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Drake's NOCTA x Nike Hot Step 2 Set to Drop Soon!

Since its debut announcement at the end of 2020, Drake's collaborative NOCTA line with Nike has continued to impress with each new collection. Among the initial releases was the Hot Step Air Terra, which saw the introduction of eight distinct colorways. Now, fans can anticipate the arrival of its highly-anticipated sequel, the NOCTA x Nike Hot Step 2.

Spotted on Drake's feet during his It’s All A Blur tour alongside 21 Savage last year, the Hot Step 2 has been generating buzz with its sleek design and eye-catching details. The upcoming release will kick off with a striking "Total Orange" iteration, featuring intricate linework on the upper and chrome accents throughout. Matching chrome Swooshes adorn the toe, complementing the vibrant orange color scheme. Additionally, co-branding is prominently displayed on the tongue and sockliner.

While an official release date has yet to be confirmed by Drake or Nike, anticipation is building for the Hot Step 2 to hit shelves this summer. It is expected to be available via Nike SNKRS and select retailers, with prices starting at $200 USD. As we await further updates, including news of additional colorways, stay tuned for the official announcement from Nike.

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Vans vault

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But is the price worth it? Which version is right for you? We compared two styles to find out. As such, the sneakers are generally a notch up in price from the mainline versions, about $20-$30. The sublabel has become the obsession of sneakerheads around the world, and now, it’s cemented as Vans’ premium lineup. The runs are often limited to just 1500 pairs and sometimes even just 500 pairs, a microscopic number compared to its daily output. It was a way for the brand to focus on its archival designs while also collaborating with revered designers and select shops. Vans developed its Vault program, underscoring its. The Vault by Vans collection celebrates our history and the legacy of craft by elevating iconic designs through choice materials and meticulous attention to. Vans introduced its vintage-inspired sublabel, Vault by Vans, back in 2003. After 50 years, Vans and its classic shoe silhouettes see continuous wear across all styles and trends. Available in Flame, Deep Blue, and Lemon Chrome with a VLT build with adrop-in sock liner providing added.

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Featuring three pop monochrome colorways, the latest Vault by Vans Old Skool VLT LX pack arrives with vaux cro skin uppers. In price and in quality, these revival sneakers seem to be elevated as the upgraded version of the mainline product. Over fifty years of craftwork meets modern cushioning and premium materials. These reintroductions aren’t just visually striking, though. Converse’s retro Chuck 70 sneakers, Nike’s Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage sneakers as well as a host of other examples are bringing back an era of designs we didn’t know we needed. The Vans Vault online store channels an eclectic skate style inspired by contemporary street fashion, art and music. In recent years, brands have looked to the past, not just for inspiration, but to resurface archival designs. Black and grey cotton, rubber and calf leather Vault sneakers from Vans featuring a round toe, a flat sole, a lace fastening, a logo tag and a checkered.

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Official Images of the Air Jordan 6 "Mint Foam"

Jordan Brand‘s Spring 2022 collection is replete with striking colorways, and one iteration that’s geared towards the brand’s women’s demographic is the Air Jordan 6 “Mint Foam” colorway. This impending installment first surfaced at the top of the year via early imagery, but now we have a detailed look thanks to Nike loading up its official photos.

Design-wise, this pair for the ladies comes predominantly fitted with neutral tones, allowing its titular shade to play more of a supportive role. Premium leather makes up the high-profile silhouette, and it comes color-blocked with lighter gray toe boxes, tongues and perforated quarter panels while the overlays and collars balance things out with angelic finishes. A subtle-yet-luxe touch is found on the lace locks as they have been covered in chrome, and a tiny pop of “Mint Foam” appears on the lipped-out heel counters. Shifting the focus downstairs, the midsole unit is prepared with white and “Mint Foam” molds and comes stacked above the silhouette’s traditional icy blue outsoles.

Interested in copping? Be on the lookout for Nike and other retailers to drop these on March 8 for $200 USD.

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TaylorMade Announces New TP Patina Putter Collection

TaylorMade’s new TP Patina Putter Collection features, says the company, “a refined aesthetic paired with unparalleled craftsmanship.”

Comprised of seven distinct models, the TP Patina Putter Collection is a modern take on a classic design, built with TaylorMade’s patented, Tour-proven Pure Roll insert. All in, TP Patina is a look from the past that plays like the future.

Delivering a rich and classic colorway to the line of TP Putters, the TP Patina Putter Collection features a naturally tarnishing patina finish. Through combining black nickel and copper properties, we created a unique reveal on the edges and sole of the putter. The TP Patina Putter Collection is built for golfers who favor a smooth and traditional putter shape still backed by unrivaled performance and technology.

Built to optimize roll characteristics in all models of the TP Patina Putter Collection, a new and thicker 5mm aluminum Pure Roll insert is specially engineered to bring the grooves into direct contact with the ball. As compared to a solid face, the Pure Roll insert’s 45-degree grooves improve forward roll, helping the ball start and stay on its intended line.

This third-generation release of the TP Putter Collection features new signature TP screws that securely fasten the Pure Roll insert to the putter face. Through this process, voids and air pockets beneath the insert are minimized, creating an improved and solid feel on impact.

Soto, Juno & Del Monte

The three blade-style putters in the TP Patina Putter Collection, Soto, Juno and new Del Monte all feature a clean build with a single sightline on the back cavity. Each blade putter is complete with a Pure Roll insert designed to give golfers optimized stability, control and feel.

As with every putter in TaylorMade’s TP Collection, the naming convention for the putters within the patina range draw on inspiration from areas, regions and landmarks of some of the world’s greatest golf destinations and historic courses.

The Soto provides a smooth appearance at address with 47-degree of toe hang and a full shaft offset.

Juno Shaped with squared contours, Juno’s appearance is complete with 36-degree of toe hang and a full shaft offset.

With a single sightline on the back cavity, the Del Monte putter features a slight toe hang of 8-degreeand a firm feeling on impact.

The mallet options for the Patina Collection are equally as impressive with four options including the Ardmore 1, Ardmore 2, Ardmore 3 and the new DuPage. Each mallet putter is constructed with a Pure Roll insert designed to give golfers optimized stability, control and feel.

Ardmore 1 is a face-balanced mallet designed with dual cavity sightlines and one top sightline, and a full shaft offset intended to promote a linear stroke.

With double cavity sightlines for a straight back, straight through stroke, Ardmore 2 features a face balanced toe hang and single bend TM hosel.

Ardmore 3 incorporates a 42-degree toe hang on a short slant hosel with a single cavity sightline.

The all new DuPage mallet putter completes the TP Patina Putter collection with a new take on the traditional mallet design incorporating a single bend, face balanced design.

New to the TP Patina Putter Collection, the TP adjustable weight system enables the TP sole weights to be unique to each stock length to hit a specific swing weight. Weights ranging from 2.5, 5, 7.5, 10, 15 and 20 grams are available for sale separately.

The entire TP Patina Collection is available in 34-inch and 35-inch lengths in both right-hand and left-hand models. Each putter comes equipped stock with a KBS CT Taper Stepless Chrome Putter shaft and a Super Stroke Pistol GT 1.0 grip.

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6 Coffee Sneakers On StockX We Need Right Now

Sneakers and coffee are a match made in heaven (so long as you’re careful about the spills). And the two worlds have never been closer together: from sneaker-themed cafes (like Portland’s Deadstock Coffee), to sneaker brands opening incredible coffee bars (like Atmos in Tokyo or Sneaker Laundry in Glasgow), to the collision of sneaker fashion and coffee culture at massive events like SCA Expo, Tokyo Coffee Festival, and ComplexCon (and the list goes on).

But this is nothing new for sneaker brands. From Nike to Adidas to Diadora and New Balance, brands have long looked to coffee’s colorways and culture for design inspiration, and coffee search terms yield hundreds of results on sneaker resale sites like Stadium Goods, Grailed, and GOAT. For the purposes of this article we hunted out a half-dozen or so favorites from StockX, the sneaker resale sensation where shoes are tracked and traded around the world like market stocks. Whatever your taste is in footwear and coffee, there’s something here for you. (Just don’t buy out my size, okay?)

Jordan 3 Retro Mocha (2018) — via StockX

Arguably the coolest “coffee shoe” of 2018, the Jordan 3 Retro Mocha dropped in December of last year to rave reviews (and much Instagramming). Modeled off Nike’s 2001 Jordan brand release, this shoe features a lustrous coffee-inspired mocha leather colorway on the heel, toe, sole, and logo, offset by white and chrome evoking a dollop of whipped cream on top. I really dig this shoe’s Jumpman logo—he’s jumping for a mocha!

Diadora S800 “Espresso Ristretto” — via StockX

It’s no surprise that Italian sneaker brand Diadora (based in Treviso, just north of Venice) would draw on Italy’s proud history of coffee obsession and innovation. Originally released in AW 2105, this is another “retro”, inspired by the company’s early 90s S800 line of runners. This shoe was entirely made in Italy at Diadora’s Caerano San Marco factory, with quality and detail that speaks to generations of Italian craftsmanship. And while the colorway isn’t swathed in brown, it does evoke pleasant espresso tasting notes: think clean and structured, with tonal herbal hints.

Diadora V7000 x Footpatrol “Macchiato” — via StockX

Another one from Diadora, this time by way of London’s famed Footpatrol sneaker boutique (now with a second location in Paris). Like a La Marzocco on the bar of a busy Soho coffee shop, the pairing works. Released on Black Friday 2016, This one features draws again from retro Diadora, fusing a luscious coffee-and-milk beige suede with a tongue sporting the traditional Italian tricolore and Foot Patrol’s logo subtly embossed on the side heel. Extremely limited in production, this shoe actually dropped as part of a capsule with a shirt (just okay) and track pants (extremely good), seen here via Sneaker News.

Nike SB Dunk Low “Coffee Lovers” — via StockX

Nike’s skateboarding division put these stunners out back in 2016 replete with trademark chunky laces, a Pacific Northwest forest green upper, and a dream swirl of khaki and brown tones on the toe meant to evoke a nice cuppa. These shoes are s h o c k i n g l y slept on by coffee shoe heads, and make perhaps the strongest value buy on this list (they’re going for around half of their 2016 retail price right now on StockX).

Adidas Tubular Invader “Flat White” — via StockX

The Flat White does not exist—but the Adidas Tubular Invader “Flat White” most assuredly does. These strappy jams evoke some of the more far-out techno fashion coming out of the House of Three Stripes, without veering into full-on Yeezy territory. They also aren’t priced like Yeezys, which is nice—StockX has ’em for around $60. But maybe consider swapping out the laces? 

Saucony “Avocado Toast” — via StockX

If the question is “cop or drop,” these are going to have to be a firm “drop” from me, but no coffee sneaker list is complete without including Saucony’s 2018 “Avocado Toast” release. We dutifully mocked-slash-requested freebies from Saucony late last year, but never heard anything back, which is a shame. Because everyone knows it’s not really cafe breakfast keeping the millennials from home ownership—it’s all these damn sneakers!

Jordan Michelman (@suitcasewine) is a co-founder and editor at Sprudge Media Network. Read more Jordan Michelman on Sprudge. 

Editor’s note: Jordan Michelman’s opinion on footwear does not reflect the opinion of Sprudge Media Network or its editorial staff. 

Disclosure: StockX is not currently part of the Sprudge Media Network advertising program, and Sprudge was in no way compensated for this links-laden post that in retrospect kind of looks like advertorial. However, should someone from StockX read this article and be inspired to reach out with a coupon code, please get in touch.

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6 Coffee Sneakers On StockX We Need Right Now

Sneakers and coffee are a match made in heaven (so long as you’re careful about the spills). And the two worlds have never been closer together: from sneaker-themed cafes (like Portland’s Deadstock Coffee), to sneaker brands opening incredible coffee bars (like Atmos in Tokyo or Sneaker Laundry in Glasgow), to the collision of sneaker fashion and coffee culture at massive events like SCA Expo, Tokyo Coffee Festival, and ComplexCon (and the list goes on).

But this is nothing new for sneaker brands. From Nike to Adidas to Diadora and New Balance, brands have long looked to coffee’s colorways and culture for design inspiration, and coffee search terms yield hundreds of results on sneaker resale sites like Stadium Goods, Grailed, and GOAT. For the purposes of this article we hunted out a half-dozen or so favorites from StockX, the sneaker resale sensation where shoes are tracked and traded around the world like market stocks. Whatever your taste is in footwear and coffee, there’s something here for you. (Just don’t buy out my size, okay?)

Jordan 3 Retro Mocha (2018) — via StockX

Arguably the coolest “coffee shoe” of 2018, the Jordan 3 Retro Mocha dropped in December of last year to rave reviews (and much Instagramming). Modeled off Nike’s 2001 Jordan brand release, this shoe features a lustrous coffee-inspired mocha leather colorway on the heel, toe, sole, and logo, offset by white and chrome evoking a dollop of whipped cream on top. I really dig this shoe’s Jumpman logo—he’s jumping for a mocha!

Diadora S800 “Espresso Ristretto” — via StockX

It’s no surprise that Italian sneaker brand Diadora (based in Treviso, just north of Venice) would draw on Italy’s proud history of coffee obsession and innovation. Originally released in AW 2105, this is another “retro”, inspired by the company’s early 90s S800 line of runners. This shoe was entirely made in Italy at Diadora’s Caerano San Marco factory, with quality and detail that speaks to generations of Italian craftsmanship. And while the colorway isn’t swathed in brown, it does evoke pleasant espresso tasting notes: think clean and structured, with tonal herbal hints.

Diadora V7000 x Footpatrol “Macchiato” — via StockX

Another one from Diadora, this time by way of London’s famed Footpatrol sneaker boutique (now with a second location in Paris). Like a La Marzocco on the bar of a busy Soho coffee shop, the pairing works. Released on Black Friday 2016, This one features draws again from retro Diadora, fusing a luscious coffee-and-milk beige suede with a tongue sporting the traditional Italian tricolore and Foot Patrol’s logo subtly embossed on the side heel. Extremely limited in production, this shoe actually dropped as part of a capsule with a shirt (just okay) and track pants (extremely good), seen here via Sneaker News.

Nike SB Dunk Low “Coffee Lovers” — via StockX

Nike’s skateboarding division put these stunners out back in 2016 replete with trademark chunky laces, a Pacific Northwest forest green upper, and a dream swirl of khaki and brown tones on the toe meant to evoke a nice cuppa. These shoes are s h o c k i n g l y slept on by coffee shoe heads, and make perhaps the strongest value buy on this list (they’re going for around half of their 2016 retail price right now on StockX).

Adidas Tubular Invader “Flat White” — via StockX

The Flat White does not exist—but the Adidas Tubular Invader “Flat White” most assuredly does. These strappy jams evoke some of the more far-out techno fashion coming out of the House of Three Stripes, without veering into full-on Yeezy territory. They also aren’t priced like Yeezys, which is nice—StockX has ’em for around $60. But maybe consider swapping out the laces? 

Saucony “Avocado Toast” — via StockX

If the question is “cop or drop,” these are going to have to be a firm “drop” from me, but no coffee sneaker list is complete without including Saucony’s 2018 “Avocado Toast” release. We dutifully mocked-slash-requested freebies from Saucony late last year, but never heard anything back, which is a shame. Because everyone knows it’s not really cafe breakfast keeping the millennials from home ownership—it’s all these damn sneakers!

Jordan Michelman (@suitcasewine) is a co-founder and editor at Sprudge Media Network. Read more Jordan Michelman on Sprudge. 

Editor’s note: Jordan Michelman’s opinion on footwear does not reflect the opinion of Sprudge Media Network or its editorial staff. 

Disclosure: StockX is not currently part of the Sprudge Media Network advertising program, and Sprudge was in no way compensated for this links-laden post that in retrospect kind of looks like advertorial. However, should someone from StockX read this article and be inspired to reach out with a coupon code, please get in touch.

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Jordan Brand Holiday 2020 Retro Releases

Women’s Air Jordan VIII This Women’s Air Jordan VIII features the iconic chenille fabric patch on the tongue, smooth premium and suede leather, and is draped in rich Burgundy, a color deeply rooted in Jordan Brand history.

Air Jordan I Retro HI OG CO.JP First released in 2001, accompanying the Metallic Silver Air Jordan I HI OG CO.JP, the Midnight Navy colorway returns for a global release. One of the first HI OGs to use Navy coloring, this model was popular with skateboarders and worn by Nike SB athletes when Nike SB first formed in the early 2000s. The shoe features a metallic silver Swoosh and a jewel-finished Wings logo, and releases in full family sizing.

Air Jordan I Retro HI OG Straight from the vault, this HI OG takes inspiration from an elusive Friends and Family Air Jordan I in the 1980s that later came to life in 2003 as an Air Jordan I Mid. At the time, that Mid was amongst the first patent leather Air Jordan Is released from Jordan Brand. An OG satin woven label and glossy black and gold patent leather cover the model from heel to toe. It will be available in men’s and grade school sizing.

Air Jordan I Retro HI OG This Air Jordan I HI OG employs a new twist on a familiar color scheme: Dark Mocha. A colorway with rich history in the Jordan Brand, the crisp color blocking on genuine nubuck leather gives this model a clean and classic look. The shoe comes in men’s and grade school sizing.

Air Jordan III Retro Releasing outside of North America, this take on the Air Jordan III employs a black genuine leather upper with accents of purple and orange on the midsole, ankle and tongue. Gray cement elephant print finishes the look.

Air Jordan IV Retro The classic returns with OG color blocking, shape and details loyal to its original 1989 specs. The shoe comes with a Nike Air hangtag and OG packaging and releases in full family sizing.

Air Jordan XII Retro Another fresh spin on a classic model, this Air Jordan XII combines iconic Concord purple, a color rich in Jumpman history, with a genuine black suede upper. The model comes with an OG faux lizard-print mudguard, chrome finished eyelets and a woven label. The shoe releases in men’s and grade school sizing.

Air Jordan XII Retro Flipping the iconic black and red colors of the OG, this take on the Air Jordan XII puts a subtle color twist on the classic model. The shoe features a genuine red suede upper, an OG faux lizard-print mudguard, a woven label and is topped off with matte chrome finishes on the eyelets. The shoe also comes in OG packaging and releases in full family sizing.

Air Jordan IV 

Dressed in a combination of canvas and twill materials assembled in quilt-like patchwork fashion, this take on the Air Jordan IV features beautiful prints and textures inspired by Japanese craftwork and design. The model releases outside of North America.

Air Jordan V What The Continuing the celebration of the Air Jordan V’s 30-year anniversary, this “What The” edition of the iconic model mixes a variety of the silhouette’s past non-OG colorways and material plays including the Jordan V “Tokyo,” “Raging Bull,” “Green Bean,” “Army Olive” and “Quai 54,” among others. The shoes are completed by embroidered logos from the “Shanghai” and “Tokyo” colorways. The model releases in men’s and grade school sizing.

Air Jordan XIII Retro This refreshed take on the Air Jordan XIII employs a black reflective textile upper with Hyper Royal accents and detailing. With a microfiber tongue and familiar holographic eye, this model comes with OG packaging and releases in full family sizing.

Women’s Air Jordan I HI OG   Inspired by MJ’s iconic 63-point playoff game in Boston in 1986, the Women’s Air Jordan I HI OG focuses on progress, not perfection. The shoe flaunts a raw construction with unstitched eyelets and rich, genuine matted Lucky Green leather. The shoe, which comes in full family sizing, also features a parquet floor-inspired insole reminiscent of the old Boston court.

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Authentic Air Jordan 14 Retro Ferrari released

One of the hottest colorways of the Air Jordan 14, the Ferrari is releasing soon and now we have the official release date.As you know the Air Jordan 14 is inspired by the Ferrari,Michael Jordan's favorite car  cheap wallet .This particular model takes things a bit further while featuring red, black carbon and yellow,the same colors of MJ's.Reports are going around that the Ferrari Air Jordan 14 will release on August 16th.On a sidenote, the amount of units releasing is unknown but according to sources this may be a limited release.

The fourteenth signature sneaker is making a comeback for the later half of this year thanks to kicking things of with the Air Jordan 14 “Thunder” followed by August’s “Sports Blue rendition”.Somewhere down the line we’ll also see a “Black Toe” retro return,but all of those sneakers aren’t as anticipated as the upcoming Red Suede iteration known as the “Ferrari” Air Jordan 14 cheap nike shoes from china.Featuring a red suede construction,the sneaker ditches any kind of Toto inspiration thanks to chrome accents on the sole,carbon fiber details on the midsole and vibrant yellow on the branding. Be sure to grab a better look at this Fall release below.

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The 6 Best Shoes for Your Indoor Cycling Workout

The days of hitting the gym to work your chest, arms or legs aren’t over, but fitness facilities today make it possible to try an array of activities to improve your fitness level. One of the more popular workouts is cycling classes, commonly referred to as spin. Indoor cycling is great if you’re looking to tone up and improve your cardiovascular health. And the classes are popular, too — if you don’t get there early, you’re destined for a bike in the back of the room, far away from the instructor. If spin is for you, and you want shoes that will not only perform at a high level but also look good, there are several options available. To help you with your footwear search, Footwear News selected six of the top shoes for men and women — all featuring the SPD cleat system, often used for indoor cycling — that you could purchase now. Tiem Slipstream  Tiem hasn’t been around long, but it is already showing promise. Its lone silhouette, the Slipstream, comes in several eye-catching colorways that retail for $125. The Slipstream features a breathable mesh toe box, slip-on construction and a single-strap closure system. Tiem Slipstream, $125; tiemathletic.com Louis Garneau Chrome This men’s look from Louis Garneau is sleek and stylish, pairing leather

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