KICKS

Nike and Tom Sachs are back on good terms, which means a crispy pair of sneakers. The latter, dropped a couple of photos of the forthcoming NikeCraft Mars Yard 3.0 which is guaranteed to be one of the most hyped—and likely difficult to acquire (for retail price)—sneakers of the year, already.

Needless to say the Dodgers players were more than happy to receive their gifts and being that they don't need any extra money you probably won't be seeing any of these hit the secondary market anytime soon. Maybe a bench warmer who gets cut from the team might bubble his pair. You never know.

Adidas announced on Wednesday that they had donated $150 million from the sales of their remaining Yeezy sneakers to groups fighting hate. A new batch release was launched last month.

Fresh kicks on the holiday horizon.

Though there still isn't an official release date, rumors have these releasing sometime in September. However, we don't know just how limited they will be. Could be 100,000 pairs or 500,000, either way we needs these in our lives.

When SNKRS and Travis Scott Air Jordan 1’s join forces, there is a whole lot more pain, and L’s, than joy, and W’s, in its aftermath. Those are the rules.

One of Allen Iverson‘s best  and more beloved takes on his signature sneaker is coming back. The Reebok Question Mid in the “Blue Toe” colorway is on the schedule.

The June release of Tom Sachs NikeCraft “General Purpose Shoe” caught many people sleeping on the drop as the kicks not only sold out but resell for a pretty penny.

Nike's SNKRs app is still breaking our hearts.

One of Los Angeles Lakers' superstar LeBron James' most sought-after kicks will finally be available to the public.

The Xbox x adidas collaboration is giving gamers more heat for their feet.

At this point, Travis Scott is responsible for selling just as many sneakers as he does albums. The Houston rapper recently took to Instagram to stunt in a fit that featured yet another collaboration with Air Jordan.