This week, Jordan Brand refreshes one of its original Jordan 4 colorways for the all-new Air Jordan 4 Military Black, Yeezy delivers a three-pack of Slides, and Nike teams up with Stüssy for an Air Force 1 Mid. Find out which sneaker releases are the most popular, which are the most expensive, and which new Jordans, Yeezys, and more are coming your way in this latest installment of The Drop List.
Best Sneakers This Week
Nike Dunk Low White Black
The Nike Dunk Low White Black continues its reign as the most popular sneaker of the week on StockX. By now, it’s clear that this black and white model is a fan favorite. Its neutral look pairs well with any outfit, making it a viable daily driver.
Puma MB.01 LaMelo Ball Rick and Morty
Puma LaMelo Ball MB.01
Despite debuting less than six months ago, the Puma LaMelo Ball MB.01 has surpassed the Puma RS Dreamer making it the most-traded Puma sneaker in StockX history. The after-market success of the MB.01 Rick & Morty and Queen City colorways have unveiled a new level of hype for LaMelo Ball’s puma collection. With a slate of new LaMelo Ball shoes set for the summer, there are no signs of slowing down.
Most Expensive Sneaker This Week
Nike SB Dunk High Supreme Orange
Last week, a pair of the Nike SB Dunk High Supreme Orange sold for a week-high price of $7,800. Not only was this sale the most expensive sale of the week, it was also the highest sale in StockX history of this particular model. Being that the Nike SB Dunk High Supreme Orange is from 2003, it’s almost unbelievable that there are still pairs in deadstock condition.
Best Sneakers Releasing This Week
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Image by Nike
Air Jordan 4 Military Black
Jordan Brand flips one of its original Air Jordan 4 colorways for the Air Jordan 4 Military Black.
Pulling its color-blocked style from the Air Jordan 4 Military Blue, the Air Jordan 4 Military Black features a smooth white leather upper with a light grey Durabuck toe wrap and netted TPU inserts. Military Black eyelets, heel tabs, and underlays add a stark contrast to the upper. At the base, a grayscale sole with a visible Air unit completes the design.
The Air Jordan 4 Military Black releases on Saturday, May 21st for $210 on the SNKRS app and in select Jordan retailers.
adidas Yeezy Slide Glow (Image by adidas)
adidas Yeezy Slide Onyx (Image by adidas)
adidas Yeezy Slide Pure (Image by adidas)
adidas Yeezy Slides
If you are in the market for a fresh pair of slides for summer, Yeezy is dropping off three colorways of their popular Yeezy Slide.
While the Yeezy Slide Onyx and Pure colorways have been released in the past and therefore are simply restocking, the Yeezy Slide Glow is a new, brighter iteration of the same-named Slide released in 2021 Each slide is constructed with EVA foam for comfort and responsiveness. A deeply grooved outsole adds proper traction for daily wear.
All three Yeezy Slides release on Monday, May 16th for $60 on the adidas CONFIRMED app and in select stores.
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Image by Nike
Nike Air Force 1 Mid Stüssy Grey Black
Following a Stussy-exclusive release, the Nike Air Force 1 Mid Stüssy Grey Black is receiving a wider release.
The Nike Air Force 1 Mid Stüssy Grey Black arrives with a grey smooth leather upper with black tumbled leather overlays and Swooshes. Atop the velcro ankle strap, Stüssy logo embroidery provides a custom feel. From there, a white and black Air sole at the base adds the finishing touch.
The Nike Air Force 1 Mid Stüssy Grey Black releases on Thursday, May 19th for $150 on the SNKRS app and in select stores.
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Image by Nike
Nike Air Trainer 1 Chlorophyll
Originally released in 1987 as one of the first Air Trainer 1 colorways, the Nike Air Trainer 1 Chlorophyll is making a return.
The Nike Air Trainer 1 Chlorophyll is one of legendary sneaker designer Tinker Hatfield’s first designs for the Swoosh. Constructed of white perforated leather, grey Durabuck, and smooth black leather, the colorway draws inspiration from Hatfield’s local gym at the time. While the shoe is primarily neutral-toned, hits of Chlorophyll green on the forefoot strap, collar eyelets, and Nike Air heel embroidery add a subtle pop of color. The shoe pops up every now and then (the last few times being 2020, 2012, and 2008), but considering it’s an icon in the annals of footwear, its return is always welcome.
The Nike Air Trainer 1 Chlorophyll releases on Friday, May 20th for $120 on the SNKRS app and in select Nike retailers.
Nike Dunk High Championship White Red (Image by Nike)
Nike Dunk High Championship White Red (Image by Nike)
Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Arctic Orange (Image by Nike)
Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Arctic Orange (Image by Nike)
Nike Dunks
Nike drops off two new Dunk colorways with the Nike Dunk High Championship White Red and Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Sun Club Arctic Orange.
Similar to classic Dunks from the mid-1980s, the Nike Dunk High Championship White Red carries a more traditional look with a two-tone color-blocked leather upper and matching Air sole. On the other hand, the Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Sun Club Arctic Orange features a unique, tonal construction of warm-toned woven fabrics and light green tumbled leather overlays.
The Nike Dunk High Championship White Red releases on Tuesday, May 17th for $115, while the Nike Dunk Low Next Nature Sun Club Arctic Orange releases on Friday, May 20th for $110. Both models will be available on the SNKRS app and in select stores.
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Image by Nike
Nike LeBron 9 Low LeBronold Palmer
After having debuted in 2012 as a player exclusive for LeBron James, the Nike LeBron 9 Low LeBronold Palmer receives its first-ever re-issue.
The Nike LeBron 9 Low LeBronold Palmer nods to LeBron’s love for Arnold Palmers, a drink consisting of one part lemonade and one part iced tea made famous by PGA pro-golfer Arnold Palmer. This tropic-themed design features a refreshing pale yellow base with green palm tree illustrations scattered throughout the upper. From there, Bright Mango Swooshes, sock-liners, and full-length Air Max units add to the island feel.
The Nike LeBron 9 Low LeBronold Palmer releases on Thursday, May 19th for $200 on the SNKRS app and in select Nike retailers.
Image by Nike
Image by Nike
Nike Air Max 1 Light Madder Root
If you are looking to incorporate more pastels into your summer look, the Nike Air Max 1 Light Madder Root could be your ideal choice.
A perfect match for sunny days, the Nike Air Max 1 Light Madder Root boasts a vibrant palette consisting of rosy pink, light blue, and lime green. Plush suede, Durabuck, and mesh construction deliver each hue with a luxe feel. Emphasizing the outdoor aesthetic, hiking boot-inspired laces and a brown outsole complete the design.
The Nike Air Max 1 Light Madder Root releases on Thursday, May 19th for $150 on the SNKRS app and in select shops.
