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Travis Scott Teases An Unreleased “Cactus Jack” Air Jordan 1 Low
Source: Prince Williams / Getty We don’t know why Nike and Travis Scott love to make us sneakerheads suffer, but they do and all we can do is suck it up and go about our lives. Over the weekend pics of Travis Scott in a pair of unreleased Air Jordan 1 “Cactus Jack”‘ lows surfaced and hype beasts across social media immediately began to drool and pound their keyboards as no one knows whether or not these will see a general release. The white and light blue North Carolina inspired colorway low’s feature Scott’s signature backward swoosh and even though it’s not visible due to its white color, heads still wanna get their feet in these as anything Travis Scott touches is gold. 👀 @trvisXX h/t @MrUnloved1s pic.twitter.com/AQ5z8AQLwM — J23 iPhone App (@J23app) January 2, 2021 These joints...
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J Balvin Dropping Colorfully Ragged Air Jordan I [Photos]
Source: Jordan Brand / Jordan Brand 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. Source: Jordan Brand / Jordan Brand Officially announced today (Nov. 19), the Air Jordan I x J Balvin is all about “colores” and “vibras” (that “colors” and “vibes” in Spanish, respectively)—and also the names of his two past albums.
Travis Scott Teases Unreleased Air Jordan 1 “PS5” Lows
Source: YouTube / Sony Just when it seemed like Travis Scott was going to be taking a break from tearing out the hearts of sneakerheads across the globe, the “Sicko Mode” rapper done went and made hypebeasts stomach begin to growl again. Last Friday a new PS5 commercial dropped which featured the Travis Scott at the PlayStation headquarters ready to fire up the PlayStation 5 in a pair of never before seen “Cactus Jack” Air Jordan 1 Lows with the PlayStation logo on the heel. Why does this man play with out feelings like this?! While these could easily be a pair of custom kicks that Scott had made for this particular commercial, PlayStation does have a history of collaborating with Nike on super exclusive sneakers few ever get their hands on. Even Travis himself has more than a handful of f...
Future L’s On Deck: A Supreme x Nike Air Jordan 1 Rumored For 2021
Source: Nike / Jordan Brand Well, we already know what one of the most anticipated sneakers of 2021 will surely be. The rumor mill is saying a Supreme x Nike Air Jordan 1 is going to drop in 2021. Keep in mind this is all conjecture at this point, but word is Supreme and Jordan Brand will be linking up to pay homage to the former’s Supreme’s 2003 Nike SB Dunk High collab with an Air Jordan 1. Looking for independent skate shops to provide the authenticity needed to win over the fastidious streetwear scene in 2003, Nike SB collaborated with a still in-the-know brand called Supreme on their Dunk High model. The rest, as they say, is history.https://t.co/UhFZ3k2KMt pic.twitter.com/jod8u12KSy — Stadium Goods (@stadiumgoods) October 3, 2019 According to Drops By Jay on Instagram, th...
5 Million People Tried To Cop Those Air Jordan 1 Dior Sneakers
Source: Jordan Brand / Jordan Brand If you tried to cop those ridiculously coveted Air Jordan 1 Dior sneakers, the odds were against you. Reportedly, 5 million people signed up to get a pair, but only 8,000 were available. Yeah, that resale price is going to be exorbitant (at the time of this post, the last sale was for a cool $12,800 on StockX)—off an already healthy $2,200 retail price. Christian Dior Couture chairman and CEO of Pietro Beccari told WWD that 5 million people signed up for the raffle for a chance to cop either the LO (those were $2000) or HI version of the Air Jordan 1 OG DIOR that first appeared at the fashion brand’s Fall 2019 Men’s runway show in Miami. Only 8,000 were available to civilians while an additional 5,000 were given away to top Dior clients. So consider this...
The Dior x Air Jordan 1 Collection Is All Kinds of Butter
Source: Jordan Brand / Dior / NIke The Dior x Air Jordan 1 collaboration is easily the most highly anticipated release of 2020 and though we still don’t know how the high-end name brand boutique will go about releasing the $2000 grails, they have revealed some new information regarding the upcoming collection. Though they haven’t made any specific announcements as to how hypebeasts will have to go about, they have said that the release of the Jordans will “take the form of an exclusive online experience” and the release itself set to go down on July 8th. While we’re almost sure it’ll be an online raffle, rumors have swirled that VIP customers will get first dibs on purchasing the grails because duh. Unfortunately these will be an extremely limited run as the sneakers themselves will only s...
