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Among the many silhouettes added to the “Terrascape” family, the modified Air Max Plus is easily one of the most compelling, as the shoe’s signature fixtures play extremely well with the themes of the collection. And after a series of departures, the model is finally returning, this time in a new, sand-dressed colorway.

Sat atop a recycled, Grind Rubber sole, the upper is colored primarily in a light tan shade, which dresses throughout the grid-patterned base; the TPU exoskeleton; and the tongue’s various embellishments, from the branded emblem to the contrast stitching. The rest of said part, including its laces, are dyed a dark shade of black, matching that of the toe’s enlarged Swoosh, the mesh lining, and the logos across the insole.

For a closer look at this newest addition to the Terrascape line-up, see below. These should hit Nike.com as well as select retailers very soon, so sit tight.

In other news, early images of the J Balvin Air Jordan 2 were recently unveiled.

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With the Nike Air Force 1‘s 40th Anniversary still underway, we’ve seen and will continue to see plenty of new colorways. Here, the shoe’s GS trim makes an artistic debut, as it’s clad with bright paint splatters.

Nike’s brush, which was bathed in a bright red, is used to cover both the heel tab and tongue, the latter of which is mostly obscured by the tongue label. Matching Swooshes, both large and miniature, are spread adjacent, clashing against the whites the leather and mesh construction mainly employs.

Sat atop a recycled sole, this upcoming Air Force 1 should hit select retailers as well as Nike.com very soon. Until then, take a detailed look via the official images below.

In other news, early images of the J Balvin Air Jordan 2 recently surfaced.

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In the past, Saucony was Dunkin’ Donuts go-to supplier for footwear, with the brand having been commissioned for a few Boston Marathon themed colorways. But for 2022, America’s beloved coffee chain is joining Puma this time around, customizing both a GV Special and Triple basketball sneaker right in time for Iced Coffee Day.

While both shoes incorporate the same palette — which is pulled directly from Dunkin’s own logos — the Triple does so in a way more bold, with pink and orange shades covering much of the silhouette’s rear. White neutrals are pushed farther out to the toe, and used to highlight the co-branding at the tongue and heel, the latter of which splices together a bitten donut with a basketball.

In contrast, the GV Special is far more versatile, built with a white leather upper and matching midsole. The pinks and oranges, while identical in color to the above-mentioned pair, highlight the lace unit, outsole, and Formstrip more subtly. Adjacent, the branding, too, is quite different: the tongue’s logo sees the Puma jumping through the hole of a donut and the heel depicts a large cup of iced coffee.

To further celebrate the occasion, Dunkin’ Donuts and Puma have donated these footwear styles to hospital partners across the country, gifted specifically to Child Life Specialists who bring joy in a way few can. If you would like to secure a pair of your own, the collection will drop on May 25th at Puma.com, Puma flagship stores, and Dick’s Sporting Goods.