New Balance continues their push of the 1890 silhouette, with this upcoming collaboration with Stone Island. Releasing two colourways, today I’m reviewing the “Covert Green” pair, which is done in the quintessential Stone Island olive green colour. Built using ripstop nylon, TPU overlays and genuine suede, it’ll be curious to see how these sell when they release on June 4th! Is this a cop or a drop for you?
Nigel Sylvester just dropped his newest Air Jordan 4 collab, taking last year’s release and expanding on the story. The “Brick After Brick” colourway draws similarities to the “Fire Red” 4s but features unique touches like 3M side panels / tongue, an embroidered mini swoosh, and “Bike Air” on the heel tab. Tune into my review for an in-depth break down and to see these on feet!
Earls Collection, founded by former pro-rugby player Lewis Brown, released their second collaboration with Asics earlier this month. This pair is inspired by Brown’s upbringing, the concept of home, and translates it perfectly onto the Gel-Cumulus 16 model. Tune into my review for a complete breakdown and to see how these are on feet. Definitely one of the best Asics drops of 2026 so far!
Coinciding with the re-opening of Kith’s West Hollywood flagship store, the brand linked up with New Balance to release four Made in USA pairs, including the one I’m reviewing today. The 990 V4 in “Dusty Mauve” is built using a mesh base, pigskin suede overlays, and reflective details – all in a mature and wearable colour palette. Check out my in-depth review for a proper breakdown and to see them on feet!
My latest Nike SB pickup is the “Muni Fast Pass” SB Dunk Low, which is the second colourway from this set that’s inspired by the San Francisco public transit system, Muni, and specifically the monthly pass design that was last seen over a decade ago. This pair combines bold yellow nubuck with turquoise, in a unique split fashion. Tune into the video for a full breakdown and to see how these look on feet!
One of the best Asics shoes to release this year is the Lapstone & Hammer collab, nicknamed “The Spark”. This take on the Gel-Kayano 12.1 is both simple but premium, with genuine leathers, canvas and suede used, along with a simple colour palette with a bit of pop. Check out my review for an in-depth breakdown and to see how they are on feet!
New Balance and Joe Freshgoods’ latest project, “Let’s Get Weird”, was headlined by three colourways of the New Balance 1890 with inspiration being drawn from the style, colours and vibe of rap music videos from the late 90s. Today I’m reviewing two of the three, with both featuring a bold mesh upper with reflective panels and strong black toned accents throughout. Tune into my video for an in-depth review!
A few weeks back, Carnival, a boutique based out of Thailand, dropped a beautiful collab with Asics on the Gel-Kayano 12.1. This pair is inspired by the Phra Nakhon district of its capital city, Bangkok, and features a crochet-knit upper, a cement like spray-on midsole, and more. Check out my review for an in-depth review and to see all the details within this shoe!
Nike SB just dropped their altered take on the Air Force 1, making it a version suitable for skateboarding. This first colourway, “Light Orewood Brown”, features a suede upper, lowered footbed for increased ground feel, and the signature puffy SB tongue, all to make this more performance oriented. Tune into the video for a complete breakdown!
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