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Flight Club is a worldwide destination for rare sneakers and pairs people slept on. The shop's walls are infamously filled with cellophane-wrapped sneakers, and, of course, plenty of heat.
With more and more sneakers getting released nearly everyday, the inventory at Flight Club is constantly changing. The shop isn't just full of grails from yesteryear (although you can find those, too), there are also new sneakers for sale. At Flight Club right now, there are limited Air Max 90s, Air Jordan and LeBron PEs, and Supreme collabs you might have forgot about. Check out what's in-stock. Here's Shelf Space: 10 New Sneakers Available at Flight Club Right Now.
Nike Air Max2 CB 94
Buy It Now, $275
For more than two decades, the black and metallic silver Air Max2 CB 94 has made a statement just as bold as when Charles Barkley first told the world he wasn’t a role model. Last seen in 2003, this silhouette is the legendary grandfather to the more contemporary Barkley Posite Max.
adidas ZX Flux
Buy It Now, $150
The adidas ZX Flux is quickly emerging as one of the most versatile sneakers in the marketplace. From solids to subtle patterns to erratic graphic prints like this Barcelona Floral, the silhouette effectively speaks to the most diverse style preferences in the world.
Nike Air Trainer 1
Buy It Now, $400
The reflective aesthetic of the liquid-metal look is undeniably popular at Flight Club. The “Nike Knows” Air Trainer 1 Mid PRM QS, released as part of the Nike Knows collection earlier this year, providing a colorfully iridescent appeal to a classic Tinker Hatfield design.
Air Jordan XIV
Buy It Now, $500
Released in limited qualities during the World Basketball Festival in Chicago, the “Ferrari” Air Jordan 14 Retro marks the return of premium red suede at Jordan Brand.
atmos x Nike Air Max 90
Buy It Now, $750
Infrared accents provided adequate pop to contrast against last year’s “Duck Camo” Air Max 90 Premium from atmos. The sneaker originally released in Japan before arriving in limited quantities stateside.
Supreme x Nike SB Air Trainer 2
Buy It Now, $350
A Supreme x Nike SB collaboration from 2007, this royal and maize colorway was the only pair in the pack of four to not feature a combination of red and black. It still maintains the bold color blocking on a variety of premium materials while even borrowing inspiration from the netted mesh on the Air Jordan IV.
Air Jordan XVI
Buy It Now, $425
The unbridled enthusiasm for numbered Jordan Retros is typically reserved for 1 through XIV, leaving something like the Air Jordan XVI for a small audience within an already niche culture. As 2008’s Countdown Packs slide further into the past, the best thing people in need of a fresh pair of XVIs can do is hit up Flight Club — or await another round of Colleziones that may not happen.
Nike LeBron XI
Buy It Now, $1,000
Like most Nike Basketball releases of late, the LeBron XI saturated the market with a variety of colors throughout the last year. While King James worked in the Zoom LeBron Soldier for most of the NBA season, this PE of the XI was designed exclusively for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Air Jordan IX PE
Buy It Now, $2,500
This is one of those gems that catches you off guard when you hit Flight Club. You might walk in expecting to see an Air Mag, every color of both Air Yeezy silhouettes, and maybe an O.G. “Concord” Air Jordan XI somewhere. But when you least expect it, you’ll come across something like the “Oregon Ducks” Air Jordan IX Retro PE, with its all-nubuck upper and white accents, hoping something so smooth will one day be a GR.
Air Jordan IX PE
Buy It Now, $2,500
It’s usually the Oregon Ducks receiving exclusive love from Jordan Brand, but this rarely seen Air Jordan IX PE was designed for the rival Oregon State Beavers.
