The first thing fans of the original “Beluga” will notice is that the bright orange stripe has now been muted for a grey one. Secondly, a heel pull tab has been added to the 2.0 version and will have the orange stitching similar to the way the “Breds” had the red stitching. Looking at the photos, no other major aesthetic changes have been made as “SPLY-350″ is still on the laterals, however in reverse. Read more…

Nike recently released a summer-ready “White/Red” colorway of the updated classic. This time around the ultra light sneaker features a clean white Flyknit upper, matching Ultra 2.0 midsole and a bright red mudguard. Nike Swoosh branding found on the sides, tongue, insoles and outsole round up the design of the shoe. Retailing at $160, the “White/Red” Nike Air Max 90 Ultra 2.0 Flyknit is available now online and at select Nike retailers. -HB

As the weather begins to warm up, it’s to no one’s surprise that white footwear will be the dominant choice for many. Nike is set to continue the trend with a “Summit White” edition of its Air Max 97 silhouette. The pair’s clean upper mixes various shades of white which rest atop of its full-length Air Max unit. Additional detailing can be found within the 3M reflective piping around its entire upper. -HB

If you’re on the hunt for a pearly white alternative to the all-white Air Max2 CB 94, look no further than this upcoming Air Max 95 for the warmer weather ahead. Aptly dubbed “White Ice,” this clean rendition of the mid-’90s Nike classic comes swathed in leather and sports the likes of an icy rubber outsole to go along with a white Max Air-cushioned midsole. Pearly details even make their way to the likes of the toe, heel, and mesh paneling. -HB

Here comes yet another clean Air Max 95 for Nike Sportswear‘s Summer 2017 lineup. Here, “Cobblestone” is the color of choice as NSW drapes the classic kicks in shades of grey. In this case, both short- and long-grain suedes are coupled with the mid-’90s release’s usual leather and neoprene as a dash of tan stands out on the heel. Finished with a contrasting air-cushioned midsole, the Air Max 95 “Cobblestone” is slated to touch down at NSW spots worldwide before June comes to an end. -HB

Tthe Nike Air Max2 CB 94 not only had a lasting impact on the court as worn by the former NBA great, but in the streets as a bonafide lifestyle crossover. The retro hoops classic is set to make its return in an all-white low-top rendition. The shoe features a leather constructed upper with decorative perforations hitting the side areas and heel counter. Rounding out the new design is the tonal white Air-centric midsole unit. While no other information has yet been released, be sure to check back for updates. -HB

Once upon a time, Nike, adidas and other sneaker brands would bless us with releases of coveted sneakers once or twice a month. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for different footwear labels to drop multiple pairs of heat in just one weekend. Making it easier for you to choose whether to cop or drop, we continue our weekly roundup of the silhouettes that will be sought after this week. Check out the list courtesy of Hypebeast and chime in on the styles you’ll be picking up.

adidas Running is riding high on the success of the newly updated adidas Pure Boost. A multifaceted silhouette that works as a performance runner while also functioning as a lifestyle gem, adopts this “Night Cargo” colorway with black Boost attached. The blacked out cushioning system holds up a dark green Primeknit upper that sees its accents also in black. Pairs of the adidas Pure Boost “Night Cargo” are available now. -NK