A Complete Guide to This Weekend's Sneakers Releases

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Price: $150

When: Wednesday, July 18 at 10 a.m.

Where: nike.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: With Kevin Durant spending his summer celebrating his second NBA championship, Nike is set to release yet another colorway of the KD 11. Following up last week's "Peach Jam" colorway celebrating the EYBL youth basketball league, the "Still KD" KD 11 takes a much simpler approach. An "Oreo"-esque black and white Flyknit makes up the upper with black hits appearing on the ankle collar, heel, and overlays by the toe. The upper sits atop a translucent midsole unit with React cushioning. 

Price: TBD

When: Thursday, July 19 at 10 a.m.

Where: nike.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Nike's latest addition to Paul George's signature line is hitting shelves this week. The PG 2.5 fuses the overall design of the PG 2 with the PG 1 by adding a strap across the midfoot that initially appeared on PG13's first signature shoe. This simple colorway uses a black upper with silver branding hits and silver speckling on the midsole. 

Price: TBD

When: Thursday, July 19 at 10 a.m.

Where: NikePlus app

What You Need to Know: Nike is upgrading its best-selling runner with some new technology. Dubbed the Zoom Pegasus Turbo, the latest installment in the Pegasus line adds Zoom X cushioning—the same tech used in the Zoom VaporFly Elite. A layer of React foam is also present in the underfoot. The overall build of the Pegasus Turbo is the same as the Air Zoom Pegasus 35, but makes subtle changes to the design like the addition of a translucent upper and larger Swoosh.

Price: $160

When: Thursday, July 19 at 10 a.m.

Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Nike is bringing back a popular OG colorway of the Air Max 95 this weekend. The "Solar Red" Air Max 95 sports the silhouette's traditional upper with various shades of grey across the multi-paneled design. Hits of solar red are used on the eyelets, tongue logo, Swoosh, and Air unit. 

Price: $140-$150

When: Thursday, July 19 at 10 a.m.

Where: converse.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: British fashion label JW Anderson is linking up with Converse once again for a brand new collaboration. This time, the Irish-born designer was inspired by his love for art and ceramic sculptures. Four pairs—two high-top and two low-top—of the Converse Chuck 70 model have been covered in glossy patent leather uppers with translucent midsoles and toe caps, debossed "JWA" branding by the lateral heel, and thick cloth laces to resemble the stucco of San Francisco. 

Price: $100

When: Thursday, July 19

Where: reebok.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: After 25 years in the vault, Reebok is bringing back 1993's Aztrek runner in its OG form. This particular silhouette falls perfectly in line with the current chunky sneaker trend. Two '90s-esque color schemes will be available—a white-based pair with black and teals hits, as well as a chalk-colored option with navy blue mesh panels and hits of hot pink. Both pairs sit atop a Hexalite-cushioned midsole unit. 

Price: $200

When: Saturday, July 21 at 11 a.m.

Where: CNCPTS stores and cncpts.com

What You Need to Know: Boston-based sneaker boutique CNCPTS returns with a brand new collaboration with Adidas. Using the Energy Boost originally popularized on the feet of Kanye West back in 2015 as the canvas, CNCPTS has crafted its latest Consortium release. The "Shiatsu" Energy Boost is inspired by upscale hotel spas. More specificially, the design pays homage to Asian culture and the Shiatsu massage. It features a white knit upper, jade TPU Three Stripes cage, and a jade terrycloth lining to further allude to the relaxing spa theme. Of course, the shoe sits atop a white Boost midsole and Continental rubber outsole.

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Price: $190

When: Saturday, July 21 at 10 a.m.

Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Perfect for the summer months, Jordan Brand is dropping an all-white Air Jordan III this weekend. The entire upper is constructed of a white leather with tonal elephant panels on the toe and heel. Setting it apart from the strikingly similar "Pure Money" Air Jordan III release from 2007, this new colorway sits on an icy blue outsole. It also lacks the silver accents and "Pure $" embroidery behind the heel tab of 2007's white-on-white release. 

Price: $220

When: Saturday, July 21 at 10 a.m.

Where: Hirshleifers, Kith, Nordstrom x Nike, and Jordan's 306 Yonge Toronto and 32 South State Chicago (Nike SNKRS on Monday, July 23)

What You Need to Know: A rather unsuspecting collaboration, Jordan Brand has joined forces with revered fashion publication Vogue for a collection of women's Air Jordan Is. This special project features red and sail-based versions of the Air Jordan I High Zip. Each leather upper is accented by a red "Edited by Vogue" keychain that dangles from a silver zipper. The zipper replaces a traditional lacing system and when unzipped reveals a red leather panel embroidered with "AWOK"—the iconic stamp of approval from the magazine's editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. The same signature is also stamped in larger font on the outsole in black. To carry on the premium feel that should be expected from a collaboration with Vogue, each pair will arrive in suede dust bags and special packaging.