TOP SNEAKER RELEASES WEEK 30

The Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Chrome Swoosh’ is set to bring back the smaller, sculpted Chrome Swoosh – which first appeared on the AF1 in 1997 – in summer 2026. The women’s model features an all-black leather upper complete with tonal laces, midsole and outsole, making the metallic silver details stand out particularly well. Embossed Chrome Swooshes, matching lace dubraes and shiny Nike Air branding on the heel complete the look. Wolf Grey accents add extra depth to the release. The trainer drops on 20 July for €130. 

The adidas Hyperboost EPHR LT combines eye-catching urban style with modern performance and all-day comfort. The Boost cushioning ensures a soft, responsive feel, whilst the lightweight textile and synthetic upper remains breathable. A sturdy rubber outsole provides grip on urban surfaces, whilst the lace-up fastening ensures a secure fit. The blend of Originals DNA and functional design gives the shoe a sporty, modern and versatile look. The trainer drops on 21 July for €140. 

The Nike Ja 3 ‘Tiger’ brings Ja Morant’s signature line to the court with a wild animal-inspired look. A bright orange base is paired with black tiger stripes that run across the entire upper and cleverly incorporate the large JA branding. Metallic accents, the ‘Instinct’ lettering on the heel and eye-catching midsole details enhance the aggressive look. Technically, this performance trainer features responsive ZoomX cushioning for speed and comfort. The trainer launches on 23 July for €135. 

The Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble ‘Lawson’ brings Japanese convenience store vibes to the iconic running silhouette. The blue and white colourway is unofficially inspired by the Lawson convenience store chain and combines grey suede with various shades of blue on the wavy side panels. Red accents, rope laces, metallic silver details and the visible Big Bubble Air cushioning round off the look. Following the legal issues surrounding the planned 7-Eleven colourway, this version at least is set to be released as normal at Nike and selected retailers. The trainer drops on 25 July for €190.

The Air Jordan 4 ‘Comic’ brings a rare piece of Michael Jordan history to the iconic AJ4 silhouette. Inspired by MJ’s 1985 ‘Dunk’ comic-style T-shirt, the trainer combines a light-coloured leather upper with colourful gradients in yellow, orange, pink and purple. Black wings, transparent mesh inserts, jagged comic-style details and a comic-style Nike Air logo round off the eye-catching look. Vintage tones and pink accents give the release extra character. The trainer is set to be released on 25 July for €210.