Name: Nike Mind 001 “Sail”Colorway: Sail/Hyper Crimson-Black-ChromeSKU: HQ4309-100MSRP: $95 USDRelease Date: April 1, 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike continues to expand its experimental footwear lineup with the introduction of the Nike Mind 001 in a “Sail” colorway. This iteration moves away from the vibrant schemes of its predecessors, opting instead for a subdued, studio-ready aesthetic that emphasizes form over flash.The silhouette maintains its unconventional clog structure, utilizing a one-piece molded build that encapsulates the foot in a consistent ivory cream hue. Ventilation is provided through subtle perforations scattered across the upper, while a slim metallic Swoosh lines the lateral panel, adding a touch of refinement without dominating the design. Minimalist branding is stamped on the footbed, keeping the overall presentation understated.While the upper leans into a sculptural minimalism, the sole unit provides the necessary functional and visual contrast. The design features a series of 22 orange pods on the outsole, a signature element of the Mind series that offers both traction and a distinct “Hyper Crimson” pop against the neutral base. The result is a silhouette that balances avant-garde construction with wearable simplicity.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryJJJJound and New Balance reunite for a Spring/Summer 2026 releaseThe collaboration focuses on the 475 silhouette in a stark black and white colorwayKey details include the studio’s branding stamped on the heelJJJJound has officially teased its latest partnership with New Balance, offering a first look at a collaborative 475 model. Arriving as part of the Spring/Summer 2026 slate, the Montréal-based design studio continues its extensive run of minimalist reinterpretations, this time tackling the archival runner in a high-contrast execution.Preliminary details regarding the release highlight a stripped-back aesthetic typical of the Justin Saunders-led imprint. The silhouette is presented in a “Black/White” colorway, maintaining a monochromatic and versatile appearance. While full technical specifications have yet to be disclosed, the design features the signature JJJJound logo placed prominently on the heel, marking the only major deviation from standard branding. The shoe features an all-black mesh and suede overlay upper with white highlighting the tongue, laces and midsole along with a black gum outsole. The project follows the studio’s established formula of elevating retro athletic footwear through tonal palettes and subtle identification.The JJJJound x New Balance 475 is expected to release during the Spring/Summer 2026 season along with the rest of the apparel collection slated to arrive.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

The Seattle Seahawks are your Super Bowl LX champions. While fans continue to celebrate this accomplishment, the West Coast has more action on the way: NBA All-Star Weekend is coming to Los Angeles this week. Footwear brands, including Nike, adidas, ASICS, Jordan Brand, and Crocs, are capitalizing on the moment by preparing a stacked list of sneaker releases to anticipate. Before we dive into all 10 drops, let’s look back at last week’s news, starting with two new footwear features.While in Paris for Fashion Week, we connected with the Louis Vuitton team, including designers Thibo Denis and Mathias Patillon, to discuss the new “LV Tilted” sneaker. We also revisited Nike and Jordan Brand’s “Year of the Horse” collections from 2014, comparing it to this year’s range.As for the traditional news, word of Nike bringing back the Nike Kobe 10 Protro with a “5 AM Flight” colorway surfaced. We also spotted J Balvin at the Super Bowl wearing a new version of his upcoming Air Jordan 4 collab. Meanwhile, Bad Bunny drew the attention of the world with his halftime show performance, in which he wore a new adidas BadBo 1.0 “Resilience” colorway.Elsewhere in the sneaker space, Thom Browne’s runway show included an ASICS GEL-KAYANO 14 collaboration. Meanwhile, Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports has a New Balance AC Runner on the way. For KEEN, it expanded the UNEEK roster with the introduction of the 360 model. Rounding out the week, both JJJJound and Diemme, as well as PUMA and NO/FAITH STUDIOS, previewed upcoming projects together.Now that you’re up to date on the latest and greatest from the footwear industry, let’s look ahead at this week’s list of releases. Make sure you hit up HBX afterwards to see which pairs are available today.fragment design x Nike Book 2Release Date: February 10Release Price: $145 USDWhere to Buy: HBXWhy You Should Cop: Speaking of HBX, it is set to raffle off a new project between Hiroshi Fujiwara and the Swoosh this week. The fragment design x Nike Book 2 is the culmination of several collaborative teasers between fragment and Devin Booker over the years. The Phoenix Suns star’s new signature shoe has been modified with the Swooshes on each side being cut off by the mudguard, as opposed to the typical overlapping. fragment’s logo is stamped at the lateral heel while special text referencing the project is visible at each side of the midsole.adidas Basketball “Backyard Legends” CollectionRelease Date: February 12Release Price: $95 USD to $160 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: adidas Basketball has prepared all four of its latest signature shoes to participate in this year’s “Backyard Legends” collection. Up first, the Anthony Edwards 2 combines an orange base with mint green detailing. For Donovan Mitchell’s D.O.N. Issue #7, a multicolor gradient is present across the upper. Switching to the Dame X, it sees orange combine with black. Rounding out the lineup is James Harden’s new Harden Vol. 10, which sports a sleek silver upper.Syna x Nike Air Force 1 LowRelease Date: February 13Release Price: $130 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: At last, Central Cee’s first Nike Air Force 1 Low drop is here. His brand, Syna, has reworked the sneaker with a grayscale palette that features a patent leather upper. A gray base is joined by black overlays and light gray Swooshes. Meanwhile, the Syna logo strikes the lateral heel in white embroidery, matching the graphic at the left shoe’s footbed.atmos x ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1 “Raden”Release Date: February 13Release Price: ¥28,600 (approx. $185 USD)Where to Buy: atmosWhy You Should Cop: Two Japanese stalwarts in the sneaker space, atmos and ASICS, are united once again. This time around, the two have taken on the GEL-KAYANO 12.1. The contemporary runner has been prepared under a “Raden” theme that features a design inspired by traditional mother-of-pearl inlay work. This special technique comes to life across the all-black shoe via subtle detailing throughout.Nike Basketball “Warning Label” CollectionRelease Date: February 13Release Price: TBCWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: Nike Basketball’s also set to join the fun this NBA All-Star week. Its “Warning Label” collection is comprised of high-shine colorways of the GT Future, GT Cut 4, Ja Morant’s Ja 3, Sabrina Ionescu’s Sabrina 3, Kevin Durant’s KD 18, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Giannis Freak 7, Devin Booker’s Book 2, LeBron James’ LeBron 23, and A’ja Wilson’s A’One. In addition to this, the all-new Kobe 3 Protro Low “Warning Label” is expected to drop alongside the pairs.Willy Chavarria x adidas Harden Vol. 10 & Superstar MetalRelease Date: February 13Release Price: $180 USDWhere to Buy: adidasWhy You Should Cop: In addition to its All-Star collection, adidas has tapped several key collaborators to bring energy to the footwear space. Willy Chavarria, for example, has put together a new take on the Harden Vol. 10 that sees it reimagined with a textured chrome upper. This design is accompanied by Chavarria’s black Superstar Metal, which features a chrome toe, Chavarria branding, and a “Compton Cowboys” callout at the lateral heel.Nike Kobe 6 Protro “All-Star 3D”Release Date: February 13Release Price: $200 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: One Nike Kobe drop that is confirmed to be taking place is the return of the Kobe 6 Protro “All-Star 3D.” 15 years after first dropping, the pair is back with Protro technology supporting its every step. Where the theme comes together is the upper, which features the snakeskin-inspired print in a stereoscopic pattern that comes to life when you put on the pair of old-school 3D glasses that are included with the shoe.Union LA x fragment design x Air Jordan 1 High OGRelease Date: February 14Release Price: $205 USDWhere to Buy: Union LAWhy You Should Cop: One of the most anticipated sneaker launches of the entire year is here. Union LA and fragment design each have legendary Air Jordan 1 collabs in their archives. Now, they’ve teamed up with the Jumpman crew to put together even more pairs that blend their signature motifs. Two colorways from the collab are scheduled to release, with “Varsity Red/Sport Royal” and “Black/Royal” both offering Union’s Frankenstein-d collar with fragment’s logo stamp at the lateral heel.Air Jordan 6 “Infrared Salesman” & “Bin 23”Release Date: February 14Release Price: $215 USD to $355 USDWhere to Buy: SNKRSWhy You Should Cop: It’s the 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 6 and Jordan Brand has plenty of drops featuring the beloved model on the way. Two are set to take place on Saturday, with the beloved “Reverse Infrared” look being remixed into the “Infrared Salesman,” drawing inspiration from a ’99 sample catalog. In addition to this, the “Bin 23” collection is back, this time with a premium leather “Off Noir” composition for the Air Jordan 6 that nods to the Porsche 911 with its red accents. Complementary shoe trees and a dust bag add to the luxe presentation.LEGO x Crocs Brick ClogRelease Date: February 16Release Price: $150 USDWhere to Buy: LEGO and CrocsWhy You Should Cop: Another much-anticipated collaboration is set to drop this week, and it is unlike any other pair on the list. The LEGO x Crocs Brick Clog is in a league of its own. Drawing inspiration from LEGO bricks, the all-red clog is comically oversized. LEGO branding is spotted atop each stud, per usual, and at the co-branded strap. Accompanying each pair is a LEGO minifigure that comes with its own LEGO-sized version of the clog.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: fragment design x Nike Book 2 “Black/White”Colorway: Black/WhiteSKU: IO9950-900MSRP: $140 USDRelease Date: February 10, 2026Where to Buy: HBXHBX is officially releasing the fragment design x Nike Book 2, confirming a raffle launch later today. The collaboration, which unites Hiroshi Fujiwara’s legendary streetwear imprint with Devin Booker’s second signature model, will be available to enter starting at 9 p.m. EST.This iteration of the Nike Book 2 is a masterclass in Fujiwara’s “less is more” design philosophy. The silhouette abandons the textured layers of standard basketball models for a sleek, smooth nylon and suede upper dipped in a stark “Black” colorway. Contrast is applied through a white Swoosh on the lateral side, while the medial side features a vibrant blue Swoosh—a nod to fragment’s signature color palette.Technical detailing remains a focal point, with “FRGMT” branding stamped on the heel and the label’s industrial-style text code running along the midsole. The tongue features a custom logo melding Booker’s personal branding with the iconic twin lightning bolts. The design rests atop a performance-driven outsole featuring a generative traction pattern, ensuring the shoe remains court-ready despite its lifestyle appeal.The raffle for the fragment design x Nike Book 2 opens tomorrow, February 10, at 9 p.m. EST via HBX.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: OAMC x Vans Half Cab Boot, OAMC x Vans Authentic OxfordColorway: TBCSKU: VN000EFUBLA, VN000EFUWVD, VN000EGWWVD, VN000EGWBLAMSRP: TBCRelease Date: February 20Where to Buy: VansOAMC and Vans are reuniting to debut a technical footwear capsule that pushes the boundaries of traditional skate design. By treating the brand’s heritage icons as functional equipment, the duo has crafted a collection centered around the Authentic and the Half Cab, modified specifically for outdoor durability. This latest venture signals a shift toward utilitarian performance, blending the minimalist luxury of OAMC with the rugged DNA of Vans’ “Off The Wall” spirit.The centerpiece of the collaboration is the heavy-duty reconstruction of the uppers and tooling. The Authentic is reimagined as a low-slung oxford, featuring a composed profile that leans toward a formal yet functional aesthetic. In contrast, the Half Cab is elevated into a mid-top trail boot, providing reinforced protection for rougher environments. Both models are anchored by substantial Vibram soles, replacing standard vulcanized rubber with high-traction lugged units designed for actual performance intent rather than mere lifestyle aesthetics.Visually, the collection moves away from typical vibrant streetwear palettes in favor of a disciplined, military-inspired look. Options include a muted olive camouflage that covers the technical uppers, alongside a sleek black suede iteration for those seeking a more understated, monochromatic finish. By prioritizing function and restraint, OAMC has effectively stripped these skate classics down to their essential forms while adding the necessary hardware for the modern commute or trail excursion.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1Colorway: Black/Obsidian GreySKU: 1203A759.002MSRP: ¥24,200 JPY (approx. $156 USD)Release Date: February 12Where to Buy: ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1 “Black/Obsidian Grey” ASICS’ GEL-KAYANO 12.1 sneaker range is set to welcome a striking and contemporary “Black/Obsidian Grey.” This hybrid silhouette features an upper derived from the archival GEL-KAYANO 12, characterized by a breathable open-mesh base in deep black. Its design is fortified with synthetic leather overlays in “Obsidian Grey” and a subtle ivory-gold, which utilizes a mix of matte and metallic finishes for a layered, skeletal look across the quarters and toe cap.The signature ASICS Tiger Stripes are integrated as glossy overlays, with black and “Obsidian Grey” accentuating a metallic silver base. Laces are kept tonal in black, echoing the accent hues and matte mesh base. The midsole integrates GEL cushioning with FLUIDRIDE construction, offering responsive comfort, while the outsole is finished in obsidian grey with textured traction patterns for stability.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: A Ma Maniére x adidas Jabbar LoColorway: Off-White/Hazy BeigeSKU: KI6976MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: February 14, 2026Where to Buy: adidasA Ma Maniére continues its partnership with the Three Stripes, officially unveiling the A Ma Maniére x adidas Jabbar Lo. Reviving Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s signature model from 1978, this iteration applies the retailer’s sophisticated design language to the court classic in a “Off White/Hazy Beige” colorway just in-time for the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend.The silhouette utilizes a smooth leather upper as a clean base, contrasted by a shaggy suede toe bumper that adds texture and vintage character. The profile is defined by serrated black leather Three Stripes, matched by a black heel tab for visual balance. The design is engineered to blend court heritage with modern street luxury.Premium detailing is evident throughout the construction. Gold foil branding appears on the tongue and lateral side, stamping the shoe with a metallic accent. The interior is lined with leather for enhanced comfort, while the design rests atop a cream-colored midsole that emphasizes an aged aesthetic. A darker outsole completes the neutral palette while the different colored heel is spotlighted in a mosaic-like leather pattern that hits the left shoe in blue and the right shoe in green. The A Ma Maniére x adidas Jabbar Lo releases later this month.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Bad Bunny x adidas BadBo 1.0 “White”Colorway: Chalk White/Talc/Core WhiteSKU: KJ1468MSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: Available nowWhere to Buy: adidas, CONFIRMEDBad Bunny continues to redefine the boundaries of culture and style, making history at Levi’s Stadium with a monumental Super Bowl LX halftime performance. During this career-defining celebration of Puerto Rico, the artist debuted the “White” colorway of the adidas BadBo 1.0, marking the first global release of his signature silhouette with adidas Originals.The sneaker serves as a physical manifestation of the “I’m Everything” campaign, which champions the idea that identity is fluid and limitless. Designed for those who reject a single defined path, the BadBo 1.0 features a sophisticated construction of nubuck and hairy teasel suede uppers. The aesthetic is grounded by a translucent rubber outsole and an EVA midsole, blending premium materials with an experimental edge.Central to the design is the new BadBo signature logo. This star symbol draws direct inspiration from the Puerto Rican flag, honoring the island’s people and its deep connection to the ocean.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Book 2 “Kay Yow” PESKU: TBCRelease Date: TBCThe Nike Book 2 “Kay Yow” PE is the latest addition to the storied Kay Yow collection. This special edition silhouette serves as a functional tribute to the legendary NC State coach, utilizing the signature vibrant pink palette that has come to represent the fight against breast cancer. By integrating Booker’s refined, vintage-inspired design language with a powerful philanthropic mission, Nike delivers a performance model that stands out both for its aesthetic boldness and its cultural significance.The Book 2 “Kay Yow” is defined by its signature layered construction. The entire frame is saturated in a pink hue, accented by a tonal Swoosh and specialized ribbon branding on the tongue and heel pull tabs. These details pay direct homage to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, maintaining a tradition that has spanned decades across Nike’s elite basketball roster. The sneaker’s minimalist lines allow the colorway’s message to take center stage, avoiding unnecessary distractions in favor of a clean, purposeful look.While official images have yet to surface and the pair is currently designated as a Player Exclusive, the Nike Book 2 “Kay Yow” is expected to see a limited retail release later this year.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Stadium Green”Colorway: Stadium Green/Laser Orange/Bright CrimsonSKU: IB6834-300MSRP: TBCRelease Date: 21 February (international markets), TBC (US)Where to Buy: NikeThe Nike Air Force 1 Low “Stadium Green” is the latest experimental take on the brand’s most iconic basketball silhouette, arriving as a standout fixture for this year. This release leans into a high-energy visual language, utilizing a heat-mapped gradient effect that draws immediate comparisons to high-profile limited collaborations. By blending traditional materials with modern color-work techniques, Nike continues to push the lifestyle boundaries of the 1982 classic while maintaining the core DNA that has defined the model for decades.The shoe is dominated by a deep Stadium Green base, maintaining its signature tumbled-leather construction. The defining characteristic of this release is the molten-style color transition applied to the rear of the footwear. A spray-fade effect introduces saturated shades of Laser Orange and Bright Crimson that wrap around the heel and bleed into the midfoot and midsole. This gradient work provides a dynamic sense of motion, contrasting sharply against the solid green quarter panels and toe box.Further elevating the design are subtle yellow perforations on the toe box and color-shifting transitions along the eyestays. The sneaker is grounded by a green midsole that seamlessly continues the upper’s primary tone, finished with a semi-gum outsole for a classic touch of traction. Standard Nike branding remains present on the tongue and heel, ensuring the experimental palette is balanced by the timeless aesthetic of the Air Force 1 lineage.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast