Matt Varga We’ve been reporting on how seismic of sneaker year 2025 would be since, honestly, around this time last year. Part of what comes with that is little turnaround time from one hyped release to the next, so even if pairs like the Galaxy Foams are off the board, there are plenty more to take their place.
To that point, a two-pack of Air Jordans mark this week’s most-coveted, with a sequel (threequel?) to the Union Air Jordan 1 and the return of the “Flu Game” Air Jordan 12 each expected to elicit high demand. Though perhaps not as anticipated, additional notable Nike, Inc. deliveries include the Air Jordan 4 Net “Black,” the Nike Flightposite in all-black, and the GS Air Jordan 12 “Pine Green.” As always, though, it’s not just shoes with a Swoosh commanding our attention. The debut of the ANTA KAI 2 “Artist On Court,” adidas Anthony Edwards 1 “Silver Metallic” and Dragon Ball Z Crocs collection are just some of the offerings from other brands that we’re tracking this week.
As we always say, the above recap gives you a birds-eye-view of what’s upcoming, but you’ll need to check out the complete list ahead for a true sense. Included with the photos below are hyperlinks pointing back to our original coverage of each shoe. Through there, you can find direct “Where To Buy” sections with direct shopping links for all the shoes referenced. For late-breaking updates, keep our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2025 pages nearby as the week draws on.
The Nike Air Max 1 Low Poly “Adventure”, the next project by .SWOOSH, is set to launch on February 24th, 2025. You must complete three puzzles to qualify for an opportunity to purchase the shoes at retail on 2/26.
The Nike Air Max 90 “Infrared Carbon Fiber” kicks things off with a durable spin on a classic colorway. A release is confirmed for February 25th.
The Dragon Ball Z Crocs pits the iconic series’ protagonists against one another for a February 25th launch.
A standout from 2024 keeps the pressure on for the new year with the Nike Air Max Sunder “Obsidian,” set to release on February 25th.
The Pelicans superstar continues the debut of his signature with the Jordan Zion 4 “Bright Crimson” on February 25th.
An already divisive model mints a sequel effort via February 26th’s Air Jordan 4 Net Black.
With the Nike Air Max Sunder “Reflective,” the 90s silhouette mints an all-3M pair on February 26th.
Ant’s signature shoe dips into chrome with the adidas AE1 “Silver Metallic,” launching on February 27th.
Arguably the crown jewel this week, “Chicago” and “Shadow” collide via February 27th’s Union Jordan 1.
The Sporty and Rich Handball Spezial sees the LA imprint spread onto three darkened colorways on February 27th.
London and Boston reunite atop the Footpatrol Saucony Progrid Omni 9, landing on February 27th.
February 27th also brings the debut of the Nike Zoom Vomero 18, the latest and greatest addition to the Swoosh running catalog.
The Chicago designer’s “5 Year Run” caps off with the Joe Freshgoods New Balance 992 “Aged Well,” getting a wide release on February 28th.
Kyrie Irving introduces his second signature silhouette under his new brand via the ANTA KAI 2 “Artist On Court,” dropping on February 28th.
Skepta’s signature run marches on with the second Puma Skope Mid, hitting the trail on February 28th.
Copenhagen and Kobe collide once again with the Cecilie Bahnsen ASICS GEL-Terrain collection landing February 28th.
The firstWacko Maria Reebok collab occurs February 28th on the Club C, bringing the Japanese brand’s signature leopard print into the mix.
A classic archival model returns via the murdered-out Nike Flightposite “Black” on February 28th.
Still sick. The Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game” marks the colorway’s first retro since 2016. Look out via SNKRS and local retailers for March 1st.
After teeing the shoe off with the help of Clipse, the Pharrell adidas Superstar 92 hits the adidas confirmed app on March 1st.
Jerry Lorenzo’s proper on-court offerings march on with March 1st’s adidas x Fear of God Athletics “Putty Beige” capsule.
Another Player Exclusive from the collection of Devin Booker is set to launch on March 1st. The Nike Book 1 “Mowabb” will be available on SNKRS and select Nike Basketball retailers.
Highly sought after in its 2020 version, the Nike Dunk High “Michigan” returns to shelves on March 1st.
Following link-ups with Jae Tips and Colours Plus, the Saucony Matrix returns to the mainline on March 1st.
A pitch icon returns as a lifestyle model via March 1st’s Nike Total 90 III SP “Metallic Silver.”
Look out for the Nike Dunk Low “CBGB” on March 1st, dedicated to an iconic NYC music venue.
Tinker Hatfield’s timeless design gets a trendy reimagining with the Nike Air Max 1 “Snakeskin,” set for a March 1st release.
Ionescu odes to her NY squad’s namesake with the oxidized copper tones of the Sabrina 2 “Fresh Mint,” dropping on March 1st.
Only the GS crowd can get in on the Air Jordan 13 “Pine Green,” marking a rare 2025 appearance for the silhouette on March 1st.
Adults and little hoopers get a flashy edition when the Nike Ja 2 “Beyond Blue” hits shelves on March 1st.
