Shoe fans stop here · 5 sneakers you must pay attention to this week

This week welcomes a new section for shoe fans. This time you can see Satisfy x HOKA, BEAMS x New Balance, adidas x A BATHING APE® and Jean Paul Gaultier x sacai x Nike and other topical collaborations have appeared one after another, which is undoubtedly a good week for shoe fans. In addition, TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance’s latest TDS 610 Slip-on new shoes are also worthy of attention. Interested readers may wish to follow us below to lock in more sneaker news.

Satisfy x HOKA Clifton LS Pack new joint shoe model officially launched

Release date: November 16
Pricing: €225

French sports performance brand Satisfy and outdoor footwear brand HOKA launch a new Clifton LS Pack joint shoe model, available in light and dark colors. This collaboration highlights the technical achievements of Clifton LS. The shoe is equipped with a paired shoelace system. The shoe body is made of various materials such as mesh, ripstop nylon and TPU. The toe caps and insoles of both pairs of shoes are printed There is the “Satisfy” brand name to highlight the joint identity. The color scheme is black as the main axis, supplemented by dark brown and navy blue embellishments. The other pair is in natural beige with moss green tones. Both pairs of shoes are equipped with EVA The midsole and Durabrasion rubber outsole complete the shoe.

BEAMS and New Balance launch new joint shoes

Release date: November 18
Price: ¥24,200 yen

BEAMS joins hands with New Balance to launch a new joint shoe model of the New Balance 996 equipped with GORE-TEX to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the shoe. New Balance 996 was born in 1988. It was originally a road running shoe. The shoe’s comfort and classic design have made it widely loved by the public. This time BEAMS uses 996 as a model, and the shoe body is made of synthetic suede and mesh. Waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX technology is also added. The color is presented in woodland camouflage. The two sides of the shoe body are decorated with “N” Logo in different colors. The unique inner boot structure can prevent water from entering and provide a comfortable fit. ; The shoe also comes with laces in 4 colors, making the whole pair of shoes more complete.

TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance releases new shoe model TDS 610 Slip-on

Release date: November 17
Price: ¥22,000 yen

TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO After ending its joint clothing series with AURALEE, New Balance once again welcomes the TDS 610 Slip-on in new shoe colors “OUTER SPACE” and “CONCRETE”. The TDS 610 Slip-on takes the MT610 shoe model released in 2011 and combines it with modern aesthetics to reshape it into a pair of shoes suitable for light hiking. The design inspiration comes from the combination of 422 upper and 610 sole configuration. Its ABZORB midsole has excellent cushioning and comfortable foot feel, and finally it is equipped with N-durance outsole made of highly durable rubber compound.

adidas joins hands with A BATHING APE® to create new Stan Smith co-branded shoes

Release date: November 18
Price: ¥27,500 yen

adidas and A BATHING APE® officially join forces to create a new Stan Smith collaboration shoe to celebrate the latter’s 30th anniversary. This time, two colors are launched: white and black. The synthetic leather upper of this shoe is made of 60% environmentally friendly materials, with camouflage patterns printed on the top, echoing the ABC CAMO Heel Mustache camouflage pattern on the back cover. The labels are all presented in gold, including the “Stan Smith” logo on the waist, the tongue label, and the “BAPE” text on the back cover. Finally, the laces are decorated with gold 30th anniversary commemorative buckles, giving this shoe a touch of luxury and high-end.

Jean Paul Gaultier x sacai x Nike’s new three-party joint shoe model officially debuts

Release date: November 22
Pricing: $250 USD

French design brand Jean Paul Gaultier joins forces with fashion brand sacai and Nike launches new three-party co-branded shoes.The brand will launch the second pair at the end of the year Nike Waffles joint shoe, as the sequel to the Jean Paul Gaultier x Nike Vaporwaffle tripartite joint shoe, it continues the stacked style, abstract appeal and eye-catching decoration of the previous shoe, but there are some slight material differences.