Why You Should Cop: Once limited to only a handful of models, 4D tech is becoming more omnipotent as adidas discovers how to produce it en masse and the latest result of that expansion is the new 4D Fusio. With a smart black, orange and pink color scheme and a striking build that combines a sock-like upper with a large EVA clip that covers part of the 4D midsole, the Fusio serves a look that lands somewhere between Y-3 and outer space making for another worthwhile addition to the 4D roster. It’s set to release in Europe this week, and will likely land in the US shortly therafter.
Nike Overbreak SP Mars Yard: Official Images & Release Info
The “Mars Yard” Nike Overbreak SP Arrives This Week
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Buy: Select retailers such as Sneakersnstuff and END.
What We’re Saying: Following leaks late last year, the release of the Mars Yard-inspired Nike Overbreak SP has been confirmed by various retailers. The sneaker will be released on February 20 for $140.
The sneaker arrives in Tom Sachs’ signature white, red, and brown color scheme. The Overbreak combines a more vintage-looking leather and synthetic upper with a futuristic ISPA React sole unit, which gives the entire sneaker a juxtaposed aesthetic.
This isn’t the first time that a sneaker has received a Mars Yard-themed makeover. Most recently the Nike SB Team Classic was released in the same white brown and red color blocking. It most certainly won’t be the last time either.
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It’s been one hell of a roller coaster year HYPEBEAST footwear family, but we made it through and thankfully 2021 is right around the corner. And to bid farewell to 2020 and ring in a new 365 days, sportswear brands such as
Nike, Jordan Brand, Reebok and more have prepared a handsome batch of new releases. This week we’re seeing the Air Jordan 11 debut with self-lacing Adapt technology, a Reebok Question Mid inspired by one of Kobe Bryant‘s early ’00s PEs and much more. However, before we bring you the 10 best drops from this end-of-the-year round up, let’s dive into all of the footwear action that occurred last week.
Nike‘s Nike SB skate subdivision for a punk-inspired SB Dunk Low. Of course, Verdy is no stranger to SB collaborations his Osaka-exclusive Girls Don’t Cry SB Dunk Low was one of 2019’s most highly regarded releases but this marks his first through his Wasted Youth label.
Punk inspiration is readily apparent on the shoe’s black denim upper, which features a multitude of tonal patches and a clever application of butter-soft leather on mudguards, Swooshes and top eyestays alike. The most notable detail is present on the left shoe’s medial quarter, where an embroidered red flower with a white stem envelops the Swoosh.