The on-again, off-again status journey of the “Bloodline” has taken another twist. The colorway, which was scrapped in 2024, was replaced by the “Flu Game” colorway that was released in 2025. The “Bloodline”’is back on, set to release May 23. We don’t have images, however, predictions indicate they will sport a black nubuck upper overlaid with lizard print mudguards on the lateral and medial sides. Red would show up on the top-most eyelets as well as tabs on the sides, the lateral of which reads “JORDAN. A Jumpman topped pull should read “JORDAN QUALITY INSPIRED BY THE GREATEST PLAYER EVER.” Underneath the upper…
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Black/Cement” Air Jordan IV to feature white edges and face box packaging
Although their anticipated return is more than eight months, additional news has emerged regarding the “Black/Cement” Air Jordan IV. Previous tidbits of information included their Black Friday release date as well as their availability will be more limited than originally anticipated. In the latest update, per zsneakerheadz, the 2026 iteration will feature white edges of upper panels as seen on the OG. Additionally, they will also be housed in the MJ face box. As it currently stands the “Black/Cement” Air Jordan IV is slated to return on Black Friday in…
Read MoreNike Air Flightposite III to return in 2027!
Long-suffering fans of the Flightposite III can rejoice, as our prayers have finally been answered. According to the incomparable zsneakerheadz, the third sneaker in the Flightposite line will make its long-awaited return in 2027. At this very early juncture, there are no available images. Still, if it’s to keep in line with its 2001 progenitor, it should feature a black Foamposite upper that is thinner to rectify the weight and bulky issues that plagued the Flightposite II. The most notable visual element should remain the large lenticular holograms that occupy…
Read More“Mummy Duck” Nike Air Foam One coming in 2026
This morbidly fascinating take on the Foamposite One is slated to debut in 2026. No images have emerged yet but predictive speculation assigns an aesthetic of a black-patterned Foamposite upper. At the rear heel would appear a skeletal iteration of the Oregon duck, while on the rear pull tab “OREGON” appears. Underneath resides a barely volt rubber outsole. As it currently stands, the “Mummy Duck” Nike Air Foamposite One is slated to be part of Nike‘s holiday 2026 release roster. More information on these will be reported as it emerges. …
Read More2026 “Space Jam” Air Jordan XI to be housed in “Face Box”
The most recent news surrounding the return of “Space Jam” centers around its packaging. The 2026 version will be housed in the face box, as was also the case with the original 2000 release. It seems with this, as well as the return to varsity royal to the color palette and “23”, at least from a visual perspective, Jordan Brand is seeking to recreate that 2000 iteration as much as possible. As is the case with the star of this proverbial show, the sneakers themselves, there are no images, the image below should provide a…
Read More“Phantom” Nike Air Foamposite One coming Holiday 2026
This holiday season will see the debut of the “Phantom” Air Foamposite One, a new colorway of the classic silhouette. At this early juncture, there are now available images of this upcoming iteration of the Foam One, initial predictions assign an aesthetic of a phantom Foamposite upper with black showing up on the branding on the lateral forefoot, rear heel, and tongue. Underneath would reside a potential glow-in-the-dark rubber outsole. More information will be reported on these as it becomes available. Nike Air Foamposite OnePhantom/Barely Volt/White/Sequoia IZ1476-001Holiday 2026 A potential…
Read More”Varsity Royal” Nike Air Griffey Max returning March 16
Five years after its most recent release and seventeen years after its 2009 debut, Nike is rolling the Varsity Royal” Air Griffey Max 1 out for another retail run in 2026. Just as with its predecessor, the 2026 iteration will feature a white leather foundational layer overlaid with an eye-catching varsity royal nubuck. A black Swoosh is present on the lateral toe box, with “NIKE” spelled out in large debossed letters on the ankle strap. Volt takes care of the Swooshes on the rear heel, front pull tab, on the…
Read More“Knicks” Air Jordan 8 coming in 2026
This upcoming Air Jordan 8 is inspired by the New York Knicks and pays homage to the legendary face-off between Michael Jordan’s Bulls and the Knicks of Patrick Ewing. Unfortunately at this junction, there are no available images of this upcoming eight however initial predictive speculation assigns in aesthetic of a black nubuck upper with orange and royal showing up on the support overlays that flank the heel. A Jumpman would appear on the royal and orange chenille patch on the tongue along with a blue rear pull tab. Underneath…
Read More2026 “Space Jam” will feature Varsity Royal
From the moment their return was announced, the “Space Jam” Air Jordan XI immediately became one of the most anticipated releases of 2026. Though there are no images of the upcoming iteration, bits of news have emerged, beginning with the presence of “23” at the rear heel. We have another piece of information regarding this release, and per zsneakerheadz, the 2026 iteration will feature varsity royal from the 2000 release, rather than the concord used on the 2016 version. Does this color decision sway your decision to go after these…
Read More”Camo” Converse SHAI 001 coming in early April
The very-well received Conversae SHAI 001 is getting the camouflage treatment with this upcoming colorway. They sport a camoflage print spread across its molded upper with Converse’s classic Star and Chevron logo plastered at the rear heel, with Shai branding perched atop the padded tongue. Underneath the aforementioned upper resides an army green midsole that houses forefoot Zoom Air cushioning as a rubber outsole that features a radial traction pattern. The “Camo” Converse SHAI 001 is slated to debut April 3, 2026 at select retail establishments, converse.com and , unfortunately,…
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