A Complete Guide to This Weekend's Sneaker Releases

"Tinker Alternate" Air Jordan VIIs, "Yin Yang" Air Jordan 1s, plus "Olympic" Zoom Spiridons and more.

Air Jordan 7 Retro Tinker Alternate Olympic
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With Olympic action set to begin in just a little over 24 hours, patriotic sneakers are taking center stage this weekend.

First up is a flip on the classic "Olympic" Air Jordan VII with the "Tinker Alternate" colorway pictured above. Next, NikeLab will treat runner enthusiasts to an "Olympic" colorway of the Air Zoom Spiridon.

Elsewhere, Atlanta sneakerheads will have a chance to cop a limited edition take on the Air Trainer SC High inspired by the 1996 Olympic games. Nike will also be rolling out its "Unlimited" collection with special colorways across a wide range of models.

Aside from the releases centered around the summer games, there's also a Primeknit version of the adidas Rod Laver, a premium take on Steph Curry's signature shoes, and more.

Nike “Unlimited” Collection

Price: Prices vary

When: Thursday, August 4 at 10 a.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Nike retailers

What You Need to Know: Nike gets in the Olympic spirit early this week with the rollout of its “Unlimited” collection which incudes the Flyknit Elite, Train Ultrafast Flyknit, LunarEpic Flyknit, Air Zoom KD9, Free TR Focus Flyknit, and NikeCourt Air Zoom Ultrafly.

NikeLab Air Zoom Spiridon “Olympic”

Price: $175

When: Thursday, August 4 at 1 p.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select NikeLab retailers

What You Need to Know: After making its much-anticipated return in an OG colorway and two reflective looks, the Air Zoom Spiridon gets patriotic with a fitting Olympic-themed colorway courtesy of NikeLab.

Nike Hyperdunk 2016

Price: $200 (Flyknit), $140 (non-Flyknit)

When: Thursday, August 4 at 10 a.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Nike Basketball retailers

What You Need to Know: Nike Basketball's annual flagship sneaker drops in both Flyknit and non-Flyknit variations this weekend.

Under Armour Curry Lux “Black/Gum”

Price: $150

When: Friday, August 5, times vary

Where: Available from underarmour.com and select Under Armour retailers

What You Need to Know: Steph Curry's signature line goes lux this weekend with the introduction of this black and gum colorway which brings the reigning MVP's flair to the streets.

adidas Rod Laver Super Primeknit “White/Navy”

Price: TBA

When: Friday, August 5, times vary

Where: Available from adidas.com and select adidas Originals retailers

What You Need to Know: After giving the Primeknit treatment to classics like the Stan Smith and the Superstar, adidas Originals is back at it again this weekend with a knitted take on the timeless Rod Laver.

Nike Air Trainer SC High “Atlanta ’96 Olympics”

Price: $140

When: Friday, August 5, times vary

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Atlanta Nike Sportswear retailers

What You Need to Know: The most limited release of the weekend comes in the form of these “Atlanta '96 Olympics” Air Trainer SC Highs. Only 1996 pairs will be released exclusively through Atlanta retailers, while a few pairs will turn up on Nike SNKRS.

Nike Free RN Flyknit “Medal Stand”

Price: $130

When: Saturday, August 6 at 10 a.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Nike Running retailers

What You Need to Know: Just like when Flyknit made its debut at the 2012 Olympics, Nike's giving its signature volt shade a big push on the podium this year with these Free RN Flyknits.

Air Jordan 1 High OG “Yin Yang” Pack

Price: $160

When: Saturday, August 6 at 10 a.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Jordan Brand retailers

What You Need to Know: The Air Jordan 1 OG High will drop this weekend in two of the most wearable colorways we've seen in quite some time. You can't go wrong with either—or both—of these.


Air Jordan VII “Tinker Alternate”

Price: $190

When: Saturday, August 6 at 10 a.m. EST

Where: Available from Nike SNKRS and select Jordan Brand retailers

What You Need to Know: One of Tinker Hatfield's most memorable Air Jordan designs and colorways gets reimagined this weekend with a flip of the “Olympic” colorway donned by Michael Jordan in 1992.

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