The Air Jordan 1 Hi ’85 “Bred” Makes Its Grand Return in This Week’s Best Footwear Drops

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After the Super Bowl LIX wrapped up over the weekend, American football is now in its off-season. Yet, sports enthusiasts have much to anticipate as the NBA is preparing for All-Star Weekend this coming week. The league’s most prominent figures will be gracing San Francisco during this event, but it’s not just basketball that has fans excited; sneaker brands are also getting into the action with numerous shoe launches planned for the occasion. Brands like adidas, Nike, ASICS, and Jordan Brand all have significant footwear releases lined up this week. Before we dive into what’s to come, let’s review the top stories from last week in the sneaker world.

Vanessa Bryant recently reappeared on Instagram, offering a sneak peek at another unseen Nike Kobe colorway – the “Purple Checkerboard” version of the Kobe 6 Protro. In addition, the official debut of the Nike Air Foamposite One “Galaxy” sparked enthusiasm among sneaker enthusiasts. Jordan Brand also provided a clearer glimpse at the Union LA x Air Jordan 1 High OG in its signature red colorway. The rumor mill has been buzzing with updates, such as whispers of an all-white Off-White™ x Air Jordan 1 High OG collaboration. Furthermore, A Ma Maniére is said to be working on both the Air Jordan 4 and 6, according to speculation.

In other sneaker news, it was revealed when Joe Freshgoods’ New Balance 992 “Aged Well” will be released. Meanwhile, the American athletic brand showcased another lifestyle model, offering a first look at the New Balance 2010. Additionally, HOKA introduced a new urban-friendly sneaker through its Project Transport line, available in three colorways. adidas continued to contribute with JJJJound teasing upcoming Superstar Made in Germany color options. Lastly, The Apartment unveiled a fresh update for the Timberland Vibram Mash Field Boot GTX, its latest project.

With everything you’ve learned about this week’s major shoe news, let’s shift focus and discuss the upcoming sneaker releases worth keeping an eye on for the next week. Don’t forget to check out HBX for current styles ready for purchase.

adidas UltraBOOST 1.0 “10th Anniversary”

Launch Date: February 11
Launch Price: $180 USD
Where to Purchase: adidas
Reason for Purchase: This week, adidas is bringing back a classic with the return of the UltraBOOST 1.0 in its original colorway. Just like it did back in 2015, this shoe features a cozy black Primeknit upper and a white full-length BOOST midsole. The “10th Anniversary” edition brings back memories of the good old days.

Nike Kobe 6 Protro “All-Star 2.0”

Release Details:

I’m thrilled to share that the anticipated “All-Star 2.0” Kobe 6 Protro from Nike Basketball will be dropping on February 13th! The release price is set at $190 USD.

You can grab a pair exclusively on SNKRS. This sneaker is a must-have for basketball enthusiasts, featuring an off-white upper with a unique star texture replacing the traditional snakeskin design. Black accents are added to the Swooshes and tongue branding, giving it a court-ready look that’s perfect for the NBA All-Star Weekend.

Don’t miss out on this exciting release!

Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS GEL-TERRAIN MT

Product Launch: February 13

Product Cost: Approximately €250 EUR or $258 USD

Purchase Location: Cecilie Bahnsen

Reason to Buy: The collaboration between Cecilie Bahnsen and ASICS has once again resulted in a floral-adorned sneaker. This time, they’ve chosen the GEL-TERRAIN MT as their canvas, offering it in two unique styles. The first style showcases “Pure Silver” on its mid-top construction, with intricate floral embroidery and semi-transparent layers that also feature subtle floral details. Unlike its “Midnight” counterpart, the inner neoprene sock structure is visible, while the “Midnight” version features a semi-transparent TPU rain cover with blue flowers.

Nike Air Zoom Spiridon “Metallic Silver”

Launch Date: February 13
Launch Price: $160 USD
Where to Purchase: SNKRS
Why You Should Consider Buying: Making a comeback after its reemergence last year, the Nike Air Zoom Spiridon is returning with more than just the revival of its “Sport Red” colorway. Additionally, there are two-part collaborations with fragment design on the horizon. The shoe will also be available in its original “Metallic Silver” design. The Air Zoom-equipped style features “Signal Blue” accents on the small Swoosh at the forefoot and outlining both midfoot Swooshes.

Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 “Bred”

Release Date: The release date for this item is February 14
Release Price: It will cost $250 USD at the time of purchase
Where to Buy: This product can be bought from a select group of retailers
Why You Should Buy: The Air Jordan 1 Hi ’85 “Bred” is making its comeback this week! If you’re a fan, don’t miss out. Unfortunately, the restocking of this premium version will be limited to just 23 retailers in North America. So, if you manage to get your hands on a pair, not only will you own a piece of history but also enjoy its classic black, red and white colorway, along with design changes such as a smaller Wings logo, altered Swoosh shape, and raised collar – all reminiscent of the original 1985 design.

Nike Basketball “Black Label” Collection

Launch Date: February 14
Launch Price Range: $140 USD to $550 USD
Purchase Location: NBA All-Star Weekend
Reason to Buy: This year, Nike Basketball is going all out for the NBA All-Star Weekend. They’ve curated a collection of nine limited edition shoes under the “Black Label” theme, each sporting an all-black look. The lineup includes the Sabrina 2, LeBron 22, Book 1, Giannis Freak 6, a Victor Wembanyama-inspired GT Hustle 3, two new silhouettes – the GT Cut 3 Turbo and the KD 18, as well as two Swarovski crystal-covered colorways of the Ja 2.

HAVEN x ASICS GEL-NIMBUS 10.1

Launch Date: February 14
Launch Price: $170 USD
Where to Purchase: ASICS
Why You Might Want to Buy: If you missed the initial release of HAVEN’s latest collaboration with ASICS, they are set to globally launch a black and silver GEL-NIMBUS 10.1 colorway this week. This sneaker boasts a design inspired by light and shadow, featuring a two-tone asymmetric upper with discreet co-branding at the heel and sockliner.

Nike KD 4 “Scoring Title”

Launch Date: February 14th
Launch Price: $130 USD
Where Can You Purchase: SNKRS
Why You Might Want to Buy: This week, Kevin Durant is not just unveiling his new KD 18 shoe but also re-releasing the “Scoring Title” colorway of his KD 4 from 2012. These shoes were a tribute to Durant’s three consecutive NBA scoring titles (2010-2012), and he went on to win another one in the 2012-2013 season. The design incorporates gold at the front and blue around the heel and midfoot strap, symbolizing his scoring prowess, with hints of this theme scattered throughout.

adidas AE1 Low “Champagne Metallic”

Launch Date: 15th of February
Launch Price: $110 USD
Where to Purchase: adidas
Why You Might Want to Buy: We’re currently in the second year of Anthony Edwards’ first signature shoe, and its low-top design is still making a strong impact. This new “Champagne Metallic” colorway is particularly noteworthy for NBA All-Star Weekend. The shoe features a BOOST and Lightstrike midsole with an upper coated in a golden hue that stands out against its black textile base. Additional accents of “Lucid Blue” on the tongue and heel branding complete this eye-catching design.

Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined”

Launch Date: February 15
Launch Price: $180 USD
Where to Purchase: SNKRS
Why You Should Buy: After being postponed from its original release in October, the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” is finally set for launch this month. This release coincides with the AJ1 Hi ’85 “Bred”, marking a significant week in the silhouette’s 40th anniversary celebration thus far. The shoe features the classic “Black Toe” color scheme, enhanced by an “Air Jordan” label at the collar, which pays homage to an original sample of the shoe. Additionally, the left medial collar bears subtle text that reads “My Very Best Michael Jordan.

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2025-02-11 20:57