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Sunday, June 30, 2024

The UNDEFEATED x Air Jordan 4 Returns in 2025

A grail returns as the UNDEFEATED x Air Jordan 4 is rumored for 2025.

Released in 2005, the collaborative Air Jordan 4 stands as one of the most coveted collaborations in sneaker history. The partnership between Jordan Brand and the LA-based streetwear titan UNDEFEATED resulted in a highly chased pair that drew inspiration from military themes with the color palette nodding MA-1 flight jackets. The sneaker features an olive green nubuck upper, complemented by black and orange accents.

Limited to just 72 pairs, the UNDEFEATED x Air Jordan 4 was not available for retail purchase. Instead, the pairs were raffled off and gifted to friends and family, adding to the lore. The sneaker’s rarity, combined with its unique design and premium materials, has cemented its status as a holy grail in the sneaker community. Twenty years after the limited release, the pair is anticipated to return. via NiceKicks.com

WNBA x Air Jordan 3 Retro “Desert Camo”

The 2024 WNBA is here and is already living up to its expectations thanks to the next generation of young stars Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Cameron Brink to add to the list of notable greats that include Kelsey Plum, Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu, and of course, the latest to announce a signature shoe, A’ja Wilson.

As an official sponsor of the league, Nike has released many great projects to support the league along with Jordan Brand who follows up their Air Jordan 38 “WNBA” with an Air Jordan 3 collab.

Releasing during the WNBA All-Star Week in Phoenix, the WNBA x Air Jordan 3 “Desert Camo” features a durable canvas exterior, full-length white midsole, and tinted-translucent outsole with subtle touches of orange to hook to the WNBA logo on the insoles. At first glance, the shoe brings back some solid memories of the “Patchwork” Air Jordan 3 that was released in 2021.

The WNBA x Air Jordan 3 “Desert Camo” releases on July 19, 2024, for $200 via SNKRS and select retailers.

Keep it locked to Nice Kicks on Instagram and the Air Jordan release dates page to stay on top of the latest news and drops. via NiceKicks.com

Nike GT Cut 3 "USA"

With the 2024 Paris Olympics just around the corner, Nike Basketball is expanding its GT Cut 3 lineup with a dynamic “USA” colorway showcasing a patriotic theme perfect for the upcoming games and fourth of July weekend.

This Nike GT Cut 3 “USA” model features a clean white upper, enhanced by vibrant red and blue accents that pay homage to the American flag. The obsidian Swoosh and blue heel counter create a striking visual contrast, while subtle detailing on the tongue and midsole tie the patriotic theme together. The design is bold yet elegant, embodying the spirit of competition and national pride.

Performance-wise, the Nike GT Cut 3 is engineered for the court, offering advanced features to enhance the athlete’s game. The shoe incorporates Nike’s React foam technology for superior cushioning and responsiveness, ensuring comfort during intense play. The outsole features a multidirectional traction pattern, providing excellent grip for quick cuts and agile movements.

The Nike GT Cut 3 “USA” will be released on July 1 via Nike.com and select retailers for $190. Keep it locked to our Sneaker Release Dates Calendar for updates. via NickeKicks..com

Nike Dunk Low “Light Pumice”

The Nike Dunk Low “Light Pumice” reimagines the iconic Dunk silhouette with a versatile and understated design.

This iteration of the classic Dunk Low silhouette features a white tumbled leather base while and midsole. Forgoreing its usual leather overlays, Nike opts for suede overlays dipped in the titular hue. The light pumice scheme follows onto the suede profile Swooshes and heels, as well as the laces, liner, and rubber outsole.

Interested readers will be able to purchase the Nike Dunk Low “Light Pumice” is releasing on July 1, 2024 via Nike.com and select retailers. The pair is priced at $125. Keep it locked to our dedicated Nike Dunk Release Dates Calendar for updates. via NiceKicks.com