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Whether you are in search of a new pair to add to your weekly rotation or something a bit more eye-catching that you only lace up every once in a while, this week’s release calendar has some solid pairs sneakers worth your consideration.
Highlights this week include the latest pack of Air Maxes from Supreme, the latest installment to New Balance’s celebrated 990 series, a Nike SB Dunk Low that aims to promote mental health awareness, and more.
Take a look at all of this week’s best sneaker releases below.
Craig Green x Adidas Scuba Stan
Price: $250
When: Monday, Oct. 31
Where: select Adidas retailers
What You Need to Know: The latest creation to come from designer Craig Green’s ongoing partnership with Adidas is the Scuba Stan. Available in three colorways, it utilizes the recognizable upper of the Stan Smith and remixes it with an original sole designed by Green and signature wraparound chord detail.
Nike Air Force 1 'NOLA'
Price: $150
When: Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike’s latest Air Force 1 is a nod to New Orleans. More specifically, the pair honors the “Bling Bling” era introduced by Cash Money Records in the late ‘90s with details like sparkling lateral Swooshes to mimic diamonds, gold lace dubraes, and special NOLA logo stamped on the lateral heel. Gold accents can be seen on the eyelets, outlining the Swoosh, and covering the heel tab.
Nike Air Force 1 'Color of the Month'
Price: $150
When: Thursday, Nov. 3 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: The latest “Color of the Month” Air Force 1 is one of the brightest yet. The usual white leather upper has been replaced with University Blue, while white accents are used on the Swoosh, laces, tongue and heel branding, and midsole. Like all of the previous “Color of the Month” drops in 2022, this pair will come packaged with a toothbrush meant to be used to keep your pair as fresh as possible.
Supreme x Nike Air Max 98 TL
Price: TBD
When: Thursday, Nov. 3 at 11 a.m.
Where: supremenewyork.com
What You Need to Know: Supreme’s latest Nike collab is four tonal colorways of the Air Max 98 TL. Black, white, pink, and brown options will all be up for grabs. Each shares details like co-branded tongues, “Supreme” printed across the heel counter in reflective lettering, and red insoles bearing each brand’s iconic logo.
Nike SB Dunk Low 'Why So Sad?'
Price: $120
When: Friday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Nike SB has tapped skater John Rattray for an SB Dunk Low inspired by Why So Sad?, the Scottish skater’s campaign centered around mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Special details across the two-toned blue upper include wearaway Swooshes that fade to yellow over time, “?” on each heel tab, and the Why So Sad? bird logo stitched on each lateral heel. A brown suede Bruin High is also slated to release.
Women's Nike Dunk High 'Cinnabar'
Price: $150
When: Friday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m.
Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Another clean women’s colorway of the Dunk High is set to hit stores later this week. The pair sports OG colorblocking with a sail upper and Cinnabar red overlays.
New Balance 990v6
Price: $199.99
When: Friday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m.
Where: newbalance.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: New Balance is finally unveiling the 990v6. Dressed in a classic all-grey colorway, the pair features a mesh upper, new placement of the suede overlays across the upper to give it an updated appearance, large “N” logos on each side panel, and the introduction of FuelCell cushioning to the 990 series in the midsole.
Panini x Reebok
Price: $140-$170
When: Friday, Nov. 4
Where: reebok.com and other select retailers
What You Need to Know: Reebok takes some inspiration from the world of collectible trading cards for its latest batch of Questions. An official project with card company Panini, there will be three pairs of Allen Iverson’s iconic signature model up for grabs, two mids and one low. Details across the pack nod to coveted trading cards including stitched-on signatures, holographic materials, and hang tags that resemble the stamps found on Panini’s coveted rookie trading card series.
