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2 weeks ago | sneakerbardetroit.com | Mario Briguglio

Ready to stunt on the green like a PGA pro with a streetwear twist? The Manors x Reebok Golf Collection is here to shake up your golf fits in a major way. After linking with Bryson DeChambeau and turning retro heat into golf shoes, Reebok is driving its game forward. This time, they’ve partnered with British golf lifestyle brand Manors to create a capsule that blends fairway functionality with clubhouse flair. The highlight? The OG Pump Golf—because nothing screams confidence like pressurized style.

2 weeks ago | sneakerbardetroit.com | Mario Briguglio

If grape soda was a sneaker, this would be it. The Air Jordan 4 RM “Vintage Purple” is arriving Fall 2025 with serious flavor. Jordan Brand clearly believes purple reigns supreme—and we agree. This remastered low-top features a mix of suede, mesh, and TPU for a bold but wearable look. The upper showcases dark purple suede on the mudguard and heel. Matching mesh and TPU accents round out the monochromatic feel with serious depth.

2 weeks ago | sneakerbardetroit.com | Mario Briguglio

When the game’s over but the drip must go on, Jordan Brand delivers again. Meet the Jordan Franchise Slide Quai 54—the post-game slide that says, “Yes, I still win.”This all-foam slide steps up dressed in a loud and proud yellow, accented with sleek black details. Each foot flaunts its own flair—Jumpman on one, Quai 54 on the other—because your slides should never match perfectly when your style doesn’t either.

2 weeks ago | sneakerbardetroit.com | Mario Briguglio

Zion Williamson channeled his inner shinobi with several Naruto sneaker collabs—but one, the Naruto x Zion Air Jordan 1, never released. This unreleased pair is based on the Air Jordan 1 High Utility Stash Sample. It features stash pockets, zippers, and even a removable pouch. If Kakashi Hatake needed kicks for a mission, these would be it. Decked out in olive green, black suede, and hints of navy, the color scheme screams elite ninja vibes.

2 weeks ago | sneakerbardetroit.com | Mario Briguglio

After a solid 18-month break, Sean Wotherspoon is back—and he’s printing the future, literally. Partnering with Zellerfeld, the SEAN DOUBLE U collection is here to shake up footwear with two 3D-printed wonders: a slip-on mule and a techy sneaker. Zellerfeld, based in Hamburg and known for their wild 3D-printing skills, handed Sean the keys and said, “Go nuts.” Naturally, he did just that. The sneaker brings the energy—it’s perfect for movement, skating, or outrunning your responsibilities. The mule?