Self-lacing sneakers were supposed to be something you would only see in the movies. Eventually, however, Nike decided to make them a real thing and started adding auto-lacing technology to the midsoles of certain models. It all started with the Nike HyperAdapt and then, the Nike Adapt BB was born. In the interim, we even got a Nike Adapt Huarache and now, an Air Max Adapt. Now, though, we have the Nike Adapt BB 2.0 which will certainly be getting a lot of playing time on NBA courts over the next year.

A couple of colorways of this model have dropped here and there over the last few months but now, we are getting an “Oreo” colorway which will go with almost any uniform. As you can see from the official images below, the shoe has a white upper with black highlights, including the Nike swoosh. From there, the back heel is cement grey with some black speckles.

There is no release date for these yet so be on the lookout over at Nike.com if you are interested in copping. These are set to go for $400 USD.

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Paul George’s signature sneaker line with Nike has been frequently applauded for its dope silhouettes. The affordable sneaker has seen numerous iterations over the years, including some video games and space-themed colorways. Fans were curious to see what the Nike PG 4 would look like and when the shoe was revealed, some were disappointed, while others were excited. The silhouette has proven to be polarizing although for now, it seems to be doing just fine on the market.

The latest PG 4 colorway to be revealed is the “Oreo” offering which can be found below. As you can see from the official images below, the shoe features white and black mesh uppers. The Nike swoosh is black while the midsole is white with grey speckles splattered all the way throughout. It may be a simple colorway but there are plenty of subtle details to keep you excited.

According to Sneaker News, these kicks will be dropping on Monday, March 16th, for $110 USD. If you need something clean for the court, these will definitely be a great option. Let us know in the comments below what you think of these and whether or not you plan on copping.

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Earlier this week, it was revealed that Supreme would be starting off their Spring/Summer collection with a bang thanks to their upcoming collaboration with cookie brand, Oreo. Fans were absolutely perplexed by the announcement as it’s not every day you see a streetwear brand get into the food business. Considering it’s Supreme we’re talking about, many hypebeasts eventually came around to the idea and now, the hype surrounding the release is astronomical.

The collab will be sold in packs of three and it will cost $8 USD. This collab is dropping online on February 27th although some packs have already made it into the hands of collectors. Hilariously, these packs are already selling for an obscene amount of money on resale websites. According to the New York Post, some packs are selling for thousands of dollars. In the screenshot below, you can see one pack set at $4,000. 

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These prices are fairly insane but they aren’t surprising when you stop and think about the power of Supreme. Regardless of how you feel about the streetwear giant, there is no denying that they know how to market their products and get people excited. 

Luckily, these prices are bound to go down once the online release goes down next Thursday. With this in mind, let us know in the comments below whether or not you plan on copping these Supreme branded treats.

Supreme is easily one of the most notorious streetwear brands in the entire world and time after time, they have come through with some pretty incredible collabs and lifestyle items. Sometimes, Supreme will team up with a brand you would never expect them to. With their Spring/Summer season on the horizon, it appears as though they will be coming through with yet another unorthodox collab. This time around, Supreme will be getting into the cookie business thanks to Oreo.

Thanks to the Twitter account The Supreme Saint, we now have our first look at the red double-stuffed Oreo which can be seen below. The actual cookie is red with a Supreme Box Logo right in the middle. It is believed a single cookie will cost close to $8 USD which is pretty expensive if you ask us. Not to mention, resale prices will probably be through the roof.