The KD 13 “Hype” aka (Butterflies And Chains) is the most eye-catching variation of Kevin Durant’s latest signature silhouette, and it’s now available at select stockists. According to the Swoosh, the theme derives from KD’s rhythmic sounds during his pre-game preparation, which aids in activating his clutch mindset. Overall,KD 13 this rendition pays homage to hip-hop culture and fashion with gold chain and flower graphics on the upper.
With its multi-part love letter to Gatorade out of the way — prepped in advance for the upcoming All-Star festivities PG 4 Shoes seems to have a bit more free time on its hands, forgoing the sports drink themes for a composition of an entirely unique character in terms of its growing internal series. Still quite loud, however, the pair seems to draw influence from the Zoom Freak 1’s latest chapter in Coming To America designs, adding on neutral PG 4 Plaid prints to its outer shell. The check, replete with light and dark browns simultaneously, wrap around the entire lateral and toe, taking breaks at the overlaid swoosh and side paneling whose tones prefer an aqua blue and grey, respectively. Its opposite side takes on a loose weave mesh with openings large enough to catch a glimpse at the infrared internals, a coloring that matches the raised tongue pull that sits mostly shrouded by the zipper shroud. Grab a detailed look at the pair right here and expect a release at Websit and select shops come February 7th.Release Date: February 7th, 2020.Color: Football Grey/Laser Blue-Light Smoke Grey
Another exclusive style the forthcoming Star Wars X Adidas collection will be this Star Wars x adidas NMD R1 “Yoda.” As an homage to the Grand Master of the Jedi Order, the shoe’s palette mimics the character via a Legend Earth Green upper that is contrasted with Neon Green accents throughout, particularly a gradient green-to-white finish on the heel of the Boost midsole. Finally, Yoda’s famous quote of “Do, Or Do Not. There Is No Try” printed on the heels, alongside his portrait branded on the tongues as well as a Star Wars lace dubrae tops off the theme.
The Kobe AD Mid will be releasing in a DeMar DeRozan PE colorway soon, as it features a mixture of light and dark blue hues throughout its upper. Highlighted with a snake-like pattern as a homage to Kobe’s Black Mamba persona, the model is contrasted by white swooshes, gold branding on the tongues, while another highlight is seen on the graphic insoles showing Bryant in his Olympic jersey next to DeRozan in his Raptors jersey to signify the “10/10” marking on the heels. Finally, a white midsole and icy translucent outsole completes the design.
While Kyrie Irving anxiously awaits for his return to the basketball floor, the shifty point guard and his Nike camp have been putting forth their efforts into creating more plans for his signature shoes. Ever since quarantining become the new norm, several colorways of the Kyrie 6 including Bruce Lee alternates, N7 entries, and most recently a family-connected rendition specially made for his sister Asia have been teased. And now the Brooklyn Nets superstar is giving us even more insight of what’s to come as this brand new “Eleven” variation has just surfaced on our radar. Being that 11 is a number of significance to Irving in ways such as it’s his father’s favorite number, it’s the amount of letters in his name, he played eleven games at Duke, etc., this theme makes sense and they may even serve as a possible sequel to his Singles’ Day pre-heat capsule from 2019.Visually, stark black wraps a majority of the real estate, and is coupled with red and blue text accents spelling out “Eleven” in similar fashion to an LED digital marquee. Additionally, the Swooshes have been coated with an iridescent exterior to toss in some vibrant flair. Peep a first look here ahead and find these likely hitting Kyrie 6 PreHeat and select retailers in the near future for $85.
With its multi-part love letter to Gatorade out of the way — prepped in advance for the upcoming All-Star festivities PG 4 Shoes seems to have a bit more free time on its hands, forgoing the sports drink themes for a composition of an entirely unique character in terms of its growing internal series. Still quite loud, however, the pair seems to draw influence from the Zoom Freak 1’s latest chapter in Coming To America designs, adding on neutral PG 4 Plaid prints to its outer shell. The check, replete with light and dark browns simultaneously, wrap around the entire lateral and toe, taking breaks at the overlaid swoosh and side paneling whose tones prefer an aqua blue and grey, respectively. Its opposite side takes on a loose weave mesh with openings large enough to catch a glimpse at the infrared internals, a coloring that matches the raised tongue pull that sits mostly shrouded by the zipper shroud. Grab a detailed look at the pair right here and expect a release at Websit and select shops come February 7th.Release Date: February 7th, 2020.Color: Football Grey/Laser Blue-Light Smoke Grey
Another exclusive style the forthcoming Star Wars X Adidas collection will be this Star Wars x adidas NMD R1 “Yoda.” As an homage to the Grand Master of the Jedi Order, the shoe’s palette mimics the character via a Legend Earth Green upper that is contrasted with Neon Green accents throughout, particularly a gradient green-to-white finish on the heel of the Boost midsole. Finally, Yoda’s famous quote of “Do, Or Do Not. There Is No Try” printed on the heels, alongside his portrait branded on the tongues as well as a Star Wars lace dubrae tops off the theme.
The Kobe AD Mid will be releasing in a DeMar DeRozan PE colorway soon, as it features a mixture of light and dark blue hues throughout its upper. Highlighted with a snake-like pattern as a homage to Kobe’s Black Mamba persona, the model is contrasted by white swooshes, gold branding on the tongues, while another highlight is seen on the graphic insoles showing Bryant in his Olympic jersey next to DeRozan in his Raptors jersey to signify the “10/10” marking on the heels. Finally, a white midsole and icy translucent outsole completes the design.
While Kyrie Irving anxiously awaits for his return to the basketball floor, the shifty point guard and his Nike camp have been putting forth their efforts into creating more plans for his signature shoes. Ever since quarantining become the new norm, several colorways of the Kyrie 6 including Bruce Lee alternates, N7 entries, and most recently a family-connected rendition specially made for his sister Asia have been teased. And now the Brooklyn Nets superstar is giving us even more insight of what’s to come as this brand new “Eleven” variation has just surfaced on our radar. Being that 11 is a number of significance to Irving in ways such as it’s his father’s favorite number, it’s the amount of letters in his name, he played eleven games at Duke, etc., this theme makes sense and they may even serve as a possible sequel to his Singles’ Day pre-heat capsule from 2019.Visually, stark black wraps a majority of the real estate, and is coupled with red and blue text accents spelling out “Eleven” in similar fashion to an LED digital marquee. Additionally, the Swooshes have been coated with an iridescent exterior to toss in some vibrant flair. Peep a first look here ahead and find these likely hitting Kyrie 6 PreHeat and select retailers in the near future for $85.