Nigel Sylvester's Air Jordan 4 "Brick By Brick" Supports This Week's Best Footwear Drops
Dropping alongside a new Salehe Bembury x New Balance campaign, a second set of Bode x Nike Astrograbbers and more.
As March Madness quickly approaches, the sneaker scene is undergoing its own form of mania with sneaker brands rolling out the red carpet for another exciting list of drops. Crocs, New Balance, Nike, Converse, Jordan Brand and adidas have all prepared notables for this week, but before we give you the full rundown on what to expect, let’s first look back at which headlines caught our eye in the sneaker space last week.
Nike continued the rollout of its new Air Max Dn8 silhouette by presenting its athlete and innovator-led campaign featuring the likes of Ilya Chemetoff, Ja Morant and Rayssa Leal. We also got a preview of the ACG line’s new Ultrafly 2 silhouette. A first look at the long awaited LeBron 21 “Prime ‘93” surfaced alongside a new Ducks of a Feather campaign featuring the Air Max 95/97. Speaking of the Air Max 95, we previewed A Ma Maniére’s new “Hand Wash Cold” colorway, as well as received release info regarding the “Honey Black” look from Corteiz. Jordan Brand also had its new Air Jordan 3 “Seoul 2.0” leak to round things out for the Swoosh.
Elsewhere in the industry, adidas announced that it has officially sold all of its leftover YEEZY inventory. The brand also teased what to expect from Anthony Edwards’ next signature shoe, sparking much discussion across the scene. Another preview of the brand’s Jellyfish sneaker made in collaboration with Pharrell hit the net too. Other key collaborations that were previewed include the Kith x New Balance “Osaka” pack, Balenciaga x PUMA and TOGA x ASICS.
With all of the past week’s key headlines recapped, lets now look to which pairs to look forward to in the next seven days, starting with a restock of BAPE x Crocs’ first collaboration. Afterwards, hit up HBX to shop styles that are available now.
BAPE x Crocs Classic Clog
Bape
Release Date: March 12
Release Price: $80 USD
Where to Buy: Crocs
Why You Should Cop: In case you missed out on last week’s launch, BAPE and Crocs are preparing to offer a second chance at their first collaboration together. The three colorways of green, pink and blue are returning after flying off of shelves previously. Each look is not only equipped with BAPE’s iconic “ABC Camo”, they are adorned with familiar BAPE motifs that have been recreated as Jibbitz charms.
Salehe Bembury x New Balance 991v2 “Colors Be The Palette”
New Balance
New Balance
New Balance
Release Date: March 13
Release Price: $250 USD
Where to Buy: BeASpunge
Why You Should Cop: It’s been over half a year since Salehe Bembury first unveiled his new purple take on the New Balance 991v2. Now, it’s time for the “Colors Be The Palette” look to finally make its way onto the market. A rough suede and mesh combination in purple is joined by hints of orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, off-white, gray and black as callouts to Bembury arrive at the co-branded tongue, sockliner and special packaging.
Nike Air Zoom Spiridon “Signal Blue”
Nike
Nike
Nike
Release Date: March 13
Release Price: $160 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: 28 years later, the Nike Air Zoom Spiridon “Signal Blue” is back. The model has been enjoying a return to form thanks to the Swoosh bringing it back last year and now revisits this OG colorway. Its upper begins with a black mudguard that is crowned with reflective piping and a silver Swoosh at each side of the midfoot. A blue mesh and white midsole add to the look with a red lateral forefoot Swoosh completing its presentation.
ADER ERROR x Converse Chuck 70 Low & Wave Trainer
Ader Error
Ader Error
Ader Error
Ader Error
Ader Error
Ader Error
Release Date: March 13
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: ADER ERROR
Why You Should Cop: ADER ERROR and Converse have worked closely together for the past couple of years and are responsible for some of the brand’s most unique looks in recent memory. They’ve reunited this season to bring their pre-worn aesthetic to the Chuck 70 Low and Wave Trainer. The Chucks appear in white with blue and black detailing joined by a pre-scuffed sole unit. As for the Wave Trainer, it favors a bold blue rendition that features a special heel shroud and similar faux sole wear.
Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Brick By Brick”
Nike
Nike
Nike
Release Date: March 14
Release Price: $225 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Nigel Sylvester brought “BIKE AIR” to Jordan Brand and is continuing to build the line’s legacy by releasing much-anticipated sneakers such as this week’s Air Jordan 4 “Brick By Brick.” The orange-covered rendition of the model is an homage to Sylvester’s perseverance and determination in overcoming obstacles as a BMX professional. He’s again applied his own mini Swoosh to a sneaker, placing it in an off-white at the lateral forefoot that matches the heel’s special “Bike Air” branding.
CNCPTS x New Balance 1000 “Mile”
Cncpts
Cncpts
Release Date: March 14
Release Price: TBC
Where to Buy: CNCPTS
Why You Should Cop: CNCPTS and New Balance are responsible for many sought-after sneakers, including their 998 “C-Note” pair from 2013. A sequel to this beloved project arrives this week with the 1000 “Mile.” Drawing inspiration from a special 1890 version of the now defunct $1,000 USD banknote that sold for millions at auction in 2014, it leverages the layered structure of the 1000 sneaker by applying shades of green and off-white throughout. A hint of pink nods to the theme as well, arriving at the branding situated at the forefoot, heel and co-branded tongue.
Bode x Nike Astrograbber “Green” and “Black”
Bode
Bode
Bode
Bode
Bode
Release Date: March 14
Release Price: $160 USD
Where to Buy: Bode
Why You Should Cop: Bode and Nike are officially back this week. The high-powered duo made their debut in 2024, releasing a wide range of co-designed apparel alongside reviving the Astrograbber, an American football shoe from the ’70s. More pairs are on the way as new “Green” and “Black” colorways have been assembled for Spring/Summer 2025. The “Black” version trades out the leather upper it used previously for a mesh one, leaving the “Green” pair to utilize leather. Bode-branded tongue tags and a co-branded golden football charm completes the retro-inspired looks.
Nike Air Foamposite One “Black Volt”
Nike
Nike
Nike
Release Date: March 14
Release Price: $240 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: Nike is maintaining the momentum of the Air Foamposite One — which most recently dropped in its legendary “Galaxy” look — by now delivering this “Black Volt” version of the shoe. An all-black upper is accented by bright green “Volt” detailing at the semi-translucent outsole and the branding elements scattered across the sneaker.
adidas Basketball “Metamorphosis” Pack
Adidas
Adidas
Adidas
Release Date: March 15
Release Price: $110 USD to $160 USD
Where to Buy: adidas
Why You Should Cop: The adidas Basketball team has put together five new “Metamorphosis”-themed sneakers, featuring its four newest signature shoes and the Adizero Select 3.0. Each pair symbolizes the player’s rise to greatness with green and black color schemes present throughout. The complete lineup of silhouettes also includes Anthony Edwards’ AE1 Low, James Harden’s Harden Vol. 9, Donovan Mitchell’s D.O.N. Issue #6 and Damian Lillard’s Dame 9.
Air Jordan 9 “Cool Grey”
Nike
Nike
Nike
Release Date: March 15
Release Price: $210 USD
Where to Buy: SNKRS
Why You Should Cop: It’s 2002 all over again this week as Jordan Brand returns the Air Jordan 9 “Cool Grey” to shelves. Its nubuck and patent leather upper returns in its signature grey, staying true to its predecessor. The one-pull lacing system features white laces, matching the midsole and heel branding while a “Cool Grey” tint strikes the semi-translucent outsole.
