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Search ArticlesAir Jordan 1 High OG Royal 2026 Review
It’s hard to believe the last Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal released nearly a decade ago (although we’ve gotten numerous variations of the Jordan 1 in this colorway – just not the OG High). Now, in 2026, the iconic Jordan 1 colorway is back, this time in the updated OG High silhouette. Honestly, buying this release is worth it for the box alone.
Nike Air Bakin 2026 Review
One of Nike‘s loudest basketball designs is back and better than ever. The Nike Air Bakin, designed by Eric Avar and worn by Tim Hardaway and Mitch Richmond, originally released back in 1997. They’ve returned twice, with the last retro coming in 2014. The 2026 release remains (mostly) faithful to the original, and it’s a surprisingly comfortable shoe as well.
Nike Caitlin 1 Review
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark’s debut signature shoe is finally here. The Nike Caitlin 1 comes in at $140, with new upper materials and performance features that we think hoopers are going to love. These come in a blue box with Caitlin’s logo placed prominently in multiple spots, and the paper inside the box also features her logo and signature. The special packaging for her debut sneaker is reflective of the attention to detail that went into the actual shoes as well.
adidas Anthony Edwards 3 Review
Following the success of the Anthony Edwards 1 and 2, Anthony Edwards’ third signature shoe with adidas is here. The adidas Anthony Edwards 3 stays true to the design language of the first two entries into his signature line, while making some key changes. The most noticeable change is the low top collar height, as well as the blue colorway, which is a departure from the “Georgia Peach” launch colorways of the previous two AE models.
Nike Ja Twelve Time Performance Review
The Ja 4 isn’t Ja Morant’s only new sneaker from the Swoosh – the Nike Ja Twelve Time is Morant’s budget model, and it retails for only $90. Not only is it $40 cheaper than Ja’s signature model, but we think the Twelve Time is a better overall performer on court. It’s a shoe that nails all of the essential features, and everything comes together nicely into a solid performance package.
Nike Ja 4 Performance Review
After the success of the Ja 3, the Nike Ja 4 was seemingly designed to fix its biggest flaw: support. There are some other changes with the Ja 4 as well, though not all of them are positive. Were those changes enough to make the Ja 4 a better shoe overall? Release Date: August 13, 2026 Price: $130 Sizing: True to size, tight forefoot fit. Summary: The Nike Ja 4 is a more supportive follow-up to the Ja 3, with fantastic traction and downgraded cushion.
adidas Harden Vol 1 Restomod Performance Review
2016 was the year of adidas Basketball’s renaissance – after dropping the D Rose 6 Primeknit and D Lillard 2 in late 2015, they managed to release the Harden Vol 1, Crazy Light Boost 2016, D Rose 7, Crazy Explosive, and Dame 3 all in the same year. That’s history right there, you understand? Fast forward to 2026, and the adidas Harden Vol 1 Restomod is the first shoe from that run to receive the retro (uh, Restomod) treatment.
Nike Kobe 8 Protro Mambacurial Review
Kobe Bryant’s signature line with Nike was known for being at the forefront of basketball shoe innovation at the time, and the release of the Kobe 4 marked a turning point in basketball footwear forever. The shoes were notably inspired by soccer (I mean, football?) boots, going lighter and lower than any other hoop shoe on the market at the time. Four years later, the Nike Kobe 8 continued to push the envelope of low-profile, lightweight performance.
Air Jordan 9 Space Jam Review
When you think of shoes associated with the movie Space Jam, your mind probably goes to the Air Jordan 11, though it’s not the only Air Jordan featured in the film. The Air Jordan 9 Space Jam is the shoe Bugs and Daffy have to retrieve from Michael Jordan’s house prior to their showdown against the Monstars, and now it’s back, 30 years after Space Jam‘s release.
Air Jordan 12 Idols Become Rivals Review
Ray Allen has some awesome Air Jordan PEs, and when you look at the Air Jordan 12 “Idols Become Rivals,” they look like a PE from Sugar Ray’s Milwaukee days. They look a lot like some of his PEs that he wore in Seattle and Boston, too. While Allen never actually wore the Air Jordan 12 as a member of the Bucks, it’s obvious that this colorway takes inspiration from Milwaukee’s classic late 90s and early 2000s color scheme.