The Devin Booker, Nike and Chevy collab brings classic car culture to sneakerheads with the Book 2 “Pretty Penny.” Get release dates, pricing, and details here.
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What Shoes Go With Black Jeans? The Style Guide You Actually Need
Black jeans are the undefeated MVP of any man’s closet. They work with almost everything, but figuring out the right footwear can stop you right in your tracks. If you are standing in front of your closet wondering what shoes go with black jeans, the short answer comes down to intent.
Continue readingThe Kobe 10 Protro Upgrade Is Here, and It’s Outstanding
The Kobe 10 Protro upgrade drops August 23 in the Halo colorway, and it takes the 2015 original and rebuilds it with new cushioning, a reworked upper, and the same carbon fiber wing that made hoopers fall in love in the first place. More colorways land throughout 2026, with Flyknit ZoomX versions coming in 2027.
Now let’s talk about why that matters.
Continue reading4 “Rules” You Should Be Breaking Right Now If You’re Wearing Sneakers
Sneaker culture runs on rules. Don’t crease your uptowns. Keep ’em clean. Match your fit. We’ve all heard it, and honestly, most of it holds up. But not all of it. Some of these so-called rules are just holding your fit back — and breaking them is exactly how you build a look that’s actually yours.
Here are the rules we’re breaking on FitGrades.
Continue readingNike Air Zoom Hyperslide Give You A Heavenly Foot Massage While You Wear Them
Nike just teamed up with recovery giant Hyperice to drop something my tired feet desperately need: a slide that massages your feet while you wear it. Enter the Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, a high-tech recovery slide built to give your feet a break after a long day. Whether you just finished a grueling workout or spent eight hours on your feet, these slides use targeted heat and vibration to kickstart recovery instantly.
Continue readingDeconstructing the Nike x Nigo Air Force 1
The sneaker world is buzzing as Nike and Nigo—the godfather of Japanese streetwear—finally formalize a partnership decades in the making. The debut of the Nike x Nigo Air Force 1 and its accompanying capsule collection is more than just a product drop; it is a meticulously crafted homage to the early ‘90s Tokyo scene. However, while the technical execution is undeniable, the cultural messaging of the “LO2” collection leaves us with a complicated taste in our mouths.
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