What up everyone Rich MaZe Lopez for Sole Collector
Adidas is re-releasing a bunch of Ultra Boosts, Jordan and Public School are dropping a pack
of 12s, Puma and Rihanna are linking up for a new training sneaker and more.
This is the Release Roundup for the weekend of July 1st.
New Balance and DTLR are celebrating Independence Day with the Stars and Stripes New Balance
990v4.
The sneaker features a patriotic mix of navy suede, grey mesh, red, white and blue accents,
an American flag hit on the tongue and and a Stars and Stripes script on the foot beds.
It is available now exclusively at DTLR at a retail price of $180.
If you missed out on the Triple Black Ultra Boost 3.0, the Trace Cargo Ultra Boost 3.0,
or the coral reef inspired Parley Boost pack, adidas is re-releasing pairs on Wednesday.
All five sneakers will be available at more locations this time around but numbers will
still be limited and demand will still be high so do not expect an easy cop.
Release date is June 28th with retail prices ranging from $180 to $200.
Jordan and Converse are dropping a two pack of sneakers on Wednesday that pays tribute
to Michael Jordan’s early years.
The pack is dubbed the 2 that Started it all pack and features a UNC color way of the Converse
Fastbreak and a PE color way of the Air Jordan 2.
MJ wore a couple different Converse sneakers at UNC and the Fastbreak is said to be his
favorite Converse sneaker of all-time.
The Air Jordan 2 in the pack is inspired by a player exclusive pair that MJ rocked while
playing in UNC alumni games in 86 and 87.
Release date for the pack is June 28th at a retail price of $300.
Public School and Jordan are linking back up to release three premium Jordan 12s on
Wednesday.
All three color ways are regional exclusives with the Wheat pair exclusive to New York,
the Bordeaux pair exclusive to Paris, and the Olive pair exclusive to Milan.
You will only be able to cop through the Nike sneakers app and you have to be in one of
the three cities at the time that pickup locations are announced on the app.
Pickup locations will be announced throughout the day on the 28th.
Nike is dropping two summer inspired Air Max sneakers on Thursday as part of the Summer
Scales pack.
The pack features an Air Max 95 that features a mix of off-white snakeskin-textured leather,
smooth white leather and a white sole and an Air Max 97 that features the same mix of
off-white snakeskin-textured leather and a white sole.
Release date is June 29th at a retail price of $170 each.
Puma and Rihanna are linking up to drop two colorways of their new Fenty Trainer Hi.
The sneaker is a follow up to the first version that dropped last year and features a mix
of premium leather, mesh, a midfoot strap that features Fenty and Rihanna branding,
360 lacing, and Puma Ignite cushioning.
The collab is dropping in Sesame and Cypress colorways on June 29th at a retail price of
$190.
Nike’s new Zoom X cushioning is finally making its retail debut with the release of
the Nike Zoom VaporFly 4%.
Zoom X technology was originally unveiled back in May during Nike’s Breaking2 race
by way of the never-to-be-released Zoom VaporFly Elite.
The Zoom VaporFly 4% is dropping in two colorways that both feature Flymesh uppers, dynamic
archbands in the midfoot, and ZoomX Foam that features an embedded carbon fiber plate.
The Ice Blue and Blue Fox VaporFly 4% are dropping on July 1st at a retail price of
$250 each.
The Jordan 5 returns this weekend by way of Flight Suit Air Jordan 5.
Although there were rumors of a Raging Bull Air Jordan 5 re-release, those rumors turned
out to be false because this is the actual release.
The Flight Suit 5 features a full red suede upper with a matching red and black midsole,
a silver reflective tongue, and an icy outsole.
The sneaker is inspired by the iconic Jordan Flight Suits of the 80s and 90s.
Release date is July 1st at a retail price of $190.
And now for our pick of the week
The Public School Air Jordan 12 Pack
By its own standards, Jordan Brand is having an off year with GR retros sitting on shelves
and going on sale.
Two things that were unheard of only a couple years ago.
This year’s Jordan collabs have been fire though and the Public School 12s are continuing
that wave.
All three colorways are dope and even though a lot of heads are going to be cut out of
the release, the regional release strategy is at least innovative.
That's it for this week's Release Roundup, hit us up in the comments and let us know
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I'm Rich MaZe Lopez, best of luck this weekend.