After a few straight weeks of minimal releases to close out 2017 and begin 2018, this week the drops are back up to the usual clip. You can anticipate new drops from Nike, Jordan Brand, and Adidas.
The releases start on Wednesday when Jordan Brand drops a premium black and gold Air Jordan I to celebrate the upcoming 2018 NBA All Star Weekend festivities in Los Angeles. On Thursday, Adidas delivers another colorway of its new lifestyle runner, the Adidas Prophere. Thursday will also deliver the next two colorways of Nike's Air More Money Currency Pack inspired by the British Pound and French Euro, a fully OG version of the Air Huarache complete with "Nike Air" branding on the tongue, the stateside release of Cristiano Ronaldo's special white and gold Air Force 1, and a deconstructed version of the classic Nike SB Dunk Low. Nike continues its drops the following day with a new red and black "Habanero" colorway of the auto-lacing Hyperadapt 1.0.
Saturday brings two more releases from Adidas. Hong Kong boutique Juice is dropping an Adidas Consortium collaboration to debut the new NMD Racer. The Three Sripes is also dropping a four sneaker pack composed of both classic and new silhouettes to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Jordan Brand has pairs dropping this weekend as well. A "Camo" version of the Air Jordan XXXII Low with tiger camouflage detailing and an Air Jordan I Flyknit sporting the classic "Shadow" colorway will be hitting shelves on Saturday.
There are also some notable releases occurring early next week. The official retail debut of Russell Westbrook's first on-court signature model, the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1, and Nike Basketball's "BHM" collection consisting of the Kyrie 4, LeBron XV, and KD X will all be available next Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
For a detailed look at everything dropping, here's a Complete Guide to This Weekend's Sneaker Releases.
After a few straight weeks of minimal releases to close out 2017 and begin 2018, this week the drops are back up to the usual clip. You can anticipate new drops from Nike, Jordan Brand, and Adidas.
The releases start on Wednesday when Jordan Brand drops a premium black and gold Air Jordan I to celebrate the upcoming 2018 NBA All Star Weekend festivities in Los Angeles. On Thursday, Adidas delivers another colorway of its new lifestyle runner, the Adidas Prophere. Thursday will also deliver the next two colorways of Nike's Air More Money Currency Pack inspired by the British Pound and French Euro, a fully OG version of the Air Huarache complete with "Nike Air" branding on the tongue, the stateside release of Cristiano Ronaldo's special white and gold Air Force 1, and a deconstructed version of the classic Nike SB Dunk Low. Nike continues its drops the following day with a new red and black "Habanero" colorway of the auto-lacing Hyperadapt 1.0.
Saturday brings two more releases from Adidas. Hong Kong boutique Juice is dropping an Adidas Consortium collaboration to debut the new NMD Racer. The Three Sripes is also dropping a four sneaker pack composed of both classic and new silhouettes to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Jordan Brand has pairs dropping this weekend as well. A "Camo" version of the Air Jordan XXXII Low with tiger camouflage detailing and an Air Jordan I Flyknit sporting the classic "Shadow" colorway will be hitting shelves on Saturday.
There are also some notable releases occurring early next week. The official retail debut of Russell Westbrook's first on-court signature model, the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1, and Nike Basketball's "BHM" collection consisting of the Kyrie 4, LeBron XV, and KD X will all be available next Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
For a detailed look at everything dropping, here's a Complete Guide to This Weekend's Sneaker Releases.
Air Jordan I 'LA All Star'
Price: $160
When: Wednesday, Jan. 10 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: This latest Air Jordan I colorway has been designed for the upcoming 2018 NBA All Star Weekend. It honors the model MJ wore in his first All Star Game appearance in 1985 with a premium black leather upper, gold accents, an icy outsole, and special insoles featuring a map of LA.
Adidas Prophere 'Olive'
Price: $120
When: Thursday, Jan. 11
Where: adidas.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: The next colorway of Adidas' new lifestyle runner sports an olive Primeknit upper with pink speckles, olive nubuck Three Stripes lacing system, chunky white midsole, and pink accents on the bottom tread that pop against the otherwise dark color scheme.
Nike Air More Money 'French Euro' and 'British Pound'
Price: $160
When: Thursday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers (overseas)
What You Need to Know: After releasing the "US Dollar" colorway from its Currency Pack last week, Nike is back to deliver two new pairs of the Air More Money inspired by the British Pound and French Euro. The "British Pound" pair sports a grey suede upper, teal and black accents, and a pound symbol and British flag on the heel. The "French Euro" pair uses a navy blue suede upper with white and gold accents and a euro symbol and French flag on the heel. Both pairs will be dropping overseas. A US release date has yet to be announced.
Nike Air Huarache '1991'
Price: $130
When: Thursday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: The Nike Air Huarache has remained a popular model since its original debut back in 1991. To celebrate the success of the Tinker Hatfield-designed runner, Nike is bringing it back in its true OG form. Aside from the original white, pink, blue, and black colorway, this pair also sports the original "Nike Air" branding tag on the tongue that has been absent from most of the model's retro releases in the past.
Nike Air Force 1 'CR7'
Price: $100
When: Thursday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: This special Air Force 1 celebrating Cristiano Ronaldo released exclusively in Europe in 2017 but is now getting an official stateside release as well. The pair is fairly simple in design with its classic white-on-white upper being spruced up by textured gold foil detailing on the Swoosh, tongue, and heel tab that represents Ronaldo's mother patching up his only pair of shoes when he was a kid.
Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Decon
Price: $100
When: Thursday, Jan. 11 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: This deconstructed version of the SB Dunk Low gives a premium feel to the iconic silhouette. The model has been stripped of its usual padding and is constructed of a light bone nubuck upper with bronze accent branding on the tongue, heel, and insole.
Nike Hyperadapt 1.0 'Habanero'
Price: $720
When: Friday, Jan. 12 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike's auto-lacing sneaker designed by Tiffany Beers and Tinker Hatfield returns in a bright "Habanero" colorway. The upper sports a patterned red and black upper with solid red hits on the Swoosh and toe. Black detailing takes care of the plastic heel cup and battery pack seen on the bottom of the shoe.
Adidas 'Chinese New Year' Pack
Price: $110-$150
When: Saturday, Jan. 13
Where: adidas.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Adidas is releasing its annual pack to celebrate the Chinese New Year this weekend. This year's collection celebrating the Year of the Dog features four models: the Adidas Superstar '80s, Campus, EQT Support ADV, and NMD_R2. Each pair boasts a white and beige color scheme with red accents. Special Chinese New Year graphics can be seen on the heel and insoles.
Juice x Adidas NMD Racer
Price: TBD
When: Saturday, Jan. 13
Where: JUICE stores and clot.com
What You Need to Know: Hong Kong boutique JUICE is releasing an Adidas Consortium collaboration this weekend to debut the new NMD Racer silhouette. This pair will be dropping exclusively at JUICE stores. It features a black upper covered in Clot's Alienegra camouflage print and welded Three Stripes branding on the medial side. To differentiate from past NMD models, the Racer uses a different outsole tread and TPU inserts on the midsole. This pair sits on a black Boost midsole as well.
Air Jordan XXXII Low 'Camo'
Price: $160
When: Saturday, Jan. 13 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Originally believed to be a grade school exclusive, this "Camo" Air Jordan XXXII Low will also be dropping in men's sizing this Saturday. This pair has a black Flyknit upper, tiger camo overlay wrapping the heel, gold branding accents, and a gum outsole.
Air Jordan I Flyknit 'Shadow'
Price: $180
When: Saturday, Jan. 13 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: After dropping in the classic "Bred" and "Royal" colorways in 2017, the Air Jordan I Flyknit returns in the classic "Shadow" colorway for 2018. As did the previous pairs, this updated Flyknit version of Jordan's first signature sneaker utilizes the same color blocking as the original version but replaces the leather panels with Flyknit. Premium leather accents are still seen on the Swoosh, Wings logo, and inner lining.
Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 'Mirror Image'
Price: $125
When: Monday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Russell Westbrook debuted his first performance signature model with Jordan Brand on-court last week. Now, the Why Not Zer0.1 is making its retail debut with a colorway similar to the Brodie's debut PE version. The "Mirror Image" Why Not Zer0.1 is wrapped in a black and white all-over print of various imagery related to both Westbrook and Michael Jordan. Unlike the PE pair, the retail release swaps orange and blue accents for red on areas like the Jumpman branding and laces. Other standout details on Westbrook's first sig are its compression-molded pylon foam heel piece and "Why Not?" and Westbrook logo branding present on the tongue and ankle strap.
Nike Basketball 'BHM' Collection
Price: $120-$185
When: Monday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: After a quiet 2017 lineup, Nike Basketball looks like it will be going back to its themed packs for its signature models in 2018. The first indication of this will be the "BHM" pack that includes a LeBron XV, KD X, and Kyrie 4. All pairs share a black, green, and red color palette borrowed from the Pan-African flag and gold accents. The Kyrie 4 sports a white upper with an all-over "Equality" print and black, green, and red outsole. The LeBron XV uses a black, green, and red Battleknit upper and black and gold accents, while the KD X features a black Flyknit upper with black, green, and red laces and gold branding hits.
