KICKS

Air Max Day isn't officially celebrated until March 26. Online sneaker marketplace GOAT has decided to celebrate the iconic silhouette with a cool promotion allowing customers to scoop some rare air grails.

Sneakerheads feel like their suspicions about the SNKRS app and how trash it is were confirmed following the news of a VP connected to the app resigned from Nike.

The Supreme/Nike SB Dunk Low will drop on Supreme's website on Thursday at 11 am in four different colorways ("Black," “Mean Green,” “Hyper Blue,” and “Barkroot Brown") and are basically already sold out as them sneaker bots are already chomping at the door of their site.

The ultra rare 1-of-1 Jordan's have joined a growing list of Travis Scott Nikes that will more than likely never see a general release including the purple suede Air Jordan 4's, Playstation 5 Dunks, and fragment blue Air Jordan 1's (though those are rumored to get a release in 2021).

You can't have sneaker culture without Black people, period. In the midst of Black History Month, Foot Locker is celebrating this triple truth with its inaugural Sole List which honors the next generation of Black influencers pushing the culture of kicks forward.

This past Wednesday (February 10) was a particularly painful day for sneakerheads as most of us took home some fat L’s when both the Neutral Air Jordan 1 85’s and Marcus Jordan‘s extra limited Trophy Room Air Jordan 1 a.k.a. The “Freeze Out” released on the same day.

Michael Jordan hit a lick at Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' Inauguration today (Jan. 20), and he wasn't even there. What was present and accounted for were noticeable pairs of his Air Jordan 1 signature shoe on attendees, including a pair of the coveted and pricey Air Jordan 1 x Dior collab.

Though BAPE haven't exactly been flooding the market with new kicks in recent years (they did have some classics back in the day), we're lowkey surprised they waited this long to bite a Jordan silhouette just to generate some buzz sooner.

Russell Westbrook is a pretty good basketball player. So it only makes sense that the NBA's walking triple-double have a worthy collection of kicks and gear, which he does, via Jordan Brand, for a good minute now.

If you ever doubted that Offset lives a life look no further to his kick game. His wife just shared some footage and it is clear Kiari is holding some heat.

HipHopWired is looking to help the everyday sneaker aficionado with tips and tricks on how to have Nike or adidas finally take your money in exchange for fresh to death kicks without the use of sneakerbots. Some of these techniques work and others are rumored to help, but still, if you want to catch that dub then you should definitely try some of these methods out.

Colombian reggaeton artist J Balvin is an international star. So it only makes sense that he's getting his own Air Jordan I—making him the first Latino artist to collab with Jordan Brand.