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Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies are ready for the 2022-23 NBA Playoffs. As the second seed in the West, a lot of expectations have been placed on the team, just as they have been on the Nike Ja 1. Unveiled to the world on December 25, 2022 during a game against the Golden State Warriors, Morant’s first signature shoe quickly became one of the most anticipated debuts in recent history. The shoe launches at retailers on April 19, with follow-up styles having surfaced via unofficial and official channels throughout the last few months. The latest arrives in the form of a kid’s pair clad in “White,” “Sundial,” and “Cobalt Bliss.” A camouflage-reminiscent pattern lands on the quarter panels, while the outsole features a paint streak-like finish. Midsoles are speckled with rich blue flair, matching the remainder of the shoe in terms of vibrancy. All together, the kid’s Ja 1 sneaker delivers a fun option for those looking to take their game seriously.

The highly engineered Nike Kobe AD NXT 360 is set to release in yet another Multi-color style this August 1st. This time around, the colorful array of knits is paired with a clean white forefoot and a matching white Swoosh logo, while an orange heel-cap and a translucent emerald green takes over the thin outsole. There certainly are some HTM vibes to this release, although we haven’t seen a proper collaboration from that triumvirate with the Nike Kobe signature model since the Kobe 10. See the official images ahead and stay tuned for the August drop.

Appearing in an Easter inspired colorway, the Nike Kobe 8 System features a seamless Engineered Mesh upper with a unique gradient design that consists of teal, yellow, and purple tones. The seamless overlays enhance forefoot support and breathability with an adaptive fit, while a full-length drop-in Lunarlon insert provides lightweight cushioning.

Kobe Bryant was out for blood when he went on that crazy tear against the New Jersey Nets this past Tuesday. The game was tied with just moments left in the game, but Kobe and crew pulled out the W thanks to Black Mamba’s emphatic dunks and late-game scoring. Will he and Lakers be able to stay consistent and reach the Playoffs? It certainly is looking that way, and how sick would it be if Kobe ‘Black Mamba’ Bryant won his sixth ring in the Year of the Snake? Speaking of which, this third release of the Nike Basketball Year of the Snake Pack is still looming, and with a release date in the States coming soon, another look at this upcoming release is worth a look. More angles of the Nike Kobe 8 System ‘Year of the Snake’ below, so take a look and stay tuned to Sneaker News for release updates.

adidas x Palace Puig Samba sneakers adidas' iconic Puig Samba silhouette is reimagined with the help of London-based skateboarding and clothing brand Palace. The low-top pair is rendered in black leather with tonal suede overlays, while metallic silver-tone accents embellish the heel counter and 3-Stripes logo, for a fresh and contemporary take on the original.

New Balance x Aimé Leon Dore 860V2 "Blue" sneakers In collaboration with Aimé Leon Dore, New Balance reveals the 860v2 sneakers in a blue and cream colourway. Boasting a running silhouette, they're built to a breathable mesh upper with N-ergy cushioning and ABZORB sole technology underfoot, while both brands' logos decorate the side walls and tongue.

A springy ride for any run, the Peg's familiar, just-for-you feel returns to help you accomplish your goals. This version has the same responsiveness and neutral support you love but with improved comfort in those sensitive areas of your foot, like the arch and toes. Whether you're logging long marathon miles, squeezing in a speed session before the sun goes down or hopping into a spontaneous group jaunt, it's still the established road runner you can put your faith in, day after day, run after run. Sharp, bright hues complement dark-room-colour neutrals, speaking to an inclusive world where digital and physical coexist in harmony.

Nike ZoomX Invincible Run FK 3 Sneakers This iteration of Nike's Invincible 3 sneakers is delivered in a white, red and blue colourway. Designed for maximum comfort, they feature cushioning to enhance their levels of support as well as a breathable, Flyknit upper. The brand's iconic Swoosh logo adorns the sneakers for a recognisable touch.

Although the Air Max 1 “Big Bubble” and Air Max Pulse headlining the Air Max Day releases in March, Nike’s most innovative Air Max drop might be coming next month. That would be debut of the Vapormax 2023 Flyknit, the next iteration of the franchise that debuted back in 2017. Tweaking and refining the model ever so slightly, Nike’s latest delivery of the Vapormax Flyknit family sees a newly engineered knit upper with embedded cables that lock down the lace loops. The Vapormax cushioning unit is carried over from the 2021 model, although the midsole that scoops upwards is slightly retooled. The real change is clearly the aforementioned knit upper. which also makes use of that “unfinished” aesthetic by way of the exposed sponge innards at the ankle.

The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost celebrate this year’s Puerto Rico Day, which takes place during June in the U.S. along Fifth Avenue in the Manhattan borough of New York City. The Orange Frost iteration of the Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico pays homage to the Puerto Rican frozen treats (helados) known as “piraguas” that come in flavors such as coconut, passionfruit and pineapple. Done in an official color scheme listed as Orange Frost/Citron Pulse-Coconut Milk, this Air Max 1 is constructed in a mix of textile, leather, and suede. Key features include the Jewel Swooshes on the side panels, the Gold Puerto Rico lace dubraes, the unique Nike ice cream tongue labels, and the “Puerto Rico” text embroidered on the right heel. Special packaging that include a custom towel to further celebrate Puerto Rico Day will also be included in the release. The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost will release via SNKRS and select retailers on June 6th for a price tag of $140. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost.

The latest innovation to hit the streets, the Force 58 gives you the durability of a cupsole with the flexibility of vulcanised shoes. With a city-meets-coast colour palette and a mix of real and synthetic leather, the whole look is rich with heritage basketball DNA.

An icon for decades, adidas Samba shoes originated on the indoor field — but they're made for your everyday look. This edition takes design inspiration from Los Angeles soccer culture, shaping a clean look that stands out while keeping things low-key. A premium suede upper and classic gum sole are hallmarks of heritage style. Pair this casual confidence with everything from tapered pants to loose-fit denim.

The maximalist silhouette of the ML610 is revamped with a deep maroon and grey colourway. Striped suede wraps around a ripstop mesh upper. The thick, chunky EVA midsole features ABZORB cushioning and an N-durance layer in the heel. A lugged rubber outsole, nylon heel pull loop, and subtle branding throughout round out the details.