20 Best Sneakers Dropping This Fall

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Release date: October 10

Price: $160

Calling back to Michael Jordan’s alma mater, these Carolina blue Jordan 1s are as O.G. as they come. This colorway has released in multiple variations through the years, but this is actually the very first time it will be returning in its true O.G. form since the 1985 release. If you’re a true Jordan head, these are a no-brainer.

Release date: November 20

Price: $145

Imagine rolling up to Metlife in these bad boys. Victor Cruz, the Giants star receiver has finally gotten his first ever signature sneaker, just in time for the start of his season. Giants fans all over, will be sure to cop these, along with the various colorways to go along with it. 

Release date: October 15

Price: $140

Derrick Rose has always had one of adidas Basketball’s strongest signature lines, but his latest may very well be his best yet. Equipped with an ultra-comfy Boost midsole and unique upper design, these are going to look just as good in the streets as they will on the NBA hardwood.

Release date: September 25

Price: $250

Picking up where 2014’s “Wheat” Foamposites left off, this “Olive” shade will look right at home during the autumn months. In fact, these are so good, it might even be worth considering skipping a pair of boots altogether and just copping a couple of these.

Release date: October 3

Price: $170

There aren’t many sneakers from the ’90s era that Jordan Brand has yet to Retro, but the Jordan XIV Low “Laney” is one of them. Inspired by Mike’s high school squad, the return of this vibrant blue colorway has been a long time coming. Thankfully, you’ll finally get your shot this October. 

Release date: December 15

Price: $125

Although we’ve yet to see a full image of Kyrie Irving’s second Nike signature shoe, it goes without saying that it’s going to be dope. The Kyrie 1 was one of the biggest success stories in hoops sneakers last year, and we expect even bigger things from the sequel. 

Release date: December 12

Price: $190

The return of the “Chrome” Air Jordan VIII is another one that people have been waiting on for a while. Introduced as a new colorway in 2003, these have gone on to become a cult favorite thanks to their simple color scheme. The hints of chrome on the strap’s plastic buckles seal the deal as a must get.

Release date: December 18

Price: $385

Two classic Nike Basketball sneakers worn by Ray Allen in 1998’s He Got Game will be dropping together in a package deal for $385. This collection includes the “Pearl” Air Foamposite One as well as an O.G. colorway of the Zoom Hawk Flight, which was also rocked by NBA player Gary Payton.

Release date: September 26

Price: $170

While many of the sneakers on this list will be hitting shelves for the first time in years, it will actually be the first time ever for the “Referee” version of the Air Jordan XI I.E. Low. Originally, issued to NBA referees in 1996, the blacked out look was designed to conform with the league’s uniform regulations. Not only do they have a rich history, but they’re also one of the best looking I.E. Lows ever.

Release date: Fall 2015

Price: $400

The Air Jordan 1 Pinnacle line has already delivered some of 2015’s best sneakers, but this brown croc-wrapped edition looks like it could be one of the most premium releases yet. As is often the case with Pinnacle releases, they’re not going to come easy, but that’s just the price you pay in order to stunt. 

Release date: October 10

Price: $200

Each year, Nike finds a way to make LeBron’s signature shoe even better with new technologies and design techniques, and you can expect more of the same here. They’re probably best used for actually playing ball, but it doesn’t hurt that LeBron’s sneakers are also some of the best looking off the court. Although they’ve yet to make their official debut, the LeBron 13s looks promising thus far.

Release date: November 27

Price: $190

For the first time since its initial Retro in 2007, the “Aqua” Jordan VIII is set to drop as one of 2015’s Black Friday releases. If you’re willing to fight the crowds, this remastered release is one of the best things dropping this fall.

Release date: October 24

Price: $130

Ever since Stephen Curry won the 2014-15 MVP honors and helped lead Golden State to the NBA Championship, his Under Armour signature shoe has taken off. Now, it’s time for the sequel. If “Chef Curry” can keep up the momentum, this will be one of the biggest releases of the season, no question.

Release date: October 2015

Price: $220

Just in case you don’t know the significance of the O.G. “Nike Air” branding on the heel of the upcoming “Maroon” Jordan VI, here’s the quick and easy explanation; In 2001, much to the dismay of collectors, Jordan Brand began swapping the traditional Swoosh script found at the heel of Air Jordans III, IV, V, and VI with its iconic Jumpman logo. Aside from 2013’s “88” Jordan III, this will be the first time it’s appeared since. To top it off, the “Maroon” colorway is the perfect color. 

Release date: November 27

Price: $250

The “Mirror” Foamposites caused a stir during NBA All-Star Weekend, and the similar looking “Hologram” version is sure to be one of Black Friday’s biggest, too. Get your shine on, but be prepared to fight the resellers during the rush.

Release date: November 2015

Price: $190

We still don’t know what the “Doernbecher” Jordan XIIIs will look like, but we do know they’re coming. Then again, does it really even matter? The charitable Doernbecher collections are about the courageous kids that design the kicks and gives back to something bigger than sneakers. It’s an added bonus if the kicks turn out great, which they always do. 

Release date: September 2015

Price: TBA

In celebration of Highsnobiety’s 10th anniversary, Kith founder Ronnie Fieg has prepared a two-sneaker collection with Puma that features redesigned versions of the Blaze of Glory and R698 models. Based on the previews we’ve seen, this black and red collection is going to be one of fall’s biggest must-haves. 

Release date: December 19

Price: $220

For years, the holiday season has meant one thing to sneakerheads: an Air Jordan XI Retro release. The trend carries on this December with the “72-10” edition which pays tribute to Chicago Bulls’ historic 1995-96 season. Built with premium, remastered materials, you’d be a fool to pass these up.

Release date: October 2015

Price: $200

It’s still not 100 percent confirmed, but all signs are pointing to the “Beluga” Yeezy Boost 350s being the all-white pair that Kanye West rocked during James Harden’s boat party in late August (seen above). What we do know is the “Beluga” colorway is set for an October release and that it’s sure to cause a frenzy regardless of what it looks like. Things could change between now and then, but this is likely what you’ll be seeing come October.

Release date: October 2015

Price: $198

For the first time ever, New York’s legendary streetwear brand Supreme will team up with Jordan Brand for a collaboration. The result is three striking colorways of the Air Jordan V complete with Supreme branding and a “94” script at the back denoting the year that the shop was opened. This collection is so well done that you really can’t go wrong with any of the three colors, so choose a favorite now and get ready to try your luck come October for the hottest release of the season.