TOP SNEAKER RELEASES WEEK 18

The Nike Ja 3 ‘Uncle Phil’ combines a personal story with modern performance. A striking Blue Chill colourway meets a lightweight, stable upper and strong grip for quick moves on the court. At its heart is full-length ZoomX cushioning, which ensures maximum energy return. Inspired by Ja Morant’s uncle, the trainer brings together emotional details and eye-catching colours. The shoe launches on 27 April and costs €135.

The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Flight Club” combines classic 80s vibes with modern details. Inspired by original Flight Club materials, the trainer features an upper made from black denim and nubuck, complemented by contrasting sail-coloured stitching and red accents. Vintage elements such as the slightly yellowed midsole, exposed foam tongue and rubber outsole create a throwback look, whilst reflective details add fresh highlights. The trainer is released on 29 April and costs €180.

The Air Jordan 6 ‘Bin 23’ brings back one of the most exclusive Jordan series. High-quality leather in ‘Off Noir’, fine suede details and subtle red accents create a sophisticated look. The iconic wax seal on the heel makes it immediately clear what this is: a genuine collector’s item. Strictly limited to 2,300 pairs worldwide. The trainer is released on 30 April and costs €350.

The Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro ‘Mambacita’ continues the emotional tribute series dedicated to Gigi Bryant. The trainer combines an elegant black and white design with gold detailing and stands out clearly thanks to shiny patent leather and subtle, almost dress-like elements. ‘Gigi’ branding and special packaging underline the significance of the release. Despite its sophisticated look, performance remains at court level. The trainer is released on 1 May and costs €190.

The Air Jordan 4 ‘Toro Bravo’ is making a comeback in 2026, bringing back one of the most popular non-OG colourways. The eye-catching Fire Red nubuck upper evokes classic Bulls vibes, whilst black and grey details complete the look. Compared to the 2013 release, the colour appears slightly darker, and the silhouette has been updated. The branding remains the same, with the Jumpman logo on the heel. The trainer is set to release on 2 May and will cost €210.