Andrew Rizzo

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This Nike Dunk Low would have sold out had it released five years ago, but alas, the sneaker industry looks way different in 2025 than it did in 2020. Years of oversaturation have greatly watered down demand for the Peter Moore-designed sneaker, meaning these sorts of unassuming GRs can often be found at steep markdowns. With that being said, if you’re still out buying new Nike Dunks, this “Olive/Cargo Khaki” colorway is plenty clean.

1 week ago | sneakernews.com | Andrew Rizzo

After checking off a Crocs collaboration in 2024, the Naruto franchise is taking its next step in footwear by linking with Converse on a Chuck Taylor collection. Three key characters from the franchise’s Shippuden saga get their own dedicated pairs, all of which release May 22nd. Shown here via retailer images courtesy of Feature, we begin with a design inspired by the anime’s protagonist.

1 week ago | sneakernews.com | Andrew Rizzo

Nike is embracing its experimental side with a new mold-breaking Air Force 1 Low style for Summer 2025. Standard leather wraps most of the upper, but in an intriguing twist, the quarter panels are altered with mesh underlays and an added layer of synthetic material. Moreover, Nike chooses to add two lines of stitched “tape” material; one over the rear seam and another that goes horizontally across the quarter.

1 week ago | sneakernews.com | Andrew Rizzo

Be it an athlete, celebrity, or otherwise, Ronnie Fieg knows how to enlist the right people for KITH lookbooks. As the KITH x adidas partnership moves back onto the pitch with an extensive footwear and apparel capsule, the New York streetwear brand has tapped Brazilian football legend Kaká to star in its campaign. The capsule centers around footwear from the iconic adidas Predator line, including many of the models the Kaká wore throughout his storied playing career.

1 week ago | sneakernews.com | Andrew Rizzo

Sneaker loafers look to play a big role in spring/summer fashion this year, and it’s largely because of New Balance. Ever since the New Balance 1906 Loafer graced our newswire, brands like HOKA, Converse, Mizuno, and more have joined the chorus with loafer sneakers of their own, bolstering a niche that’s as fresh as it is controversial. Circling back to the model responsible for the movement, the New Balance 1906L has now surfaced in familiar “Raincloud” tones.