After entering 2020, Jordan 2020 Release can clearly feel the decline in the popularity of Air Jordan 1, not only because of the popularity of Dunk and Dunk SB, but also the summer is not suitable for the high-top Air Jordan 1, but the low-top Air Jordan 1 Low has a good response. . Recently, a brand new color-matched Air Jordan 1 Low official image was released, and it will be officially released in the near future. The entire pair of shoes is made of white mesh material to create the body, while black leather is used to build the frame of the shoe body, bringing a classic black toe shape. The sideways red Swoosh Logo extends all the way to the heel position, showing the multi-color stitching effect of the upper position. The white midsole and black outsole complete the design of the entire pair of shoes.

Now that Spooktober is in full effect, it won’t be too long before we see 2020 Air Jordans many costume-dressed releases — a set that seems to be leading first with the Air Max 90 “Halloween.” Though a far cry from the culturally-influenced motifs of the Día de Los Muertos collection, the pair is still quite notable in its reliance on the tried-and-true. As such, spider webs are drawn atop the underlayer all throughout, widespread across the toe box in glistening print and somewhat more obscured at the collar due in part to the smaller space. Elsewhere, black nubuck and leather panels construct throughout, blank yet brooding and detailed adjacent with grey-tinged swooshes and some subtle Volt text. What’s more, the pair features a striking glow-in-the-dark sole and Air unit to better light the way during trick-or-treating.

Ahead of the official launch of the Nike Kyrie 7 which is expected to debut before 2020 comes to a close, the Brooklyn Nets’ point guard has much more up his sleeve in terms of more takedown models. After distributing silhouettes such as the Kyrie Low 3 and Kyrie Flytrap 3, the Nike Basketball team has chosen to evolve the lineage of the latter with their newest model: the Kyrie Flytrap 4. Constructionally, this newest model owns several different design elements from its predecessor including its mid-cut profile, the removal of the mid-foot strap, the duo of molds fastened above the toe box, a distortedly-shaped lateral Swoosh, embossed eye-logos on the heels, and the star embellishments atop the middle of the throat. Revealed today is one of the model’s initial launch colorways which arrives mostly painted with dark navy blue uppers, and Rastafarian-like accents distributed through bright yellow Nike checks, green/yellow molds, and bright red K’s that poke out through the tongues as part of Irving’s signature logo.