Shelf Space: 10 New Sneakers Available at Flight Club Right Now

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Buy It Now, $325

Swapping out the traditional white leather upper for a lightweight knit, the adidas Stan Smith Primeknit brings new technology to a tried-and-true silhouette. This iteration of the Stan Smith has only been formally released overseas in Taiwan and select locations across Europe.

Buy It Now, $3,000

German-based boutique A Few celebrated its five-year anniversary with this limited-edition Lunary Flyknit II back in April. Only 15 pairs were made, with five distributed to friends and family and the remaining 10 raffled for a charity auction at KLEKT.

Buy It Now, $109

The revival of Ewing Athletics has customers looking beyond the Jumpman to satisfy their retro footwear needs, and the return of the Wrap continues that trend. With a lower profile than the 33 Hi, Focus, and Guard releases of the last two years, this Wrap applies vibrant colors against the black upper to complement the summer-ready silhouette.

Buy It Now, $160

For those still not watching, New Balance is routinely churning out clean and casual silhouettes crafted with quality materials in America. The predominantly teal m1300 that dropped back in April proudly wears the “Made in USA” label on its tongue, vying for its spot in your rotation. The traditional mesh upper and NB sole combine for a comfortable, lightweight piece that’s begging to break out on warmer days.

Buy It Now, $275

Throughout the last two years, the Air Huarache has popped up in its original construction—not flirting with Nike Free sole—in limited quantities. It’s one of the few silhouettes that works as a simple and solid sneaker, or as an eccentrically colored piece. The “All White” pair first appeared back in spring, ready for people looking for classic comfort in time for warm climates.

Buy It Now, $1,500

While stateside LeBron James’ fans wait patiently for a formal release date, the anticipated “What the LeBron” pops up unexpectedly. The latest iteration spans some of King James’ finest footwear moments beyond the XI, featuring design cues from the “Miami Nights” LeBron 8 v/2 Low, the “Fruity Pebbles” Zoom LeBron 4, the “Pure Platinum” LeBron X, and much more. And, yes, the original “Pre-Heat” LeBron 8 appears on the right tongue.

Buy It Now, $2,000

It took people some time to wrap their minds—and ankles—around the very high-profile Kobe 9 Elite, but the silhouette has been well received. Its initial low-cut follow-up, though, a limited-edition series released in Milan back in April dropped in four hard-to-find colors. 

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With the way new sneakers release these days, it’s remarkably easy to lose sight of ill shoes that dropped just a year ago. The “Area 72” Air Force Max 2013 PRM QS is one of those pieces that was nearly lost in the All-Star fold among the Barkley Posite Max and extraterrestrial-themed Nike Basketball drops.

Buy It Now, $1,400

Limited to 230 pairs, each individually numbered and only available by auction, the TEDxPortland collaboration with Jordan Brand sought to create a “Perfect” sneaker with the Air Jordan 1 Retro High O.G. Rich white leather dominates the entire upper while the original Air Jordan logo pops in varsity red near the collar.

Buy It Now, $600

Jordan Brand introduced one of its cleanest Jordan Future looks with the black upper and glow-in-the-dark sole while most people were still undecided about the new woven upper and the adoption of the Air Jordan XI sole on a new silhouette. While other models have teased all the translucent potential for future 11s, the glowing Future remains among the most in-demand pairs.