To say that there were some big stories in the sneaker world this past week would be an understatement. It doesn’t get much bigger than this: the unveil of the latest Air Jordan; a high school basketball player getting a signature shoe; a well-known designer leaving Nike; and perhaps what might become the most coveted version of Pharrell’s adidas NMD yet. But wait, there’s more! Check out all of this week’s need-to-know sneaker news in our handy recap below.
Jordan Brand Unveils The Air Jordan 32
At a special event earlier this week in Italy, Jordan Brand unveiled the next chapter of the Air Jordan line, the Air Jordan 32. See the images and learn the release dates for the three debut colorways of the Mid and Low versions.
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Big Baller Brand Announces High-Schooler LaMelo Ball’s $400 Signature Shoe
The Ball family breaks the internet again by announcing that LaMelo—a 16-year old high-schooler—has a $400 signature shoe on the way.
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N.E.R.D. Version Of Pharrell’s adidas NMD Hu Trail Releasing In November
Pharrell was just spotted in a never-before-seen version of his adidas NMD Hu Trail repping his old band N.E.R.D. The good news is, they’re actually releasing.
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Nike MAG and HyperAdapt Innovator Leaves Nike For Tesla Motors
Famed Nike innovator Tiffany Beers is trading in her self-lacing sneakers for futuristic automobiles.
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Kyrie Irving Channels The Mamba Mentality With Nike Kyrie 3 “Bruce Lee”
Kyrie pays respects to Kobe with the famous “Bruce Lee” colorway of the Kobe 5 transferred over to the Kyrie 3.
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Nike KD 10 “Numbers” Features Official NBA And Warriors Logos
The colorway of the KD 10 celebrating teamwork becomes the first Nike signature shoe to feature official NBA logos since the brand took over duties outfitting the league.
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