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  The  Air Jordan 4  is considered to be one of the more popular sneakers in Michael Jordan's signature line, so it should come as no surprise that more renditions of the model are reportedly coming in 2024. According to  Sole Retriever,  an all-new "Sail" Air Jordan 4 colorway is landing at retailers in Spring 2024 for $200. Given its far-out release date, images of the purported style have yet to surface, but the leaker account  @zSneakerheadz  has provided fans with an early depiction. The mockup image suggests that the shoe will resemble the Off-White x Air Jordan 4, donning a tonal hue throughout the shoe, with gold accents on the tongue's Jumpman logo and inside the midsole's Air unit. As of now, release details for the "Sail" Air Jordan 4 have yet to be confirmed by Jordan Brand. Stay tuned for official updates. UPDATE (09/29):  Thanks to  @xcsnkr  on Instagram, we now have a first look at the upcoming "Sail" Air Jordan 4 albeit i...

  Part of what figures to be a strong year for Nike Skateboarding is a collaboration with StrangeLove Skateboards, revealed in a collection of freshly leaked images. The model of choice is the  Nike SB Dunk Low , which bears pink suede and velvet panels, contrasted by red hits on the Swooshes, laces, and lining. StrangeLove branding adorns the tongue and the shop's graphic styling is printed along the insoles. A pink-tinted translucent sole caps off the look below. According to  Nike SB or Nothing , the Dunks were designed by legendary artists Sean Cliver and Todd Bratrud, who have produced classic SB Dunks in the past. The word making rounds is that this SB Dunk Low will be released on or around Valentine's Day. Stick with One Dope Ass Blogger  for updates in the coming weeks. UPDATE (01/31):  The official release info along with a detailed look at the StrangeLove x Nike SB Dunk Low has been revealed. The collab will release on Feb. 1 exclusively...

  After dropping a number of popular SB Dunk collabs this year,  Nike SB  is looking to continue its momentum into 2024 with its own special in-line colorway. Sneaker leaker account  @masterchefian  on Twitter shared images today of the previously unseen "Valentine's Day" SB Dunk Low. The sneaker pictured here features a burgundy color palette, including a two-tone leather and suede upper. It's also worth mentioning that the Nike SB has applied special details on the tongue tag as well as a graphic on the heel of the footbed. The shoe also features a burgundy-colored tooling with white speckling throughout. Nike SB has celebrated Valentine's Day with sneakers a handful of times in the past. One of the more notable releases was  StrangeLove's SB Dunk Low  collab, which dropped in 2020. At the time of writing, release details for this "Valentine's Day" SB Dunk Low have yet to be announced by the brand. Check back soon for updates.

  The  Air Jordan 2 Low's  current run continues with a new women's colorway that's not being designated as a 'Reimagined' release, but would fit the bill based on appearance. Initially rumored to be a re-release of the original "Chicago" colorway, this Air Jordan 2 Low features a Bulls-inspired scheme distinctly blocked from its OG predecessors. This perforated white leather upper and red accent hits are consistent carryovers, but the black satin collar and interior are unlike anything seen on the model in a white-based colorway before. The use of a pre-aged midsole is a further nod to the '86 pairs as well. Each pair will come with a drawstring Jordan dust bag. The Air Jordan 2 Low Women's is set to release on October 7 on  nike.com  and select Jordan retailers. Air Jordan 2 Low Women's Release Date:  10/07/23 Color:  White/University Red-Black-Coconut Milk Style:  FD4849-106 Price:  $150 Nike Nike Nike Nike Nike Nike Nike Nike

  It appears one of  Concepts'  most memorable  New Balance  collabs is coming back. Deon Point, the creative director of the Boston-bred boutique, shared images on Instagram yesterday of the coveted  "C-Note" Concepts x New Balance 998.  The sneaker project was originally released in 2013 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 998 model, and the colorway was modeled after the new $100 bills that also went into circulation that year. The new note donned a blue security ribbon at the center, a larger graphic of Benjamin Franklin, and a light blue tint throughout the surface. The sneaker itself featured a tan suede upper that was offset by brown and grey-colored panels toward the heel counter. Completing the look are a sail, a blue Abzorb midsole, and a black outsole. At the time of writing, neither Concepts nor New Balance has officially confirmed that a "C-Note" Concepts x New Balance 998 is rereleasing, but the comments on Point's Instagram post sug...