A Complete Guide to This Weekend's Sneakers Releases

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Price: $160

When: Thursday, April 4 (NTWRK app) and Saturday, April 6 (Bodega stores and bdgastore.com)

Where: NTWRK app (April 4), Bodega stores, and bdgastore.com (April 6)

What You Need to Know: Bodega's latest collaboration is the "No Days Off" New Balance 997S. For this pair, the Boston-based boutique covered the modernized lifestlye silhouette in premium materials. A grey mesh upper is accented by a high-cut suede overlay on each side panel and finer suede wrapping the toe. A black neoprene bootie sports various textures, while a purple heel panel adds some color to the base. Additional hits of purple, teal, red, blue, green, and yellow branding complete the design. Mismatched "N" logos donning each side panel and three customizable lacing options add even more character to Bodega's upcoming project.  

Price: $160

When: Thursday, April 4 at 10 a.m.

Where: nike.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: The Air Jordan XXXIII is being introduced in low-top form this week. The Air Jordan XXXIII Low SE maintains the overall look of its high-top predecessor. New details include an elastic band extending across the midfoot for lockdown and a pull tab on the heel complete with "Nike Air" branding. The FastFit lacing setup remains intact on the tongue. The XXXIII Low's debut colorway features a white mesh upper, sail suede overlay on the heel, and red detailing. 

Price: $140

When: Friday, April 5 at 10 a.m.

Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Nike is introducing yet another colorway of 1994's Air Max2 Light. The "Purple Berry" colorway features a purple mesh upper with jagged white leather overlays. A black Swoosh dons each side panel. Bright pink hits on the rubber tongue logo, insole, and Air bubble at the heel provide an additional pop of color. 

Price: $160

When: Friday, April 5 at 10 a.m.

Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Storied Japanese boutique and frequent Nike collaborator Atmos is releasing its Air Max2 Light collaboration stateside this Friday. The multi-colored pair is covered in a collage of Nike logos with translucent overlays. A red Swoosh, matching laces, and multi-colored outsole complete the vintage-inspired design. 

Price: $190

When: Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m.

Where: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: Jordan Brand is bringing back the "Candy Cane" Air Jordan XIV for the first time since 2012. The most recent retro of the Chicago Bulls colorway sports a white tumbled leather upper, red accents, and a vast number of Ferrari-inspired Jumpman hits throughout. Coincidentally, this colorway has some notable ties to March Madness. Rip Hamilton notably laced up the pair when he helped the Uconn Huskies capture the 1999 NCAA Championship.

Price: $230

When: Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m.

Where: nike.com and other select retailers

What You Need to Know: The Nike Foamposite Pro arrives in a brand new "Hyper Crimson" colorway this week. A red-tinted Foamposite upper shifts colors in certain lighting. The color is also used on the pull tabs on the heel and tongue, as well as the Swooshes on the lateral toe and heel. The rest of this pair's details remain traditional to the usual Foamposite Pro formula like a glossy black Swoosh, black nubuck eyelets, a mesh inner bootie, and smoky translucent outsole.

Price: €160 (app. $180)

When: Saturday, April 6

Where: Overkill and overkillshop.com

What You Need to Know: Coming off of its "I Can If I Want" Adidas ZX 10000C collaboration, Berlin's Overkill is delivering a nostalgic take on the retro-inspired runner. The "Game Overkill" colorway is inspired by the original Nintendo Gameboy handheld system that made its retail debut in 1989. A grey mesh and suede upper is supposed to resemble the system. Purple Three Stripes represent the buttons, royal blue overlays on the side panel and heel mimic the script branding on the front, and a green liner is supposed to resemble the screen of the classic gaming device.