EQT Support ADV PK first surfaced last month, the sneaker now has an official look and release date. The sneaker features a black and gold primeknit upper, with a design intended to reference a dragon’s scales. Other features include EQT branding on the toe boxes, and the Chinese characters for dragon on the medial heels. The “Super Shenron” is the final sneaker in the Dragon Ball Z x adidas collaboration. This will release alongside the EQT Support ADV PK “Shenron” on December 22nd. –HB

Nike‘s next Air Max 97 Ultra release takes a quick trip into the future with a small feature upgrade. Aside from its original construction, you’ll find a new attention-grabbing panel on the upper which is treated in iridescent silver. Hints of black and red are then added for a striking contrast.  Lastly, Nike switches up the branding with a modern Air Max insignia on each heel to finish things off. This edition of the Nike Air Max 97 Ultra will arrive in the coming weeks for $160. –HB

Centered around high visibility, the shoe features a black mesh upper dressed with black reflective 3M panels at the midfoot and heel. Contrasting red Swoosh and AM270 branding is found scattered on the toe, midfoot, tongue and heel. Finishing up the design of the latest colorway is a hybrid sole unit with a translucent red external Air heel bag, and a black lightweight foam forefoot sole. There is no official news on a release date, but you can expect these to retail for around $160. –HB

This bold color scheme features shades of dark grey and black across different textured materials including mesh, leather and snakeskin print, rounded out by a black Air Max sole unit. The stealthy palette is interrupted by vivid hits of orange at the middle streak, laces, Swoosh outline and outsole. Stay tuned more details regarding this release which should be dropping in the near future. –HB