The Best New Sneakers We Have Our Eye On This Week

Timberland x Bee Line, Garrison Trail Mid

Timberland x Bee Line, Garrison Trail Mid, Price TBC

Winter is coming, which means it’s time to start trading those flip flops for more weather appropriate shoes. In that case, feast your eyes on these kicks from Timberland.

Timberland

Asics, FN1-S Gel-Nimbus 22

Asics, FN1-S Gel-Nimbus 22, Price TBC

Kiko’s collab with ASICS might be over, but thankfully he still had a few kicks in the development line. These stunners feature an eye-catching aesthetic and colourway which we’ll be gravitating towards for months to come.

Asics

Nike Air Force 1, Experimental

Nike Air Force 1, Experimental, Price TBC

The OG of the basketball world, Nike have put a new spin on their classic Air Force 1. The sneaker features stitched overlays, bold colours and the perfect amount of flash along with a vacuum-sealed treatment on the upper, which creates a one-of-a-kind finish that you’ll want to show off.

Nike

Converse x Jeff Hamilton, Chuck 70 High

Converse x Jeff Hamilton, Chuck 70 High, $175

From the man who designed Michael Jordan’s championship jackets back in the ‘90s comes a collaboration with Converse. The pair, in collaboration with Chinatown Market, dropped a pack paying homage to two winning teams of the NBA of the same decade.

Converse

Pharrell x adidas Terrell Mid Trailmaker

Pharrell x adidas Terrell Mid Trailmaker, $194

And here we thought black sneakers couldn’t get any better. How Pharrell proved us wrong. This collaboration with Adidas is a match made in heaven, as the latest PW “Triple Black” collection shows. We particularly love these trail shoes.

Adidas

Bad Bunny x Adidas, Forum Buckle Low “The First Cafe”

Bad Bunny x Adidas, Forum Buckle Low “The First Cafe”, $206

In the latest offering from the coveted collaboration between Bad Bunny and Adidas Originals, the pair has launched a new style in the form of the Forum Buckle Low. The colour palette skews to light brown, cream and tan tones, while the traditional lockdown strap across the top of the tongue boasts a heavier-duty buckle than usual.

Adidas

Puma, Deviate Nitro Men’s Running Shoes

Puma, Deviate Nitro Men’s Running Shoes, $260

This high-performance running shoe is packed with tech for your fast runs. Featuring PUMAGRIP traction and a carbon fibre innoplate, these shoes will see you break your personal bests with ease. It’s breathable, form-fitting and gives you max cushioning with improved efficiency.

Puma

Under Armour, Velociti Wind Running Shoes

Under Armour, Velociti Wind Running Shoes, $220

As the coveted sportswear brand makes its case for a high-performance running shoe, you can’t look past the Velociti Wind Running sneaker. With a lightweight and durable sole, the cushioning gives a close-to-the-ground, grippy feeling of speed.

Under Armour

Reebok, Nano X1 Grit Shoes

Reebok, Nano X1 Grit Shoes, $200

When it comes to training, you can’t look past this pair from Reebok, set to elevate even your most demanding workouts. Featuring a woven flex weave upper and float ride energy foam cushioning in the forefoot, these kicks have a responsive feel for running or double under. And there’s even a heel clip for stability, there to assist for quick lateral moves.

Reebok

For the greater part of 2020, our sneakers didn’t see the light of day. The global pandemic saw most of us spend the year in lockdown and its uniform of stained sweatpants, oversized crew-neck jumpers (to disguise the Covid-15 we’d gained during this time) and slippers in various states of disrepair. It’s a shame really, because when it comes to sneakers, the footwear has come great lengths from the items once sported by dad’s with a penchant for comfort. Now, sneakers are a stylish choice that are just as likely to have you turning heads on the street as they are to see you smash out a new PB in the gym.

As far as new styles go, the coronavirus might have brought some companies to a halt but it’s done nothing to deter the biggest sportswear labels from collaborating with talented artists, athletes and creatives, as they continue to drop fresh styles. This week’s top picks feature the likes of Nike, Adidas, collaborations with Pharrell and Bad Bunny and plenty more, all of which will inspire you to dust off your best outfit and get ready to hit the town - in a socially-distanced manner of speaking, of course.

Here are our top picks of the best sneakers landing this week.

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