Here Are Three Sneakers Dropping This Weekend That Demand Your Attention

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The shoes make the man, they say. I’ve actually never heard anyone say that, but a nice pair of steppers has the power to can make an outfit, boost confidence, and alleviate body pains. That I know for sure. That’s why that new shoe smell continues to deliver a sense of joy no matter what your age.

There are some very noteworthy kicks dropping this weekend so if you have a little bit of disposable income, treat yo’self. Here are three definitely worth considering.

Nike Epic React Flyknit

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The Flyknit marks the first shoe that features Nike React–a proprietary foam created by Nike engineers and designers that offers maximum energy return, more cushion for the impact of each stride, and the ability to withstand wear and tear of impact and elements run after run. The shoes come in white and navy blue colorways.

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The Flyknits will drop on February 22 for the price of $150.

Neighborhood x Adidas NMD_R1

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Adidas and Japan-based streetwear giant Neighborhood join forces to deliver NMD R1. The shoes feature a black sock-like upper and a full-length BOOST midsole that provides maximum comfort. Neighborhood’s signature shark-tooth design is featured in a U-shaped design along the side of the shoe and across the toe.

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NMD R1 will release on February 24 for a retail price of $200 USD and on adidas’ web store.

Nike Air Max 98 ‘Gundam’

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The United States has had to be patient with the highly-anticipated stateside release of the Air Max 98 OG colorway. Sporting a blue, red, and white upper that corresponds the color scheme of the popular mecha anime character, these nostalgic kicks will be released into pop culture for the first time since 1998.

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The Nike Air Max 98 Gundam’s will drop at Nike SNKRS and online nationwide on February 24th for $160.

 

 

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