February kicked off with the Grammys, and now we’ve got the Super Bowl and NBA All-Star Weekend going back to back. Amidst the excitement, brands are capitalizing on these massive stages by assembling relevant sneakers drops for us. This week, Nike, PUMA, Salomon, Jordan Brand, and adidas all have notable launches to look forward to. Before we dive into the top 10, let’s first revisit our key headlines from the past seven days.On the feature front, we rounded up the 10 biggest footwear moments of Paris Fashion Week FW26, from Kiko Kostadinov x Crocs to Song for the Mute x adidas. We also spotlighted emerging Chinese label Pane, which went from a viral take on the German Army Trainer to a fully-fledged brand that is expanding globally in 2026.As for the typical news, Hiroshi Fujiwara teased a fragment design x Nike Mind 002 collab that goes with his Mind 001 pair that was previously hinted at. Speaking of the beloved Japanese label, its Union LA x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Varsity Red/Sport Royal” officially surfaced ahead of its release that is expected during NBA All-Star Weekend. Another basketball-related reveal came from Bronny James, who debuted his own Nike logo on a Nike LeBron Witness 9 PE.Looking to the Three Stripes, it revealed a Bob Marley-themed take on the Adizero EVO SL. Speaking of artists associated with adidas, we took a closer look at Bad Bunny’s new signature shoe, the BadBo 1.0. We also offered a complete preview of the gnuhr x norda 002 and 008. While at Paris Fashion Week, our team captured in-hand shots of both the Junya Watanabe MAN x New Balance P400 and Comme des Garçons HOMME x New Balance U1890A. Meanwhile, Teddy Santis teased an Aimé Leon Dore-approved Gator Run made with the American sportswear brand.With all of last week’s key headlines revisited, let’s dive into this week’s top drops, starting with new Kobe Bryant-themed gear from Nike. Afterwards, check out HBX to see which styles you can cop today.Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro & Air Force 1 Low Protro “City of Champions”Release Date: February 4Release Price: $150 USD to $210 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Nike Basketball continues to pay homage to the late Kobe Bryant with specially-themed gear, from the return of his legendary signature shoes to special colorways of lifestyle kicks like the Air Force 1. This week, both are involved, with the Kobe 1 Protro back in action under a “City of Champions” theme that nods to Bryant’s first home court in Inglewood. This same theme graces the Air Force 1 Low Protro, resulting in another “Summit White” with “Work Blue” composition that is accented by “Metallic Gold.”NikeSKIMS Rift Mesh “Satin”Release Date: February 5Release Price: $160 USDWhere to Buy: NikeWhy You Should Cop: Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS is back with another page of its new NikeSKIMS chapter. The two introduced the Rift Mesh sneaker earlier this year and are back with two satin-adorned colorways that see the split-toe silhouette enlivened by the soft material. A slick all-black finish is accompanied by a rose gold that brings out all of the model’s details, from its co-branding at the midfoot strap to the elegant shape.Salehe Bembury x PUMA Velum “Magenta Gleam”Release Date: February 5 and 7Release Price: $160 USDWhere to Buy: Salehe Bembury and PUMAWhy You Should Cop: Salehe Bembury and PUMA are back for another edition of their co-designed Velum sneaker. Introduced less than a year ago, the layered runner blends PUMA’s performance DNA, namely its NITRO cushioning system, with Bembury’s distinct design language. This “Magenta Gleam” version of the shoe leans on “Dusky Gray” and other accents for a dynamic finish that is highlighted by branding details scattered throughout.Nike Mind 001 & 002 “Black/Hyper Crimson”Release Date: February 5Release Price: $95 USD to $145 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: The Nike Mind franchise took the sneaker world by storm earlier this year. It’s back this week with two stealthy additions: a “Black/Hyper Crimson” take on the Mind 001 and the Mind 002. Both see an all-black build accented by the bright orange hue at the underfoot pods. Designed to capture the attention of your mind with its unique sensation attached to each step, the viral design is sure to fly off of shelves once again.Kith x Salomon XT-4K & XT-VYGR 2Release Date: February 6Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: KithWhy You Should Cop: Kith and Salomon, united once again. The duo is back with another set of footwear, revisiting the XT-4K and debuting the XT-VYGR 2. The former hosts a gradient alongside black overlays that spell out “KITH” at the lateral. Meanwhile, the latter evolves its XT-VYGR predecessor by revamping its unique upper. The two accomplish this while maintaining the asymmetrical zipper that secures the shroud. Monochromatic makeovers of black and off-white have been prepared with tonal co-branding.Nike Book 2 “Spiridon”Release Date: February 6Release Price: $145 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Devin Booker’s new signature shoe, the Nike Book 2, is back this week, with a twist. Previously, a molded upper version of the shoe served as the debut look. Now, with the “Spiridon” colorway, a new mesh version has been introduced. The pair, which revisits the Zoom Spiridon’s iconic “Metallic Silver” and “Black,” is court-ready with a more breathable build.Air Jordan 4 “Valentine’s Day”Release Date: February 7Release Price: $220 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: In addition to all of the sports action taking place this month, Valentine’s day is just around the corner. Jordan Brand is pre-heating the moment with a new holiday-themed take on the Air Jordan 4 for women. “Pale Ivory” and “Tough Red” combine for a fitting color scheme, one that sees red kisses spread throughout the heel of the sockliner and the left shoe’s interior portion of the tongue. The pair is then made complete by a heart-shaped Jumpman hangtag and thematic packaging.BAPE x adidas “World Cup” PackRelease Date: February 7Release Price: $160 USD to $200 USDWhere to Buy: BAPE and adidasWhy You Should Cop: We’re still months away from the beginning of the FIFA World Cup 26, however, BAPE and adidas are ramping up the hype with their latest collaborative collection. On the footwear side, three sneakers have been prepared: an Adistar HRMY, Campus 00, and Samba. The former combines BAPE’s iconic green ABC CAMO with Shark Teeth at the midsole. For the Campus 00, its black colorway hosts white BAPE STA branding at the lateral and Three Stripes at the medial. Meanwhile, the Samba features the BAPE STA at each side, pairing a green-on-cream upper with a dark gum bottom.Nike Air Max 95 “City Pack”Release Date: February 7Release Price: $190 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: The 30th anniversary celebration of the Nike Air Max 95 may have ended in 2025, but the model is still going strong this year. Nike has just cooked up a new “City Pack” that celebrates four influential hubs: Paris, Hong Kong, Baltimore, and Seoul. Pictured first is the “Atelier” colorway that nods to Paris via its deconstructed design that is inspired by “third space” studios. Up next is Hong Kong’s “Hong Kong” pair that draws upon its neon-lit streets. For Baltimore, an “I-95” iteration reimagines the sneaker as a hiking boot, with special eyelets and a beefier build. Rounding out the range is Seoul’s “Seongsu” look that experiments with the upper as a nod to the neighborhood’s emerging creative spaces.Bad Bunny x adidas BadBo 1.0 “Chalk White”Release Date: February 9Release Price: $160 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: Last but not least, Bad Bunny is expected to drop the second colorway of his debut signature shoe: the adidas BadBo 1.0. The Super Bowl LX halftime shoe performer’s retro-inspired design now dons a “Chalk White” that strips the silhouette to its core elements. Its otherwise off-white look is accented by blue notes at the tongue, collar, and heel.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: adidas Handball Spezial Loafer “Magic Beige,” adidas Handball Spezial Loafer “Wonder White,” adidas Handball Spezial Loafer “Black”Colorway: TBCSKU: KJ0639, KJ0640, KJ0641MSRP: ¥15,400 JPY (approx. $100 USD)Release Date: February 6Where to Buy: adidas Japanadidas Originals is set to evolve its terrace footwear legacy with the official release of the women’s Handball Spezial Loafer. Originally debuted in 1979 as a high-performance indoor court shoe, the Handball Spezial has been reimagined for the modern era as a refined slip-on model. By merging the sporty DNA of the archival silhouette with the formal aesthetic of a traditional loafer, the Three Stripes is targeting a growing consumer demand for versatile, “smart-casual” footwear that maintains a heritage streetwear edge.The newly unveiled silhouette maintains the core identity of the original Spezial, featuring the classic gum-colored rubber outsole and the distinctive T-toe overlay. However, the upper has been completely overhauled into a laceless loafer construction. Utilizing a luxe suede material across the main body, the design is complemented by contrasting leather accents on the serrated Three Stripes. A notable design addition is the metallic or printed Spezial badge on the side, further emphasizing the premium nature of this hybrid release.Interior comfort is prioritized with a full leather lining, ensuring a smooth fit that molds to the foot over time. Arriving in several monochromatic and earthy colorways, including a notable “Magic Beige” and “Wonder White” iteration, the model balances athletic heritage with a minimalist fashion sensibility. This release follows a successful trend of hybrid loafers within the industry, positioning adidas to capture the crossover market between football subculture and high-fashion aesthetics.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike GT Cut 4 “Preheat”Colorway: Persian Violet/Glacier Blue/Black/ChromeSKU: IQ6206-500MSRP: $210 USDRelease Date: February 3Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike G.T. Cut 4 “Preheat” marks the highly anticipated debut of Nike Basketball’s next-generation silhouette, famously previewed by star athlete Paige Bueckers.This colorway, officially titled “Persian Violet/Glacier Blue/Black/Chrome,” features a striking iridescent leather upper that shifts through aquatic shades of teal, blue and purple, creating a dynamic visual effect under different lighting. Sculpted ridges wrap the lateral and medial sides, resembling DNA helices or fishbone patterns, giving the shoe a bold, aerodynamic identity.The “Persian Violet” laces and interior padding complement the shimmering exterior, while a mini Swoosh sits low along the midsole for subtle branding. A 3D‑molded collar, molded vamp tongue, and exoskeleton‑casted containment upper provide multidirectional support, ensuring stability during quick movements.Underfoot, the sneaker integrates ZoomX 3.0 cushioning with a parabolic Zoom Strobel unit, paired with RBR‑X foam and a Cushlon carrier for enhanced responsiveness, stability, and propulsion. The partially translucent outsole features a generative traction pattern engineered for grip and control during rapid directional changes, making the model ideal for guards and players who rely on speed and agility.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Kobe 9 Protro “Shanghai Fireworks” (previous release pictured above)Colorway: Laser Orange/Cinnabar/Safety OrangeSKU: IO6259-800MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2026Nike is set to re-release the iconic Kobe 8 Protro “Shanghai Fireworks” during the Holiday 2026 season Originally a China-exclusive drop in 2013, the upcoming iteration marks the first time the colorway will receive a wide global release.Known for its explosive aesthetic, the silhouette was part of the original Nike Kobe 8 System and paid homage to the vibrant night skies and cultural energy of Shanghai. For the 2026 return, the Swoosh is elevating the model to Protro status, combining the nostalgic Laser Orange design with contemporary basketball technology for a new generation of hoopers. While the exterior stays true to the 2013 original, the Protro designation ensures a significant performance upgrade under the hood. The 2026 version is expected to swap the dated cushioning system for a more durable drop-in midsole. This setup, combined with the low-to-the-ground court feel and herringbone traction pattern, allows for the quick pivots and explosive movement synonymous with Kobe Bryant’s legendary playing style.The Nike Kobe 8 Protro “Shanghai Fireworks” is expected to drop globally in Holiday 2026, retailing for $200 USD. Stay tuned for more release details.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Central Cee x SYNA WORLD x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Racer Blue”Colorway: Black/Optic Yellow/Racer BlueSKU: IQ1402-010MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeCentral Cee is officially bringing his West London influence to the global stage through a collaboration between his brand, SYNA WORLD, and Nike. Utilizing the Air Force 1 Low as a canvas, the partnership represents a major milestone for the “Doja” rapper, merging the UK’s drill culture with Nike’s most iconic basketball-turned-lifestyle silhouette. Dressed in a sleek Black, Optic Yellow and Racer Blue palette, the SYNA WORLD x Nike Air Force 1 Low prioritize a “roadman” aesthetic that leans into the monochromatic, high-contrast style central to Cench’s personal wardrobe.The collaboration is defined by its subtle yet intentional branding. The SYNA WORLD logo is prominently featured on the heel and tongue, replacing the traditional Nike Air motifs with the rapper’s signature typography. To elevate the premium feel of the LX-tier drop, the sneaker features Racer Blue hardware, to match the upper. The color palette—consisting of deep black and racer blue overtones—is sharply contrasted by Opti-Yellow stitching and branding. This combination, paired with the glossy finish, evokes the energy of the early 2000s streetwear scene, specifically calling to mind the iconic patent drops that defined that era’s sneaker culture.Custom details are sprinkled throughout to signal the Syna World connection. The rapper’s brand logo appears on the lateral heel, while a “#13” embroidery serves as a subtle nod to his frequent lyrical references and upbringing. Yellow accents continue onto the “Syna” branded tongue tags, rounding out a design that is as much a tribute to London’s current style as it is to heritage street fashion. While initial rumors suggested this might be a friends-and-family exclusive, the emergence of official studio imagery strongly suggests a retail release is on the horizon.Beyond the sneakers, the release is expected to be accompanied by a capsule of apparel, likely including the tracksuits that helped SYNA WORLD achieve viral status on social media. This collaboration follows a series of high-profile teasers and on-stage appearances by Central Cee, who has been instrumental in the recent resurgence of Nike’s presence within the UK music scene. By securing an official Air Force 1, SYNA WORLD transitions from a niche streetwear imprint to a legitimate player in the global collaborative landscape. Check out the release above. The Central Cee x SYNAWORLD x Nike Air Force 1 Low is slated to drop in spring 2026. View this post on InstagramA post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Bad Bunny x adidas BadBo 1.0 “Chalk White”Colorway: Chalk White/TalcSKU: KJ1468MSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: February 9, 2026Where to Buy: adidasadidas and Bad Bunny are expanding their creative partnership with the debut of the BadBo 1.0 in a clean “Chalk White” colorway. Arriving at the peak of the artist’s cultural momentum following a Grammy win, this new signature silhouette marks a departure from his previous archival reinventions. The BadBo 1.0 is positioned as a deliberate design object that bridges the gap between classic basketball aesthetics and contemporary luxury, utilizing a restrained palette to emphasize its unique proportions and textural depth.The construction of the BadBo 1.0 “Chalk White” is defined by its sophisticated material play, featuring layered cream and grey suede that wraps around a seamless one-piece toe. The lateral and medial sides are punctuated by sharp, triangular cutouts that provide a recognizable profile without leaning into overt branding. While the majority of the shoe remains neutral, soft blue hits on the tongue and heel offer a subtle pop of color that maintains the design’s minimalist leanings.Thoughtful details are integrated throughout the silhouette to denote its collaborative status. The phrase “adidas para Bad Bunny” is printed on the insoles, serving as a signature touch for the artist’s dedicated fanbase. The overall presentation reflects a strategic pivot toward quiet consistency within the Bad Bunny x adidas line, prioritizing premium finishes and wearable color blocking. As the first major drop of 2026 for the duo, the BadBo 1.0 sets a high bar for the brand’s collaborative storytelling throughout the year. Check out the release above. The adidas BadBo 1.0 “Chalk White” is set to drop on February 9, 2026.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Mizuno x GOOPiMADE WAVE MUJIN TL GPMColorway: TBCSKU: D1GD252301MSRP: $4,980 NTD (approx. $158 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: Mizuno, GOOPiMADEThe WAVE MUJIN TL GPM is a debut collaboration that fuses Mizuno’s long-standing athletic heritage with the technical, “Urban Explorer” aesthetic of the Taiwan-based brand GOOPiMADE.Built on the foundation of the archival WAVE MUJIN TL trail runner, the design is centered around the theme “Build To Stand Upon The Hill,” reimagining the silhouette as a functional fashion piece capable of tackling all terrains. The upper is constructed from a combination of white PU and breathable mesh, featuring an experimental, asymmetrical structure and an advanced Quick-Lace system that embodies GOOPiMADE’s signature utility-focused design language.This special edition sneaker emphasizes durability and architectural beauty, highlighted by a rugged MICHELIN rubber outsole for superior traction and Mizuno’s proprietary Wave midsole technology for stability and cushioning. Branding is executed with intentional restraint, integrating GOOPiMADE’s low-saturation color palette with technical adjustment systems that allow the shoe to function as a modular tool for city and mountain navigation alike.The WAVE MUJIN TL GPM is now available through both brands’ websites in Taiwan, with release in Hong Kong confirmed for February 7, 2026.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance 1906A “Thunder Brown”Colorway: Thunder Brown/Slate GreySKU: U19066U8MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026New Balance continues to expand its retro-runner lineup with the upcoming “Thunder Brown” colorway for the 1906A silhouette. Pairing breathable mesh with rugged materials, the Boston brand delivers a design that bridges the gap between performance engineering and lifestyle durability.The upper is constructed with an open slate-grey mesh, providing a highly breathable foundation. Contrasting thunder-brown suede overlays – featuring the 1906A’s signature raw, unfinished edges – infuse the silhouette with a deconstructed aesthetic. These panels cut sharply across the midfoot, creating a layered look that remains cohesive despite its intricate lines.As with previous iterations, functionality anchors the design. A rigid heel cage adds stability without overpowering the profile, while the “N” logo is integrated into the lacing system to maintain a utilitarian vibe. Underfoot, the tooling combines cream and grey foam with visible ABZORB pods for responsive cushioning, finished with a dark, aggressive outsole for daily wear. Expect this pair to arrive sometime this Spring.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance 990v4 MADE in USA “Olive”Colorway: TBCSKU: U9901MXMSRP: TBCRelease Date: February 26Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance continues to refine its domestic offerings with an upcoming “Olive” palette for the 990v4 MADE in USA – a pair that breaks convention through its distinct tooling. While the Boston brand typically reserves white, grey, or cream for its midsole units, this iteration dips the ENCAP-cushioned sole in a deep olive hue, creating a seamless visual flow with the upper.The design is anchored by premium olive suede overlays that wrap the shoe in a rich, earthy texture. In a departure from standard color blocking, the midsole matches these overlays perfectly, resulting in a unified look rarely seen in the “MADE in USA” lineage. Textured white leather underlays and an open white mesh base provide a sharp contrast, injecting breathability and light into the silhouette’s profile.Standard heritage details remain intact, including reflective 3M accents on the “N” logo, back tab, and toe box tip. As part of the Spring/Summer 2026 collection spearheaded by Teddy Santis, this drop proves the 990v4 remains a versatile canvas for tonal experimentation. Look for the pair to arrive in late February.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Arte Antwerp x adidas Trivela “Core Black,” Arte Antwerp x adidas Trivela “White,” Arte Antwerp x adidas Trivela “Green”Colorway: TBCSKU: KI8337, KI8338, KI5708MSRP: TBCRelease Date: February 5Where to Buy: CONFIRMEDArte Antwerp and adidas have officially expanded their collaborative relationship with the launch of the adidas Trivela, a brand-new silhouette that bridges the gap between terrace heritage and contemporary streetwear. First teased during the duo’s initial capsule drop in late 2025, the Trivela serves as a dedicated lifestyle model that takes heavy inspiration from the technical aesthetics of football footwear. Arriving as part of a broader Spring/Summer 2026 collection, the sneaker reinforces the Belgian label’s “Sport Unites Africa” motif through a sophisticated, minimal design language.The Trivela silhouette is defined by its streamlined, low-profile construction, featuring a premium leather upper and perforated Three Stripes branding. Deviating from standard sportswear templates, the model incorporates hand-stitched detailing and a functional side zipper closure that adds a futuristic, sculptural edge to the traditional football-inspired frame. A metallic Arte logo is prominently positioned on the lateral side, while the heel features discreet co-branding to maintain the collection’s refined aesthetic.Set to release in three tonal iterations — including a “Core Black” and a clean “White” variant — the Trivela is supported by a textured outsole that enhances its distinct profile. This launch marks a significant milestone in the partnership, following the earlier success of the Lightblaze POD and embroidered Adilette slides. By focusing on a completely new silhouette rather than a standard archival reissue, Arte Antwerp and adidas Sportswear are signaling a deeper commitment to original design within their ongoing joint venture.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast