TOP SNEAKER RELEASES WEEK 25

The Nike SB P-Rod 1 ‘Dodgers’ brings back Paul Rodriguez’s first signature silhouette, blending skateboarding history with Los Angeles baseball vibes. Grey suede in various shades is paired with bold deep royal blue accents that clearly evoke the Dodgers. Details such as the PR monogram on the heel and classic Zoom Air cushioning round off this skate classic. The colourway looks sporty, yet remains clean and suitable for everyday wear. The trainer launches on 15 June and costs €120.

The Virgil Abloh Archive x Nike Cryoshot Zoom M9 revives a historic football boot from 1999 and makes it suitable for everyday wear thanks to Cryoshot technology. The transparent outsole encases the visible studs, whilst the white upper, featuring quilted details, red accents and the signature ‘AIR’ branding, evokes Virgil Abloh’s design DNA. Inspired by Mia Hamm and Team USA, football history meets modern lifestyle aesthetics here. The trainers launch on 16 June and cost €200.

The New Balance Allerdale ‘Vaporous Grey’ adds a high-quality, outdoor-inspired silhouette to the Made-in-UK range. Named after the region surrounding the Flimby factory, the trainer combines fine leather, suede overlays and D-ring lacing with a clean Grey/Chipmunk colourway. Beneath the sturdy cupsole lies FuelCell cushioning, complemented by a grippy outsole and an Ortholite insole. The result is a blend of hiking vibes, premium craftsmanship and everyday practicality. The trainers are released on 17 June and cost €250.

The New Balance 991v2 ‘Mahogany Rose’ demonstrates why the Made-in-UK models are currently so popular. Instead of loud colours, New Balance focuses on high-quality materials, clean construction and a subtle, sophisticated colourway. Suede, leather and mesh come together in warm mahogany rose tones, giving the modern 991v2 silhouette a particularly high-quality look. With its blend of premium craftsmanship, comfort and versatile styling, this runner is clearly one of the stronger GRs. The trainers are released on 18 June and cost €250.

The Air Jordan 1 High OG ‘Workwear’ brings rugged materials and natural colours to the classic AJ1 silhouette. White canvas meets olive-khaki nubuck, creating a utilitarian look that stands out clearly from typical leather releases. Black and brown collar details, along with gold metallic accents on the eyelets and Wings logo, provide a high-quality contrast to the design. A sail midsole and khaki outsole round off the earthy vibe. The trainers drop on 19 June and cost €180.