In addition to the “Black” pair, Nike has also revealed a “White” edition of their latest “Have A Good Game” Air Force 1 High.Nike Air Force 1 High Have A Good Game comes constructed in a mix of patent leather, smooth leather, velcro Swooshes, and iridescent finishes.the assortment has already revealed a few colorways including the Blazer Mid, Air Max 270 React, and an Air Force 1 High, and now it’s about to welcome in another iteration to join its ranks.Repeated Nike branding on the panels, “Have A Good Game” glazed on the lateral heel atop a White midsole and icy translucent outsole completes the design.the most attention-grabbing features of the pair are the iridescent accents that shimmer through various territories such as the ankle straps, quarter panels, lower throat overlays, and Swooshes which happen to be removable.

Virgil Abloh‘s Off-White label and New Yeezy Boost 2020 will continue their relationship into 2020 with a new collaboration on a new model called, the Air Rubber Dunk.For those not up to speed, the pair fuses the upper of Nike’s relatively new P-6000 with the Nike Dunk’s sole unit. The former does, however, seemingly take on a new shape, with the silhouette more in line with a classic skate shoe than the original trainer’s sleek lines.Three color options will be available, one dressed in Black/White-Green Strike, another in University Gold/University Gold-Black, and a third in White/University Blue-White. Each model comes with Off-White’s signature text on the medial sides, along with zip-ties.

The Jordan “Why Not?” x Converse Pack treats two of Russell Westbrook’s favorite silhouettes – the Air Jordan 16 and the Converse Chuck 70 – Sneakerheads 2020 in a graphic and materials arrangement inspired by his gritty play on the court as well as chain nets found on outdoor basketball courts.In addition to Westbrook’s energy on the court, his unmatched style has no boundaries. The Air Jordan 16 features a detachable, magnetic shroud that can instantly transform the shoe’s look.Both the Air Jordan 16 and the Converse Chuck 70 feature a range of textures, from leather to satin, that nod back to rock and roll-styled leather jackets that Westbrook enjoys wearing. Studs that resemble those on leather jackets adorn the lateral side of the shroud of the Air Jordan 16 as well as the heel and the chevron star of the Converse Chuck 70. A crackled leather upper on the Converse Chuck 70 is meant to resemble the concrete foundations of street basketball. Westbrook’s “Why Not?” Logo is featured on both silhouettes in silver metal.