Sneaker Freaker

Sneaker Freaker is an independent magazine from Australia that focuses on all things sneakers. Launched in 2002, it has gained popularity and is now available in more than 50 countries. The magazine was started by Simon Wood, who aimed to create a platform that would allow him to receive free shoes.

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Salehe Bembury Is Actually Dropping the 'Realtree Camo' Crocs Pollex Clogs

1 week ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Ross Dwyer

Originally Published31 May 2022 may be responsible for several culture-shifting designs – the created during his time at , his work on boots at and his swath of colabs with and come to mind – but none of his creations are quite as seismic as the ultra-influential , a thumbprint-inspired design created in partnership with .
Jalen Brunson Laces Nike Kobe 6 ‘Statue of Liberty’

1 week ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

The New York Knicks are in a rough spot, now trailing 0–2 in the Eastern Conference Finals after dropping both games at Madison Square Garden. Hopes were high heading into the series, but Indiana has managed to silence the MSG crowd twice in a row, leaving fans stunned and the team in must-win territory. Still, amid the heartbreak, Jalen Brunson managed to shine via his footwear. Brunson laced up the Protro ‘Statue of Liberty’ in Game 2, and the model made quite a cobalt splash on the hardwood.
air jordan 4 og colourways explained

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

The year is 1989. Tinker Hatfield drops the Air Jordan 4 – mesh panels, plastic wings, visible Air, and a windmill slam of attitude. And the colourways? They didn’t arrive quietly. Dropping in ‘Black/Cement Grey’, ‘White/Cement Grey’, ‘White/Fire Red’, and ‘White/Military Blue’, the originals hit the hardwood – and the streets – with an impact that still echoes today. Backed by buzzer-beaters, Spike Lee commercials, and MJ in full flight, these colourways didn’t just debut – they made history.
air jordan 4 white cement 2025 vs 2016 comparison

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

Few sneakers hold the massive cultural authority of the Air Jordan 4 ‘White Cement’. First laced up in 1989 and retroed several times over the decades, each re-release is met with forensic-level scrutiny. And with the 2025 edition crashing down like a concrete slab this week, comparisons to its predecessors are inevitable. So, how does the latest version stack up?
kith asics summer 2025 collaboration

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

Kith and ASICS have once again teamed up for a slick collaboration, this time unveiled via a detailed eBay listing from user @mysia6d. The lineup features four ASICS silhouettes: two GEL‑Nimbus 10.1s, two GEL‑Kayano 12.1s, plus the JOG 100S and GEL‑Nunobiki. The GEL‑Nimbus 10.1 appears in bold ‘Black/Pure Silver’ and contrasting ‘White/Pure Silver’ offerings, distinguished by neon accents and carbon fibre-patterned leather overlays.
asics gel nimbus 10 1 banana strawberry release

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

and are serving up a tasty new collaboration with the ‘Banana Split’ Pack. First teased at atmosCon in Tokyo, the drop debuted two playful colourways inspired by summer treat staples: ‘Banana’ and ‘Strawberry’. The Tokyo‑exclusive ‘Banana’ variant arrived with sunny yellow tones and creamy vanilla mesh, while the globally‑released ‘Strawberry’ edition brought soft pink hues accented by chocolate‑brown details and metallic overlays.
Sundae Best: Vandy The Pink and ASICS Serve Up Dessert-Inspired GEL-Nimbus 10.1s

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

and are serving up a tasty new collaboration with the ‘Banana Split’ Pack. First teased at atmosCon in Tokyo, the drop debuted two playful colourways inspired by summer treat staples: ‘Banana’ and ‘Strawberry’. The Tokyo‑exclusive ‘Banana’ variant arrived with sunny yellow tones and creamy vanilla mesh, while the globally‑released ‘Strawberry’ edition brought soft pink hues accented by chocolate‑brown details and metallic overlays.
No Grit, Just Glow: A$AP Rocky Polishes the PUMA Inhale and Mostro

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

A$AP Rocky’s partnership with PUMA continues to deepen, as the creative director role he assumed in late 2023 is now paying dividends for the Big Cat. After debuting his first PUMA sneaker drop – the Inhale OG in May last year – Rocky has continued to reshape archival runners into street‑driven statements. His latest reveal, the Inhale OG ‘Reflective’, keeps the Inhale’s signature aerodynamic curves, but adds a sleeker, more polished aesthetic.
Class Act: The Nike Kobe 5 Protro ‘Lower Merion Aces’ Is Back in Session

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

are set to revisit a legendary high school tribute with the  Protro ‘Lower Merion Aces (Away),’ expected to release next year. Originally arriving in 2010, the palette stays true to Kobe’s Philadelphia alma mater, featuring a dominant metallic silver body, ‘Team Red’ accents, and crisp white midsole – a reversal of the ‘Home’ version’s colour placement. The lateral Swoosh appears in bold maroon, echoing the Lower Merion High School Aces’ team colours.
Bruce Lee Energy: Luka Dončić’s Quai 54 Sneakers Bring the Heat

2 weeks ago | sneakerfreaker.com | Gabe Filippa

Quai 54, the world’s biggest streetball tournament, returns to Paris this July – ready to take over the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium with its trademark mix of basketball, music, and culture. And where there’s heat on the court, there’s fire on the feet – Jordan Brand are back with fresh drops, this time led by Luka Dončić. Front and centre is the Jordan Luka 4 ‘Quai 54’, which looks like it draws direct inspiration from Bruce Lee’s legendary yellow jumpsuit in 1978's Game of Death.