Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Michael Jordan's first NBA Slam Dunk Contest, here's where to pick up a pair online.

Nike’s Jordan Brand is reportedly set to bring back a beloved sneaker with the release of the Air Jordan 1 Low “Black Toe”.

Jordan Brand, for their part, knows what they have with the Bred and they always have. The shoe only comes back around every seven or eight years or so. We last saw it back in 2016, an instant sell-out affair that still fetches some pretty ridiculous prices on resale platforms.

To join in on the NBA All-Star Weekend hype, Adidas is dropping a new colorway of its best modern signature basketball sneaker. The Anthony Edwards 1 Champagne Metallic features a textile and synthetic upper with a hybrid BOOST and Lightstrike midsole for quick energy return and a lightweight feel that’ll keep your court game at peak performance.

The 2025 AJ1 High OG “black toe” is set to launch on Saturday 15 February, the day after the drop of the AJ1 High '85 “banned” reissue. As usual, this reimagined Jordan 1 is releasing on the Nike SNKRS app at 8am on drop day. You can also secure the shoe via a raffle now live on BSTN 's webstore.

Another enthusiast reviewer had this to say: “This is a great shoe. It looks better in person. The feel, the foundation, the frame and the front is excellent. You couldn't find a better shoe for sale and comfort.”

After launching in an all-white colorway in December, the heavily modified Air Jordan 4 Net is now primed to release in an all-black "Black Cat" variation. Built with a smooth lea

Jordan Brand has added a new Air Jordan 1 "Black Toe" offering to its 2025 lineup, but this time in low-top form. Sneakerheads Can’t Stop Talking About The Air Jordan 1 Low “Black Toe” Written by Cary